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The middle market has been shaken, but not broken, by COVID-19

By Drew Yergensen Each quarter, to understand what impact current macroeconomic conditions and government policies have on the business environment, KeyBank surveys 400 middle market business owners and executives — defined as those in the $10 million to $2 billion range. Months…

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TUFF STUFF MADE IN UTAH: Utah’s advanced materials manufacturing for the aerospace and defense industries leads the nation

By Tulinda Larsen The Utah Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Initiative’s (UAMMI) mission is to support Utah’s small businesses in advanced materials manufacturing, which includes composites, fiberglass and carbon fiber; and advanced manufacturing, which includes 3D printing…

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The affects of COVID-19 vary by industry sector

“If I have to read another story about the impact of COVID-19 in Utah, I’m going to _____________.” (Reader: fill in the blank). We cannot seem to get past a lot of bad news about this pandemic. Everyone is keeping fingers crossed that returning to school will not mean returning…

New Utah Industry Resource Alliance provides critical support and resources to help Utah manufacturers thrive

A coalition of organizations with a stake in Utah manufacturing has formed the Utah Industry Resource Alliance (UIRA) with the stated purpose of providing all Utah manufacturers with a single, expert resource to help them improve their bottom lines. In a recent release, UIRA…

WHAT EVERY MANUFACTURER SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE Main Street Lending Program

As a result of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief & Economic Security (CARES) Act enacted on March 27, the Federal Reserve has created the Main Street Lending Program to provide a total of $600 billion in financing for eligible small and medium-sized businesses. The Federal Reserve…

THRIVING: Utah's outdoor products manufacturing sector is going strong

Utah’s economic industries are as diverse as its natural beauty and landscapes. One of the state’s primary economic drivers is outdoor recreation and the design, manufacture and sale of sporting goods and outdoor products. Within the state of Utah alone, over 110,000 direct jobs…

CYBERSECURE your manufacturing business

As businesses embrace technology to deliver their goods and services and achieve their goals, cybersecurity cannot be overlooked in order to succeed. In many cases, security is overlooked due to the lack of understanding and thinking that it is an expensive aspect of information…

Adapting to disruption through international engagement:

With a sudden and colossal jerk, weak links in supply chains were stressed early in the pandemic, exposing a lack of diversity in manufacturing, distribution, and business strategies. Starting at home with consumers, social distancing and stay-at-home orders dramatically altered…

THE CLOUD IS TO COMPUTING WHAT THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION WAS TO MANUFACTURING

By Bahar Ferguson On a recent trip to Morocco, as we wandered the souks in hopes of finding fantastic, one-of-a-kind, handmade items to bring home, our tour guide pointed out a sad fact: Most all the items sold had been ordered in from China. While great for the travel budget,…

Industry Briefs 8-31-20

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 • Sunroc Corp. , an Orem-based civil construction subsidiary of Clyde Cos. Inc. ,…

Newsletter 8-24-20

http://slenterprise.com 801-533-0556 --> This week in The Enterprise Monday, August 24, 2020 There are Misfits coming to Utah - and bringing 670 jobs By Brice Wallace Misfits coming to Utah.(Insert you own joke here.)It's true, in the form of Misfits Market, which will build a…

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There are Misfits coming to Utah - and bringing 670 jobs

By Brice Wallace Misfits coming to Utah. (Insert you own joke here.) It’s true, in the form of Misfits Market, which will build a 200,000-square-foot cold storage facility in West Jordan to distribute fruits and vegetables that it describes as “always fresh, sometimes normal.”…

Park City Chamber/Visitors Bureau names Wesselhoff president & CEO

Jennifer Wesselhoff has been selected president and CEO of the Park City Chamber of Commerce/Convention & Visitors Bureau (chamber/bureau). She succeeds Bill Malone, who is retiring after leading the organization for 21 years. The announcement was made by Casey Metzger, board…

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…

Utah receives OK for Lost Wages Assistance program from FEMA

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has approved Utah’s application to receive Lost Wages Assistance funding from FEMA’s Disaster Relief Fund. On August 15, Pres. Donald Trump made available up to $44 billion from FEMA’s Disaster Relief Fund to provide financial…

Mink test positve for coronavirus on two Utah farms; first in the country

Mink on two farms in Utah have become the first in the United States to test positive for the coronavirus, state and federal officials announced last week. Five animals on the farms tested positive for the virus, but many more are believed to be infected because of a recent…

Spectrum Solutions partners with MLB to supply C-19 saliva test kits

Major League Baseball (MLB) has named Spectrum Solutions LLC of Draper as a partner in its COVID-19 testing program for the 2020 season. Spectrum is supplying MLB and its clubs with its SDNA-1000 saliva collection kits for all player and staff testing. The non-invasive saliva…

Online shopping losses top list of scams during COVID-19 pandemic

Online shopping scams have become the No. 1 most-reported coronavirus-related scams nationwide and in Utah. SocialCatfish.com found that 173 such scams have been reported in Utah since the pandemic began, costing Utahns $433,000. The social media monitoring website said that, as…

Southern Utah virus rates are down despite large crowd event increase

Southern Utah is seeing its lowest coronavirus case rates since the start of May, despite some events over the past weeks that saw hundreds of people gathered in close proximity, many without face coverings, according to David Heaton, spokesperson for the Southwest Utah Public…

Many Utahns worried about upturn in pandemic drug/alcohol usage

More than one-third (36 percent) of Utahns are concerned that the economic downturn caused by the oronavirus will result in increased drug and alcohol use in their community, according to a recent survey by Drug Abuse.com. The survey also concluded that 20 percent of recently…

Dixie State offering 90% tuition rate reduction for coronavirus victims

In response to the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dixie State University has launched a certificate program that will train people for jobs that are in high demand. The DSU CARES program, funded by federal coronavirus relief bill monies, was developed to assist local…

Defense and space program work keeping Northrop Grumman busy, adding 600 jobs

Despite the hit that Utah’s economy has taken due to the coronavirus pandemic, the instate operations of aerospace giant Northrop Grumman Corp. seem to be rolling right along. The company has announced that it is looking to fill more than 600 jobs in the state. Northrop Grumman…

Cotton to succeed Richards as SelectHealth president & CEO

Mike Cotton has been named president and CEO of SelectHealth, the wholly owned subsidiary not-for-profit insurance arm of Intermountain Healthcare. Cotton will also serve as a member of Intermountain’s executive leadership team. Cotton replaces current SelectHealth president and…

Healthcare payments company to create 70 new jobs at office in Lehi

Brice Wallace A healthcare payments platform company will open an office in Lehi, creating up to 70 new jobs over the next two years, with the expectation of more jobs after that. Waystar made the announcement about the $1 million project after being approved for a $408,959 tax…

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