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Jane.com announces Joana McKenna as new CEO

Lehi-based Jane.com, an online marketplace for fashion, accessories, home décor and children’s clothing, has announced that Joana McKenna has been named the company’s new CEO. McKenna has over 20 years of experience building global brands with expertise in high-growth e-commerce…

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Mar 20

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Succeeding in Your Business: A ‘pep talk’ for tomorrow’s entrepreneurs

Cliff Ennico For the past couple of years, I have taught an online “Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management” course for a local university. The course, offered only to MBA students in their final year, carries a pretty demanding workload. Students have to read an 800-page…

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Mar 20

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Innovate Utah: NEW IDEAS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM UTAH COMPANIES

Persnickety Prints , an Orem-based digital printing service that primarily serves the scrapbooking industry, has introduced the Persnickety Prints Box app . The new app is a subscription service that provides photo prints of digital pictures from a customer’s smartphone. The…

UTAH COUNTY UPDATE: There’s a whole lot of new in Orem

Dave Young What is new in Orem? Quite a bit. A new mayor and city council were elected last fall — and our first seven weeks have been very busy. I ran for mayor on the promise that I would listen to our citizens, and I would use my best judgment to lead Orem into the future. I…

Utah nation's worst in gender gap for high-income earners

Brice Wallace Several studies over the years have shown Utah women earn less than Utah men. A new study shows that is especially true when it comes to high-income earners. In fact, the gap is larger in Utah than any other state. A study by MagnifyMoney shows that 85 percent of…

UofU joins Idaho National Lab in energy, technology research effort

Brice Wallace The University of Utah and Idaho National Laboratory (INL) will partner on research and development projects that could advance the nation’s energy and security technology. The two organizations recently signed a five-year agreement called Strategic Understanding…

COVID-19 Updates: Cancellations and postponements

The following are events that have been included in The Enterprise Calendar listings and subsequently have been postponed or canceled, or have been removed from the organizers’ website calendars. This is not a complete list of postponements or cancellations. Check with…

Mayor Wilson reveals plans to spend $90 million of American Rescue Plan Act money

Salt Lake County received $112 million last year from the American Rescue Plan Act designed to help the state recovery from the shutdowns imposed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. And the county has another $112 million coming in July. Last year’s money has to be spent by…

Utah schools increased use of technology due to demands of COVID-19 pandemic

The Utah Education and Telehealth Network (UETN) has released the fourth edition of its Utah School Technology Inventory. Completed in collaboration with national nonprofit Connected Nation (CN), the report gives updates on technology in every school across Utah. One basic…

Utah residents worrying less about COVID, ready to do away with mask mandates

OH Predictive Insights, a Phoenix-based research company, has released data concerning Utahns’ overall sentiment toward COVID-19, their concern levels and their support for lifting mask mandates. The Utah Public Opinion Pulse survey found that 36 percent of Utah residents are…

Civica Inc. announces plans to manufacture and distribute affordable insulin

Lehi-based Civica Inc. has announced plans to manufacture and distribute insulins that, once approved, will be available to people with diabetes at significantly lower prices than insulins currently on the market. “The availability of affordable insulins will benefit people with…

Logan's iFIT appoints pair as co-presidents

Logan-based iFIT Health & Fitness has announced the appointment of Steve Barr, the company’s current chief financial officer, and Mark Watterson, its chief experience officer, as co-presidents of the company. As previously planned and announced, iFIT co-founder Scott Watterson…

Jobless rate takes slight uptick

Still second only to Nebraska, Utah’s unemployment rate inched up one-tenth of a percent to 2.2 percent in January, leaving about 37,000 residents without a job. The national jobless rate also rose slightly to 4 percent. Utah’s nonfarm payroll employment for January increased an…

Complete Recovery buys Texas co.

Complete Recovery Corp., a Salt Lake City-based asset recovery service provider, has purchased Waypoint Resource Group of Austin, Texas. Waypoint is a financial company that provides key management services for accounts receivables. “We’ve been doing this work for 19 years and…

Crawford to head Influx Marketing

Healthcare marketing agency Influx Marketing has appointed Erica Crawford as its new president. Influx Marketing is headquartered in Park City with offices in Los Angeles and Tampa, Florida. As the agency’s first president, Crawford will dedicate her time to overseeing the…

S.C. firm buys Hurricane lab

Diversified Medical Healthcare, a Greenville, South Carolina, holding company with multiple brands in the patient care industry, has announced its acquisition of Dynasty Medical Laboratory Services (DMLS), formerly Dynasty Diagnostics. Located in Hurricane, DMLS previously…

Consumer sentiment shows modest increase

Utah’s consumer sentiment rose by 1.9 points from January to February, increasing to 78.8, according to the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute’s Utah Consumer Sentiment Survey. While the overall outlook increased, certain groups reported mixed views. Sentiment increased among…

UofU, SLCC now partners in Amazon career program

The University of Utah and Salt Lake Community College have been selected by Amazon as partners in its Career Choice Program. The program gives hourly frontline Amazon employees access to associate degree programs, industry certifications for in-demand jobs and foundational…

Purple names DeMartini CEO

Purple Innovation Inc., a Lehi manufacturer of sleep products, including the Purple No Pressure Mattress, has announced that its board of directors has appointed Robert DeMartini as CEO. DeMartini was appointed acting CEO in December. “I am very excited to be leading Purple…

Domo announces leadership transition

Domo Inc. has announced a major leadership transition, effective immediately. John Mellor, Domo’s chief strategy officer since 2019, has been named CEO and a member of the board of directors. Meanwhile, Catherine Wong, the company’s chief product officer and executive vice…

Aceto acquires Biotron Labs

Salt Lake City-based Biotron Laboratories and its Centerville and Ogden manufacturing facilities that operate as Talus Mineral Co. have been acquired by Aceto. Biotron manufacturs and supplies specialty minerals and nutritional ingredients to the nutritional supplements…

Succeeding in Your Business: So you think you formed a company

Cliff Ennico “I’ve been in business with a friend for three years now — at least I thought I was in business with him. We set up a limited liability company (LLC) for this business three years ago and hired an attorney, who sent us a whole bunch of legal documents. We signed…

Business Tech: What's a knowledge base, and does my company need one?

Bahar Ferguson As years pass on and technology evolves, old company information remains stuck in forum discussions, social media interactions, emails and even in the minds of your personnel. With knowledge scattered all over, it becomes nearly impossible for prospects to access…

Adopt-A-School brings business into workforce training equation

Brice Wallace State economic development officials for years have called on businesses and educational institutions to partner on workforce training. Now there’s a new call to action, in the form of the Utah Adopt-A-School program. Announced recently by Gov. Spencer Cox, the…

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