Brent Regan (pictured), Coeur d’Alene, has been named to the board of directors for the Idaho Freedom Foundation. 
Regan joins Boise Valley residents Heather Lauer, Bob Rathbone and Dan Symms on the board. Regan is the founder and president of Regan Designs, specializing in designing electromechanical products for medical, aerospace, defense, marine and automotive industries. He holds 11 U.S. patents for medical devices. “The Idaho Freedom Foundation provides essential services to Idaho citizens by advocating for free market solutions, individual responsibility, private property rights and transparent, limited government,” said Regan. “I have been working with the IFF since 2009 and found their energy and dedication to the IFF mission inspiring and effective. I was honored to be asked to join the IFF team and look forward to working with them to advance the core values that make America an exceptional nation. It has been said that we get the government we deserve. The IFF works tirelessly so that we deserve the best”/Mitch Coffman, Idaho Reporter. More here.
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