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Women in Business Focus

The Women & Business Conference and ATHENA Awards Luncheon is presented annually by the Salt Lake Chamber . This year’s event will be held on Nov. 12 at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City. The event features the presentation of prestigious awards to women of merit in our…

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2019 Salt Lake Chamber ATHENA Award winner

Linda Wardell, General Manager, City Creek Center Linda Wardell is the 2019 recipient of the Salt Lake Chamber’s ATHENA Leadership Award. She will receive the award at the Women & Business Conference and ATHENA Awards Luncheon to be held on Nov. 12 in Salt Lake City. This year’s…

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2019 Salt Lake Chamber Pathfinder Award winners

Theresa Foxley Economic Development Corporation of Utah A Utah native, Theresa Foxley is passionate about promoting the Beehive State. She has served as the Economic Development Corporation of Utah’s president and CEO since 2017 and has helped usher in a new era that is highly…

Five steps to closing the gender wage gap

Regardless of what critics say, research overwhelmingly shows that the gender wage gap exists. An analysis by the American Association of University Women found that Utah has the largest gender wage gap for full-time, year-round working women, placing Utah 50th in the nation for…

Women’s Business Center of Utah partners with Kiva to provide access to capital

On Oct. 18, 2019, the Women’s Business Center of Utah (WBCUtah) announced a new partnership with kiva.org and will serve as host for Kiva Salt Lake City, the first Kiva Hub in Utah. Kiva U.S. is a nonprofit organization that facilitates crowd-funded microloans ranging from…

Women’s Business Center Utah: Spotlight on Women Business Owners

Raysha Carrasco Monsieur Crepes Raysha Carrasco always had an entrepreneurial spirit and wanted to start a business. When she came to Utah in 2015, she worked at hotels, using her hospitality degree. But she wanted to start something of her own. Her husband comes from France,…

IS ANOTHER DOWNTURN ON THE WAY?

... and is your middle-market company getting ready for it when it comes? By Drew Yergensen The Great Recession ended in 2009 and, despite the growth that has prevailed in the decade since, many middle-market business owners have been watching economic trends closely and taking…

The credit union perspective: A community approach to Utah business success

By Mallory Merrill Businesses and nonprofit organizations seem obviously different. They inhabit disparate worlds and arise from disparate goals. But, foundationally, the function of a business is not totally dissimilar from that of a nonprofit. Ultimately, business is about…

Clients can collaborate with banks to strengthen cybersecurity

By Howard Headlee Over the past decade, large-scale cyber compromises affecting millions of consumers have made big headlines. Sadly, media coverage of large-scale security breaches and cyberattacks can have a desensitizing effect on the public. But as more people rely on online…

Enhancing your situational awareness with penetration testing

By Rick Lucy It’s been said that businesses should adopt the attitude of “when” rather than “if” a cyberattack will occur. An effective wat to prepare for such an occurrence is a penetration or “red team” test.{mprestriction ids="1,3"} A typical penetration test is a simulated…

Self-directed IRAs put you in the driver’s seat to make smart investments with your individual retirement account savings

By Roger Christensen Utah banks and credit unions offer multiple solutions for folks preparing for eventual retirement. Among the savings options is a product known as a self-directed IRA. It’s a great tool, but it doesn’t fit every situation and every potential saver’s wants…

Applying the 80/20 rule: Italian economist's theory can be useful in mitigating client data-breach risks and making the most of cybersecurity investment

By Hossein Dadkhah Cybersecurity risk is translated directly into business risk. According to Inc. magazine, 60 percent of small businesses fold within six months of a cyberattack. Fortune 500 businesses are not the only ones that need to worry about cyberattacks anymore. In…

What has your QuickBooks inventory tracking done for you lately?

By Megan Bronson It’s no secret that QuickBooks inventory tracking has its limitations. Even using the Advanced Inventory functionalities in QuickBooks Enterprise (the highest level of the QuickBooks suite) is often insufficient for fast-growing, high-volume or beyond-basic…

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