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Industry Briefs 9-12-22

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. ACCOUNTING • Squire & Company , an accounting firm, has announced that Tim Larsen has retired…

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UIPA board names Hart to lead port development

Brice Wallace The new executive director of the Utah Inland Port Authority promises to help build a very robust logistics and rail system “but we do it in a way that’s complementary and helps to support everybody.” That includes “especially those neighborhoods on the west side…

UT transitions to planning stage of innovation campus

Utah Tech University (formerly Dixie State University) has announced the transition into the planning stage of its “Innovation District,” a planned 183-acre campus near Desert Color Center, west of the St. George Regional Airport. “The district will provide high-impact and…

Weber opens research center to advance aero/defense industries

Brice Wallace A new center at the Falcon Hill Aerospace Research Park is being hailed as a hub for university students and faculty to work with government and the private sector to advance Northern Utah’s aerospace and defense industries. Weber State University recently opened…

Intermountain hydrogen hub promoters coalition releases 'Request for Expression of Interest'

As efforts to establish a regional hydrogen hub in the Intermountain West continue, the Salt Lake City-based Western Inter-States Hydrogen Hub (WISHH) coalition has released a “Request for Expression of Interest” (RFEI) to solicit input from key stakeholders. The RFEI provides…

Corporate Financial Reports 9-5-22

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Domo Domo Inc., based in American Fork, reported a net loss of $29.1 million, or 86 cents per share, for the second quarter ended July 31. That compares with a loss of $22.2 million, or 70 cents…

Research: 40% of consumers believe financial situation has changed for the worse

MX, an open finance platform based in Lehi, has released a new report on money habits and behaviors among Gen Z and other generations. The report’s findings show that consumers are less confident in their financial futures due to rising costs, with 50 percent of respondents…

Intermountain names Jumonville interim CEO

Following the announcement of the departure of Intermountain Healthcare president and CEO Dr. Marc Harrison, the Intermountain Healthcare board has named Lydia Jumonville as its interim president and CEO. The announcement, which was effective Aug. 22, was made by board chair and…

PCF Insurance buys firms in California and Florida

Lehi-based insurance brokerage PCF Insurance Service, has acquired two more insurance companies. The firm purchased John E. Peakes Insurance Agency Inc., a family-owned, full-service personal lines agency based in Ventura, California; and Apple Insurance and Financial Services…

Industry Briefs 9-5-22

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. COMMUNICATIONS • Comcast has announced it has completed a $4 million expansion of its…

Two critical dimensions of successful leaders in any setting

Richard Tyson My career of nearly five decades has largely been focused on gaining an understanding of the characteristics and behaviors of outstanding leaders. I’ve pursued this with the intention to share what I’ve learned with those who occupy leadership roles in order that…

Succeeding in Your Business: Is it wise for you to volunteer to serve on a nonprofit board?

Cliff Ennico “A local nonprofit organization has asked me to join its board of directors. It’s a real honor for me, and a cause I believe in, but I’m just a little nervous about my legal responsibilities. Could you tackle those at some point?” You bet. A lot of nonprofit…

Key to building a successful business: Create a culture of courage

Angela Civitella Sometimes, the most important issues in a business are the things we can’t see. Leaders deal with deadlines, team conflict, maintaining fluid service, trying not to compromise quality of product even with rising costs and so on. The one element that doesn’t get…

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

Salt Lake City startup Solace has released its flagship product, a huggable vibroacoustic speaker designed for natural anxiety relief. Born out of the pandemic and driven by a Bluetooth app on any smartphone or tablet, the cushion-shaped device is designed to be held close to…

More pro sports in Utah? Jazz owner's move brings it closer

John Rogers Smith Entertainment Group (SEG), the Salt Lake City-based sports and entertainment conglomerate owned by Ryan and Ashley Smith, has taken on a new partner in its quest to grow its base in Salt Lake City. Arctos Sports Partners, based in Dallas and minority owner in a…

Unemployment rate steady for 3 straight months

Although the national unemployment rate continues to inch downward, Utah joblessness has stayed steady at 2 percent for the past three months, according to figures released by the Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS). The steady rate comes despite soaring inflation and a…

Artemis inspiring new wave of space excitement in Utah

Brice Wallace By the time you read this, humankind’s next step in space exploration and travel could be underway with the launch of the Artemis 1 mission toward the moon. And Utahns knowledgeable about space are hoping that it inspires a new generation of companies and…

Report: Utah building code upgrades would mean better future air quality for state

A new report released recently by the Utah Foundation suggests that certain upgrades to the state’s residential building codes would produce better air quality in the future. The report found that Utah has kept up to date on commercial building code standards, but it has…

Blockchain technology firm returning to Utah for major expansion, job growth

Brice Wallace A Utah-born company will move its headquarters back to the state and add 80 high-paying jobs over the next eight years. TZero Group Inc. made the announcement after being approved for an incentive by the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity (Go Utah) board at…

Study says small business showing burnout

The onslaught of non-stop challenges over the past two years — from pandemic restrictions and staffing shortages to inflation and rising gas prices — is taking a toll on small-business owners. That’s the finding of a survey of small businesses conducted by Lehi-based Podium, an…

Vicki Varela named 2022 Athena Award winner by Salt Lake Chamber

The Salt Lake Chamber has announced that Vicki Varela will receive the 2022 Athean Leadership Award at its 46th Annual Women & Business Conference and Athena Awards Luncheon at the Grand America Hotel on Nov. 14. The national Athena Leadership Award is presented annually to an…

Ascent buys WayPoint Academy

The Ascent Family of Programs, a Springville-based operator of residential treatment programs, has acquired WayPoint Academy in Huntsville. Waypoint Academy provides clinical and educational services to adolescents who suffer from anxiety, OCD and other related mental health…

Tourism office OKs $5.2M grants

The Utah Board of Tourism Development has approved more than $5.2 million in cooperative marketing grants for 59 destination marketing organizations and travel-related nonprofits in 24 counties throughout the state. The goal of the co-op program is to leverage state and partner…

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