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Kaufman new president of Nuvia

Ken Kaufman, formerly the chief financial officer of Community Dental Partners of Denton, Texas, has been named president and chief financial officer (CFO) of Nuvia Dental Implant Center of Cottonwood Heights. Kaufman is also a partner of Austin, Texas-based Dentist Entrepreneur…

Staff

Oct 30

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Starks to head UADA

The Utah Aerospace & Defense Association (UADA) has named Aaron Starks its new president and CEO. Starks comes to the UADA from World Trade Center Utah, where he was chief revenue officer. Prior to that, he was on the executive team at FranklinCovey in its international…

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Oct 30

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MarketStar acquires Bulgarian sales agency

MarketStar, an Ogden-based business-to-business sales and revenue acceleration platform, has acquired Out2Bound, a Sofia, Bulgaria, sales development agency. “The acquisition pairs two leading sales acceleration companies, further establishing MarketStar as the global leader in…

Foldax appoints Casciaro as CEO

Salt Lake City cardiac medical device developer and marketer Foldax has appointed medical technology veteran Gregory D. Casciaro as CEO of the company. He has more than 30 years of experience with medical device companies in all phases of development. As president and CEO of…

Workers scramble to make ends meet

Workers are looking for new jobs, asking for extra shifts or taking on side hustles to make ends meet as everyday expenses eat up a bigger chunk of their paychecks. A new study from Provo-based experience management platform Qualtrics finds that 64 percent of workers say it’s…

Succeeding in Your Business: When posting on social media, consider your 'political opponent'

Cliff Ennico “If one writes in a secret Facebook group something not very complimentary about another Facebook member, and that person finds out and prints a screenshot of the posting, does one need to be concerned about legal liability? “Also, if said person wants to write an…

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

Wildbird , the Salt Lake City-based maker of linen baby slings and baby products, has introduced a new baby carrier. The Aerial Buckle Carrier was designed to carry babies from newborn to those weighing as much as 45 pounds. The Aerial Carrier comes in two sizes, XS-XL and…

WEBER DAVIS UPDATE: The upward trajectory of Northern Utah’s key industries

Douglas L. DeFries If you’re traveling I-15 through Weber and Davis counties, you might want to take note of the growing Falcon Hill Aerospace Research Park near Clearfield and the West Gate of Hill Air Force Base. Its significance to Utah is immense, and even though you get…

Are you building for success with a solid foundation for your real estate firm?

Mike Child Everyone can appreciate the importance of — and need for — a properly built foundation. It serves three critical functions for any building: to support, to protect and to anchor. A solid foundation keeps the structure stable for many years and gives occupants trust…

Industry Briefs 10-31-22

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. ASSOCIATIONS • The Utah Farm Bureau Federation has hired Terry Camp as vice president of public…

Morgan Stanley will expand Utah operations, add 800 jobs

Brice Wallace Global financial services company Morgan Stanley will expand in Utah, adding 800 high-paying jobs in Salt Lake County over the next 10 years. The announcement was made after the company was approved for a tax credit of up to $6.54 million over 10 years by the…

Leaders feeling more pressure as employees return to offices

As the U.S. undergoes a monumental shift in working habits, managers and senior leaders are feeling more pressure at work — not only to produce results, but also to be more visible to company leadership. Those are the findings of new research from Provo-based experience…

Despite state's efforts, tech jobs still outpacing ability to fill them

Brice Wallace Back at the turn of the century, then-Gov. Michael Leavitt envisioned an Engineering and Computer Science Initiative to educate more Utahns in those fields and help Utah companies with their workforce needs. A new report indicates that his push, backed by the…

CORRECTION

An Enterprise article published on Oct. 10 indicated that Intermountain Healthcare has purchased ground and was planning to build a hospital at Ephraim Crossing, a master-planned community in Ephraim. The information came to The Enterprise in a press release from Camino Verde…

Study finds Gen Z, millennials more willing to spend now

Lehi-based technology and marketing firm Scorpion has released the results of a survey that explores the generational differences in consumer behavior and business expectations during this inflationary period. The survey was conducted with 1,050 U.S. consumers in the third…

Utah Foundation report: Infill development yields new housing, efficient land use

Infill development — defined as the development of vacant or underutilized land within existing communities — can be a route to a better quality of life and help communities build their tax base, according to a new report released by the Utah Foundation. The report, “Filling in…

YouScience purchases Maryland's NC3

YouScience, an American Fork-based college and career preparation company, announced today the acquisition of the National Center for College and Career Transitions (NC3T). The Columbia, Maryland-based NC3T helps schools and districts develop strategies around career-connected…

Conservation & stewardship campaign to be launched by Utah Office of Tourism

The Utah Office of Tourism, in partnership with Germany-based tour operator America Unlimited and the Utah-based nonprofit Tree Utah, is launching a comprehensive international marketing campaign promoting visitor education initiatives and Utah’s strategic industry partnerships…

Industrial, office real estate remain strong

Commercial real estate firm CBRE has released it third-quarter 2022 Salt Lake City Industrial and Office Figures report. Over 7.9 million square feet of new industrial space has hit the market so far this year, an all-time high for a single year, according to the industrial…

COVID stress mortgage help still available

Utah homeowners still struggling with mortgage payments because of the COVID-19 pandemic may be eligible for mortgage assistance from $66 million in federal pandemic relief funds still available to mortgagees. A new application period is open and runs through Nov. 7. The program…

AvantGuard acquires Armstrong’s

Ogden-based alarm monitoring firm AvantGuard, a Becklar company, has announced its acquisition of Armstrong’s National Alarm Monitoring of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, and its monitoring centers and offices in Dartmouth, Montreal, Edmonton and Moncton, Canada. The acquisition…

Sky Quarry buys refining firm

Sky Quarry Inc., a Salt Lake City-based environmental remediation company involved in the recycling of waste asphalt shingles, has acquired Foreland Refining Corp. of Woods Cross. Foreland’s key asset is its Eagle Springs Refinery, located outside of Ely, Nevada, which has…

Succeeding in Your Business: No need to panic when the IRS sends you a letter

Cliff Ennico Few things in life are more unsettling than getting a letter from the IRS — especially if you don’t think you did anything wrong. The recent Inflation Reduction Act allocated nearly $80 billion to the Internal Revenue Service to close the enforcement gap between…

Weave names Brett White its new CEO

Weave, a Lehi-based customer communication and engagement platform, has announced the appointment of Brett White as CEO. White joined Weave’s executive team as president and chief operating officer in April after serving on the board of directors since June 2020. White was…

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