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At long last - Hyatt Regency Salt Lake City announces October opening

The new Hyatt Regency Salt Lake City, the first Hyatt Regency hotel in Utah and the first convention-centered hotel to open in the state in 20 years, has announced its opening in October. Nearing completion of construction adjacent to the Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention…

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Jul 30

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Thomas to head Reading Horizons

Reading Horizons, a Kays-ville company that markets tech-enabled foundational reading instruction software, has named Trisha Thomas, currently the company’s chief revenue officer, as the company’s new president. The announcement was made by Tyson Smith, CEO of Reading Horizons.…

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Jul 30

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Intermountain, DonorConnect and Florida firm launch donor referral network

Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Healthcare has joined DonorConnect and InVita Healthcare Technologies to launch iReferral interoperability in Utah and Idaho to streamline the critical first step in the organ, tissue and eye donation-transplantation process. A release from the…

Bank acquisition gets go-ahead

National Bank Holdings Corp., a Denver-based bank holding company, has announced it has now received all regulatory approvals from the Federal Reserve Board, the Utah Department of Financial Institutions and the Colorado Division of Banking for the previously announced…

Utah company contracts with Qatar to provide air security for World Cup venues

When the FIFA World Cup soccer tournament rolls out in Qatar late this year, a Utah firm will be front and center in the effort to keep the venues safe. Pleasant Grove-based Fortem Technologies Inc. has signed an agreement with the Qatari Ministry of Interior and Safety and…

CaseWorthy names Watson as president

CaseWorthy Inc., a Salt Lake City-based provider of case management software and health and human services technology, has named Aaron Watson as president. The company also appointed Brandon Lloyd as chief financial officer. The appointment come on the heels of a majority…

Succeeding in Your Business: The 12 dumbest - and most common - small-business mistakes

Cliff Ennico With more and more people starting businesses of their own -— out of necessity, not choice — I’m seeing more and more people making the same mistakes over and over again. Here is my top 12 list for the dumbest entrepreneurial moves. All are easily avoidable with a…

Industry Briefs 8-1-22

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. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT • Alan D. Rindlisbacher , director of community strategy for the Economic…

Oil cos. to spend big, create jobs in Uintah Co.

Brice Wallace A pair of oil and gas production companies are expected to create hundreds of jobs and invest $480 million in projects near Vernal over the next decade. Greenfield Energy LLC and Heavy Sweet Oil LLC made the announcements after being approved for a pair of state…

Interest rates are taking toll on Utah home sale numbers

Rising home mortgage interest rates have apparently put the brakes on home sales in Utah. Sales of all housing types fell to 1,344 transactions in June in Salt Lake County, the lowest number for a June month in a decade and 27 percent lower than sales in June 2021, according to…

Development partner named, plans unveiled for Draper's '15-minute city'

Brice Wallace A “15-minute city,” The Point will have The Hub that will have The Focal Point. That may seem like gobbledygook, but it’s actually code words used to describe characteristics of The Point, an innovation hub that will rise on 600 acres of state-owned property at the…

Goldman Sachs survey finds small business facing unprecedented challenges

Global financial services giant Goldman Sachs has released new survey data that quantifies the challenges facing the small-business community more than two years since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The new “Summit Survey” finds an overwhelming majority of small-business…

Utah Tree Works purchased

SavATree, a Bedford Hills, New York-based landscape maintenance company, has acquired Utah Tree Works, a residential tree care service based in Orem and serving the Wasatch Front. The merger marks SavATree’s second office in the state. It also has an office in Park City. Utah…

Pluralsight names Goyal as president/COO

Pluralsight, a Draper-based technology workforce development company, has announced the appointment of Somit Goyal as president and chief operating officer. Reporting to Pluralsight co-founder and CEO Aaron Skonnard, Goyal will be responsible for overseeing the development and…

Dallas-based Integrity Marketing buys SLC's Legacy Insurance

Integrity Marketing Group LLC, a life and health insurance broker and wealth management and retirement planning solutions provider based in Dallas, has acquired Legacy Insurance and Financial Services. Legacy is an independent marketing organization and financial services…

Nomi Health buys healthcare administrator, surgery centers

Nomi Health, a direct healthcare provider based in Orem, has acquired Everyone Health of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Phoenix-based Sano Surgery. Nomi bought the sister companies for $26.5 million. Everyone Health has agreements with self-funded employers and third-party administrators…

Succeeding in Your Business: If you own a business, these clauses need to be in your will

Cliff Ennico I realize your column is for people who own their own businesses. That’s not me, but I need your help. I am an attorney in a small Midwestern town who specializes in wills and estates. A client of mine, who owned a local franchised business, recently died and I am…

Americans warming up to EVs

Fueled by rising gas prices and a desire to be more environmentally conscious, Americans are becoming more interested in electric vehicles (EV), according to AAA’s latest consumer survey. The study found that one-fourth (25 percent) of Americans say they are likely to buy an EV…

PCF Insurance buys Andreini & Co.

Lehi-based PCF Insurance Services (PCF), a national insurance brokerage firm, has acquired Andreini & Co., a full-service insurance agency based in San Mateo, California. Financial details were not disclosed. Founded in 1951, Andreini & Co. offers a complete spectrum of…

Middle-market leaders confident in their companies, but not the larger economy

Drew Yergensen The prevailing sentiment in the middle market continues to be optimism — but with an important caveat. As COVID-19 concerns continue to subside, most middle-market executives characterize the financial outlook for their enterprises as very good or excellent. Yet,…

WEBER-DAVIS UPDATE: The Redevelopment of Ogden’s Historical Assets

If you’re looking for turn-of-the-century commercial architecture in Utah, look no further than Historic 25th Street in downtown Ogden. Officially designated as a National Historic District in 1978, the three-block stretch running from Wall Avenue to Washington Boulevard boasts…

Three small but impactful ways to cut monthly costs in your company

Nathan Liao As a business owner, you likely have so many monthly expenses — manufacturing costs, shipping, payroll for employees, and the list goes on — it is paramount to always be on the lookout for new ways to lower your operational expenses, as it will help you increase your…

Bennett named president & COO of Deer Valley

Alterra Mountain Co., the owner of Deer Valley Resort, has named Todd Bennett as president and chief operating officer of the mountain recreation area near Park City, effective Aug. 1. A hospitality and ski industry veteran, Bennett’s career has included stints with the Walt…

Industry Briefs 7-25-22

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. ARTS/ENTERTAINMENT • The Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity (Go Utah) board, at its July…

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