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People On The Move 4-20-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . BANKING • Bank of Utah , based in Ogden, has appointed Chris Herbert as a treasury management officer. Herbert will focus on acquiring new commercial deposit clients, strengthening existing business…

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Erin go Bragh! Utah companies lead the charge as Western firms find success in Ireland

Technicians assemble catheters in a cleanroom at Merit Medical’s medical device manufacturing facility in Galway, Ireland. The company is one of many Utah firms finding success in the country. (Courtesy Merit Medical) John Rogers Salt Lake Business Journal Even as IDA Ireland,…

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This is the other place: Utah firms that are finding a pot of gold in Ireland

IDA Ireland, the agency that promotes foreign investment in that country, has released a report that found 2025 to be a booming year for Western U.S. companies investing in the Emerald Isle. But Utah seemed to be ahead of the curve, as its corporations began establishing a…

Experts: Expect housing market in '26 to repeat '25

"Running in place." That was a real estate watcher’s assessment of the industry in Salt Lake County in 2025, and also his expectation for 2026. “The operative notion for this last year really is ‘running in place.’ 2025 was very much like 2024,” James Wood, Ivory-Boyer senior…

Iran war doesn't seem to dampen Utahns' sentiment

Even with most of those surveyed being aware of the beginning of the current U.S. conflict with Iran, Utah’s consumer sentiment rose in March. Conducted monthly by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah, the Zions Bank Consumer Sentiment Survey was up 3.1…

Catheter maker to move HQ to West Jordan

A medical device manufacturer that has had operations in West Jordan for a few years will move its headquarters there, adding more than 100 jobs over the next five years. Route 92 Medical Inc. announced in late 2022 it would put a 40,000-square-foot manufacturing operation in…

Nomination deadline extended for Utah Top Workplace for 2026

There’s still time to earn recognition as a Utah Top Workplace. For the 13th year, employers with outstanding workplace culture in the state will compete for Utah Top Workplaces recognition. This is the first year the award is in partnership with the Salt Lake Business Journal.…

The leadership test: Holding opposing ideas at the same time

In 1936, novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote a line that has become one of the most insightful descriptions of leadership ever penned: “The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to…

SBA to fete local Small Business Week honorees at April 17 event

Beacon Commercial Door and Lock, a South Salt Lake-based maker of commercial doors, frames, hardware and access control products, has been named Utah’s Small Business of the Year by the Small Business Administration (SBA). The third-generation family-owned company will now…

Utah County’s Ampleo Marketing and CMO Zen merge

Lehi-based Amplēo Marketing, a national firm providing fractional services, including marketing, finance and human resources, has announced the acquisition of CMO Zen, a fractional marketing firm headquartered in Pleasant Grove. The move expands Amplēo Marketing’s investment in…

Industry Briefs 4-13-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . DIRECT SALES • USANA , a Salt Lake City-based company offering nutrition and lifestyle products, has had its flagship CellSentials supplement earn the ConsumerLab.com Seal of Approval . To earn the Seal of…

People On The Move 4-13-26

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . GOVERNMENT • Gov. Spencer Cox has appointed Nate Checketts to serve as the inspector general of Medicaid Services. Checketts succeeds interim director Neil Erickson , who has led the office since August 2025.…

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A recent story about a corporate acquisition contained incorrect information about the two companies’ headquarters locations. Hirevue is based in Sandy, and Hireguide is based in San Francisco. Also, the story indicated that Hirevue’s platform enables companies to screen…

U.S. Forest Service leaving D.C. for new headquarters in Salt Lake City

A U.S. Forest Service sign marks an entrance to Dixie National Forest in Southern Utah, one of six national forests in the state. The Forest Service has announced it is moving its national headquarters from Washington, D.C., to Salt Lake City. (Stock photo courtesy Wikipedia)…

Former NFL players acquire operating rights to LOVB Salt Lake

Terrence Murphy Sr. (back row, fourth from left) met with players and coaches for LOVB Salt Lake to announce his acquisition of operating rights for the team. (Courtesy Synergy Sports Capital) Tom Haraldsen Salt Lake Business Journal LOVB Salt Lake, the women’s professional…

City lists downtown Parry Block for sale – with some conditions

John Rogers Salt Lake Business Journal A prime chunk of downtown Salt Lake City real estate has hit the market at a reasonable price. But if you want to develop it, you have to do so according to the vision for the area by the Salt Lake City Community Reinvestment Agency (CRA).…

Utah seeks to have nuclear innovation center

Utah officials want the state to win a nuclear race. Not involving nuclear arms, but instead nuclear energy. The state is among those vying for a potential Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus, part of a national move by the U.S. Department of Energy that hopes to advance…

Utah women and finances: UWLP white paper explores awareness, understanding and attitudes

The leadership team of the Utah Women & Leadership Project at Utah State University includes (from left to right) Megan Roper, Karen Deardeuff, Kimberly Williamson, Director Susan Madsen, Robbyn Scribner and Heather Sundahl. (Courtesy Utah State University Extension) Nearly all…

No breathing, please. We’re working

It doesn’t matter if they're managing you from across the office or from across the country, having a boss telling you what to do and when to do it, is bad. What’s worse is having a boss who’s sitting on your wrist. I refer to your Apple Watch, or whichever digital device you…

Utah still outpacing national economy

Awash in a sea of charts and numbers, a pair of prominent economists recently provided some context and advice for businesspeople at a series of economic outlook events. Speaking in Kaysville, Michael Jeanfreau, a senior economist at the Utah Department of Workforce Services,…

Professional musicians embrace AI, Salt Lake City firm reports

Moises, an AI-powered music creation platform based in Salt Lake City, has released findings from a comprehensive survey of 1,525 musicians conducted in partnership with Water & Music. The study challenges prevailing narratives about AI in music, revealing that professional…

Ivanti report: 87 percent of IT pros see adopting AI as a priority

IT professionals are warming up to artificial intelligence, according to a new report from Salt Lake City-based Ivanti, a global enterprise IT and security software company. Ivanti’s research, titled “2026 State of Cybersecurity Report: Bridging the Divide,” which draws on…

Irish medtech to acquire SLC’s Scientia Vascular

Medtronic, a global medical technology company headquartered in Galway, Ireland, has signed an agreement to acquire Scientia Vascular, a Salt Lake City company developing technology across the neurovascular medical field. The acquisition is valued at $550 million, subject to…

SINTX Tech names Ryan Elmore president

SINTX Technologies Inc. of Salt Lake City has named Ryan Elmore as its new president. The appointment becomes effective on March 16. SINTX Technologies is an advanced ceramics and biomaterials company focused on silicon nitride solutions for medical and other high-value…

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