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Succeeding in Your Business: Here's how to start rebuilding corporate records when they don’t exist

By Cliff Ennico “Two partners and I formed a media company in the 1990s that has turned out to be extremely successful. So successful, in fact, that we have received an offer from a large public company to buy us out at an astronomical price. “We signed a letter with the company…

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Jun 27

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ARUP opens new 220,000-sq.-ft., state-of-the-art laboratory in Salt Lake City

ARUP Laboratories, one of the nation’s largest reference laboratories located in the University of Utah’s Research Park, has opened its new four-story, 220,000-square-foot laboratory facility in Salt Lake City. ARUP employees, executives and board members were on hand for a…

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Jun 27

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Not like 2020, but 8,595 new jobs on the way

By Brice Wallace It would have been difficult to duplicate under normal circumstances, but adding COVID-19 impacts helped leave the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) figures for incentivized economic development short of repeating 2020’s record-high numbers. The…

New Lehi-based solar company launches as nation's 5th-largest

New solar residential solar provider Lumio wasn’t formed until last December and already it is one of the industry’s top five companies. The brainchild of Utah serial entrepreneur Greg Butterfield and Smart Energy Today marketer Jonathan Gibbs, Lumio resulted from the…

Pandemic casts whole new light on safety industry

By Brice Wallace Imagine working in an industry that was often overlooked, ignored or sometimes even ridiculed. And then, in a moment’s notice, the work in that industry became deadly serious — the most important element for businesses and individuals worldwide. That’s what…

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Jun 20

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Utah businesses encouraged to offer incentives for employees to get shots

In a recent COVID-19 update news conference, Utah Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson challenged businesses to begin encouraging their employees to get vaccinated for the virus and to provide incentives for those who do. During the press briefing, Henderson warned that that if people…

CDC sends an additional $24 million to Utah to help COVID-19 disparities

The U.S Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has awarded the Utah Department of Health $24,137,217 to address COVID-19-related health disparities. The funding, part of a $2.25 billion nationwide effort, seeks to advance health equity by expanding state, local, U.S.…

Packaging equipment company Premier Tech to double Utah employee base

By Brice Wallace A Canada-based packaging equipment manufacturer expects to more than double its Utah headcount over the next decade. Premier Tech Inc., based in Quebec, will add up to 63 high-paying jobs in Woods Cross as it grows from its current 49 employees there. The…

Altitude Lab launches coalition of investors

Altitude Lab, a Salt Lake City incubator focused on early-stage life science and healthcare companies, has announced the launch of its Investor Coalition, a partnered network of leading healthcare venture capitalists to fund, mentor and provide resources for Altitude-incubated…

UIPA, Port of Long Beach sign agreement

The Utah Inland Port Authority (UIPA) and the Port of Long Beach have signed an agreement to work together to improve the flow of cargo to and from the major California gateway and the Utah logistics system. This is UIPA’s second agreement with a West Coast international port…

Neese appointed president of Filevine

Filevine, a Salt Lake City platform for legal work workflow, has appointed Dean Neese g as president and chief financial officer. With over three decades of experience at tech startups such as Docusign, Kinetica, Qubole, Shape Security and Smarterville, Neese will drive…

Regions Bank acquires SLC's EnerBank USA

Regions Bank, a Birmingham, Alabama-based banking company, has agreed to acquire home improvement lender Salt Lake City’s EnerBank USA. EnerBank is one of America’s largest specialized home improvement lenders supporting homeowners and contractors through products and digital…

Zions Bank speakers series set

Zions Bank has announced the launch of the Zions Bank Community Speaker Series with the first event scheduled for noon on June 22. The virtual series is aimed to build inclusive cultures in the communities Zions Bank serves, the bank said. In honor of Pride Month, the inaugural…

CVS to open six MinuteClinic locations

CVS Health, a Woonsocket, Rhode Island-based chain of pharmacies and clinics, is opening six MinuteClinic locations in Utah. MinuteClinics are walk-in medical clinics inside CVS Pharmacy stores providing affordable care for a wide variety of acute, wellness and chronic disease…

Galileo names White as CEO

Galileo, an application programming interface for card issuing and digital banking and a subsidiary of SoFi Technologies Inc., has announced it has named Derek White as its new CEO. White succeeds Galileo CEO and founder Clay Wilkes, who becomes vice chair of Galileo and remains…

SimpleNexus tabs new CEO

SimpleNexus, a developer and marketer of a homeownership platform for loan officers, borrowers, real estate agents and settlement agents, has named Cathleen Schreiner Gates, the company’s current president, as CEO. She will replace founder Matt Hansen, who will remain highly…

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

Convergent Concrete Technologies , an Orem-based supplier of concrete treatments and products, has introduced a new line of concrete densifier and hardener products that use an ionic transfer process instead of the age-old silica process widely in use. Concrete densification and…

Utah County Update: Growth soaring in Eagle Mountain

By Tom Westmoreland Our community continues to gain recognition as the future of growth in Utah County. It comes as no surprise to those of us who have been working hard to set the tone for business development, housing and efficient government. In the most recent U.S. Census…

Succeeding in Your Business: The steps in converting your business into a nonprofit

By Cliff Ennico “My wife and I have been running a for-profit service business for the past 10 years. We have recently learned that our business may qualify as a nonprofit organization, as we frequently provide our services for free or at an extremely low cost to people who…

David Evans buys Somers-Jaramillo & Associates

David Evans and Associates Inc. (DEA), an infrastructure design and professional services consulting firm based in Portland with an office in South Jordan, has acquired Salt Lake City-based Somers-Jaramillo & Associates (SJ&A). SJ&A is a public involvement consultancy that helps…

Summit speakers: So. Utah is great, but don't forget the North

By Brice Wallace Southern Utah may have a monopoly on Utah’s national parks, but tourism industry representatives in Northern Utah say their region has plenty for tourists, either as a destination or as a great scenic path for visitors on their way from Salt Lake City to…

Sorenson Center project seeks to close equity gap for entrepreneurs

The Sorenson Impact Center at the University of Utah is launching the first stage of Project DEEP (Developing Equitable Economies Program) with the mission of closing the equity gap in entrepreneurship. Made possible by funding from the U.S. Economic Development Administration…

VSL takes aim at misperceptions, rebrands visitor-attracting efforts

By Brice Wallace Fueled by outsiders’ misperceptions about the area, Salt Lake’s convention and travel promotion organization has unveiled a new brand as a way to help change that way of thinking. Armed with a logo of a salt crystal — a metaphor for the many facets of the area —…

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Jun 13

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FEMA sends another $1.4 million C-19 funds to Utah; Total now $94 million

The Federal Emergency Management Administration has approved more than $1.4 million in additional public assistance funding for the COVID-19 response in Utah, the agency announced. The assistance was made available under a major disaster declaration issued April 4, 2020. FEMA…

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Jun 13

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