This excerpt is from a story originally published in the March 13, 2022 issue of the Union-Bulletin.
Like many college students, Jim Edmunds wasn’t exactly sure what he wanted to do when he graduated from Whitman with a history degree in 1978.
“I was sort of a blank slate,” the CEO recalled.
He certainly never imagined starting a company that would wind up benefiting not just Whitman, but the wider Walla Walla business community. But that’s exactly what Edmunds has done as the founder of Ingeniux, a technology company that makes digital content management software used by companies to manage their websites, portals, and other digital content experiences.
Edmunds established Ingeniux in Seattle in 2000. When it came time to open a second location for the company in 2016, they weighed options in the West, Midwest and Southeast. But Edmunds was thinking closer to home.
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