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Delta bolsters SLC hub with major pilot training facility

Brice Wallace Delta Air Lines is spreading its wings in Salt Lake City, having recently broken ground on what will be the first pilot training center outside its headquarters city of Atlanta. The 47,413-square-foot center adjacent to Salt Lake City International Airport,…

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Freedman named to replace Hansen, lead WTC Utah

An entrepreneur with major international experience will take over World Trade Center Utah at the end of the month. WTC Utah’s board of directors has selected Jonathan Freedman as the organization’s new president and CEO, succeeding Miles Hansen, who this spring accepted an…

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Nation's only fluorspar processing plant coming to Delta

A company with the only permitted fluorspar mine in the U.S. has announced it will spend $19 million on a first-in-the-nation processing facility in Delta. Ares Strategic Mining’s 22,000-square-foot project will create 40 jobs in Millard County. The British Columbia-based…

Silver Lake, CPP Investments complete acquisition of Provo's Qualtrics

Provo-based Qualtrics, a creator of experience management software, has announced the completion of its acquisition by private equity firm Silver Lake and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments). Silver Lake and its co-investors, together with CPP Investments,…

INW names Eby CEO, names executive chairman

INW, a Farmington-based manufacturer of nutrition and wellness products, has announced the appointment of Ray Eby as its CEO. He joins INW after an 18-year career at 3M where he had extensive operational, M&A and corporate experience. INW formulates and produces powders,…

Utah to host PGA Tour event for the first time on over 60 years

John Rogers Just a month after the LPGA Tour announced that it would return to Utah for a regular-season tournament — 60 years after the last time the ladies had a tour stop in the state — the PGA Tour said it will do the same thing. The inaugural Black Desert Championship will…

Tech company announces Lehi expansion

A San Diego-based high-tech company will add to its Utah presence, increasing its headcount in the state by up to 50 jobs. General Atomics-CCRi will add the jobs in a 10,000-square-foot expansion in Lehi. The company develops and deploys artificial intelligence-enabled advanced…

Work Daze: Do you see yourself as a CEO?

Do you want to be a CEO? Before you answer, wait a minute. Think about the pressures. Think about the responsibilities. When Harry Truman was president, he had a sign on his desk that read, “The buck stops here.” The buck also stops at the desk of a company’s CEO, which is not…

Succeeding in Your Business Time to depart

Cliff Ennico In February 2002, a very lovely, brilliant and wonderful lady named Jane Applegate offered me the opportunity to continue her weekly syndicated column, “Succeeding in Small Business,” for Creators Syndicate. I jumped at the opportunity, changing the name slightly to…

The Other Side Village selects Preston Cochrane as new CEO

Salt Lake City-based nonprofit The Other Side Village has named Preston Cochrane as its CEO. He will succeed Tim Stay, who has been serving for the past two years as interim CEO awaiting the naming of a permanent CEO. “Cochrane is an experienced senior executive with broad…

Verb sells direct-sales business

Lehi-based Verb Technology Co., a marketer of video sales applications, has sold its direct-sales business assets to software private equity fund Scaleworks of San Antonio, Texas. The company said it is making the move in order to concentrate entirely on its livestream social…

Industry Briefs

Industry Briefs 7-10-23

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice@slenterprise.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. CONSTRUCTION Jacobsen Construction Co. , Salt Lake City, has named Heather Soderquist as its…

The Death of the Office? The future of office space: Adapting to the post-pandemic work environment

The COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped the way we work, forcing businesses across the globe to quickly adapt to remote work setups. As the world gradually emerges from the crisis, the question arises: Will remote work become the new normal, leading to a decline in the office sector…

The factors and implications of Utah's DECLINE IN NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION PERMITS

In recent months, Utah continues to experience a significant decline in the issuance of home construction permits. This downward trend has raised questions and sparked discussions about the underlying factors responsible for this decline. Various elements can contribute to such…

AI… and the way we buy a home

“AI” may be a buzzword right now, but there is no denying that artificial intelligence is infiltrating many industries and changing how we do business. The once very personal process of buying a home may soon be seeing some additional changes at the hands of AI. AI programs like…

Tackling rising rents in Utah’s multifamily housing market

Utah’s multifamily housing market has been witnessing a concerning trend: Despite the construction of new apartment buildings seemingly popping up on every block, rental prices continue to climb. This poses significant challenges for residents, particularly those with lower…

The impact of a possible recession on Utah’s industrial and commercial real estate markets

As investors brace themselves for a possible recession, one sector that tends to feel the impact is real estate. The industrial and commercial real estate markets in Utah are not immune to the effects of economic downturns. This article explores the potential repercussions of a…

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