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Qualtrics research: Corporate marketing pros seem to be betting on the metaverse

The future of advertising may be in the metaverse, with 59 percent of marketers reporting it is the most successful channel on which they advertise, according to new research from Qualtrics, a Provo-based customer experience management platform. The metaverse is a simulated…

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Orion acquires TownSquare Capital

Orion Advisor Solutions, an Omaha, Nebraska-based provider of technology solutions for fiduciary advisors, has acquired Provo’s TownSquare Capital, a boutique, full-service investment and trading company. Transaction details will not be disclosed.{mprestriction ids="1,3"}…

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Salt Lake Retina purchased

NVision Eye Centers, an Aliso Viejo, Callifornia-based eyecare company with locations throughout the West and Southwest, has acquired Salt Lake Retina. Salt Lake Retina, with offices in West Jordan, West Valley City and Tooele, specializes in medical and surgical treatment of…

Despite booming economy, Utahns say their quality of life is in decline

Utahns’ perception of the quality of life in the state has declined in recent years, according to Utah Foundation’s “2022 Utah Community Quality of Life Index: Is a Booming Economy Making Life Better?,” released recently. Declining steadily over the past 10 years, the index now…

PCF buys United Underwriters

Lehi-based PCF Insurance Services, a national insurance brokerage firm, has announced the acquisition of Utah-based property and casualty managing general agent (MGA) United Underwriters of Provo. Founded in 1998, United Underwriters services more than 150 agencies across the…

Young to head Kirton McConkie dispute center

Former University of Utah President Michael K. Young has joined the Salt Lake City law firm Kirton McConkie and will head the practice’s newly formed Center for International Dispute Resolution. Young is president emeritus and professor of law and public policy at Texas A&M…

Succeeding in Your Business: Setting up a worker cooperative through an LLC

Cliff Ennico “I have run a successful service business for many years. “I am getting ready to retire and have been approached by several local competitors who would love to buy my business. “The problem is that I have several long-serving employees in their 40s and 50s who would…

Five tips for talking to customers about price increases

Russ Sharer and Michelle Richardson Does it seem like most of your customer interactions these days are to deliver news of a price increase? Has your company gone from holding pricing on quotes for 90 days to 30? Is pricing firm at time of order or have you had to go back and…

Workers would take less pay for different benefits

Small and midsize employers largely aren’t offering the benefits employees value most, according to a report released by PeopleKeep, a Salt Lake City-based provider of personalized benefits for small to midsize organizations. The report, which features data from more than 300…

Nearly half of Utah sellers are dropping home prices

As a sure sign of a cooling home sales market, price reductions have become common in Utah in the past few months, according to new report from Redfin (redfin.com), an technology-powered real estate brokerage. Provo, Salt Lake City and Ogden all were in the top 10 metros…

Sentinel project settling in for decades-long run in Roy

Brice Wallace Many Utah companies are scrambling to find qualified workers to meet their needs for the next week, the next month or the next year. Imagine handling that challenge and extending it by a half-century. {mprestriction ids="1,3"} That’s what Northrop Grumman Corp. is…

Study: 48% of tech workers consider changing jobs due to lack of upskilling resources

Nearly half (48 percent) of tech workers have considered changing jobs because they are not given sufficient resources to develop tech skills, according to a report released by Pluralsight, a technology workforce development company based in Draper. Additionally, 75 percent of…

KT Tape names Jessica Klodnicki new CEO

KT Tape, an American Fork-based provider of drug-free pain relief products, has announced the company’s board of directors has appointed Jessica Klodnicki as its new CEO. Klodnicki comes to KT Tape with extensive professional experience in the outdoor brands and consumer…

Two Utahns named regional Ernst & Young Entrepreneurs of the Year

Two Utah business leaders have been named recipients of Ernst & Young’s 2022 Entrepreneur of The Year award for its Mountain West region. Josh Eckman, founder and CEO of Salt Lake City-based medical device company Carterra; and Bret Rasmussen, founder and CEO of Murray’s KURU…

Gruppo named CEO/pres. of CoNextions

CoNextions Inc., a medical device company specializing in in tendon repair and based in Salt Lake City, has named Daniel Gruppo as president and CEO. Jeff Barnes, who has served as CEO since May 2017, will continue as executive chairman of the board of directors. Gruppo has more…

Brodsky Built launched

Murray-based Hamlet Homes has been sold to four of its senior employees and split from its development arm, Hamlet Development. Former owner Michael Brodsky will maintain ownership of the development business under the name Brodsky Built. The homebuilding company will continue…

Seven tools for leading in today’s uncertain world

Richard Tyson Well, here we go again! Just when you thought the worst calamity of your life had faded into pandemic past-tense, you are faced with the worst inflation in 40-plus years, more violence and civil unrest since the days of the wild West, an autocratic despot who has…

Succeeding in Your Business: One more thing America needs from its media

Cliff Ennico After last week’s column on the need for more slapstick comedy from our entertainment media, I am emboldened to write on a related subject, something else we need from our media right now if America is to get through the coming tough years: More positive role models…

Innovate Utah NEW IDEAS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM UTAH COMPANIES

Salt Lake City-based Hero Defense Systems LLC , a designer and manufacturer of personal defense products, has released a new close-proximity defense device named AIIRO . The device is designed for consumers and professionals as a close-contact personal defense system. AIIRO’s…

Solid reasons why every company needs to hire older workers

Angela Civitella Of all the biases that exist, the one that gets the least amount of press is the bias of age, better known as ageism. This is now becoming a major challenge in the workplace. In fact, many people believe if you are older, your capabilities are more scrutinized…

After a dip below 2%, Utah jobless rate ticks back up

After briefly dipping below 2 percent in April, Utah’s unemployment rate ticked back up to that mark in May, according to a report released by the Utah Department of Workforce Services. The figure means just over 34,000 Utahns remain unemployed. April’s national jobless rate…

New UIPA board weighs changes for transparency, public engagement

Brice Wallace A recently reworked Utah Inland Port Authority Board is hoping to provide more transparency and broaden public engagement. A board meeting earlier this month featured a discussion about several possible policy changes related to board meeting schedules, notices,…

Been hoping for this: OR show will have event open to public

Brice Wallace A return of the Outdoor Retailer tradeshows? Check. The addition of an open-to-the-public version of those shows? Check. The latest move strengthening Utah’s connection to the outdoor recreation industry will be called Outdoor Adventure X, a three-day festival…

Justice Lee will launch two national firms after leaving the Utah Supreme Court this month

Utah Supreme Court Associate Chief Justice Thomas Lee has announced his plans following his retirement from the court after 13 years. Lee said he will launch two national firms when he steps down on June 30. One of the two new compamies will provide linguistic consulting…

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Jun 25

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