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Industry Briefs 9-29-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . CONTESTS • Applications are being accepted until Oct. 11 at 5 p.m. for the Utah Manufacturers Association ’s annual awards, which recognize outstanding achievements in the industry. Awards are divided into…

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Clyde Co.’s Suncore Construction acquires Thueson Construction Inc. and G&B Redi-Mix of Boise

Idaho-based Thueson Construction Inc. and its ready-mix company, G&B Redi-Mix, have been acquired by Suncore Construction & Materials Inc., a subsidiary of Orem-based Clyde Cos. Inc. Suncore, formerly known as Sunroc, specializes in construction services and supplying concrete,…

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LifeVantage acquires Provo’s LoveBiome

LifeVantage Corp., a Lehi-based company that sells health and wellness products through a network marketing model, has acquired LoveBiome, a direct sales company focused on microbiome care and wellness products. LoveBiome is headquartered in Provo. LifeVantage said the agreement…

People on the Move 9-29-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . BANKING • Bank of Utah , based in Ogden, has hired Roger Barragan as an SBA business development officer at the City Creek office in Salt Lake City and Luke Stoddard as vice president and relationship manager…

Becklar acquires Maryland-based Dynamark Monitoring

Ogden-based event monitoring company Becklar has announced the acquisition of Dynamark Monitoring of Hagerstown, Maryland. Founded in 2010 by Trey Alter, Dynamark provides wholesale monitoring services for alarm system dealers in the U.S. Alter founded Dynamark “to provide alarm…

New York-based LICT Corp. acquires Gunnison Telephone Co.

LICT Corp., a Rye, New York-based holding company that provides broadband, voice and video services, has acquired Gunnison Telephone Co. in Gunnison through subsidiary CentraCom. The transaction is expected to close in December, following required regulatory approvals.…

LiveView Technologies names Beckstead first president

LiveView Technologies Inc. (LVT) of American Fork has named Chris Beckstead as its first president. The company, which provides deployable safety security equipment and software, was previously under the direction of co-founder and CEO Ryan Porter. The appointment takes effect…

The Synergy Co. names Jennifer Briggs CEO

The Synergy Co., a producer of organic nutritional and herbal supplements based in Moab, has announced the appointment of Jennifer Briggs as its new CEO. “Briggs, a recognized leader in purpose-driven growth with a record of operational excellence, will guide The Synergy Co.…

Pattern makes history with largest Utah IPO led by a female co-founder

The Utah-based Pattern team, including co-founders Melanie Alder and David Wright at the podium, celebrate the ringing of the bell of the first day Pattern stock is available for purchase on Sept. 19 in New York City. (Photo courtesy Nasdaq) Rebecca Olds Salt Lake Business…

Financial literacy encouraged at annual conference

The old saying is that money is power. For many people, finances are about numbers. And many numbers out there that are related to finances are worrisome. A list and trends were spelled out recently by Utah Treasurer Marlo Oaks as he kicked off the Women in the Money Conference…

Why part-time, quality jobs are important to Gen Zers

Ten years ago, I was working closely with a tech startup and advising them on various issues, including staffing challenges. Our solution was to bring in several part-time employees to fill gaps, all of whom happened to be women. These employees solved problems, added value and…

Utah gender pay gap maintains its poor showing

Utah’s huge gender pay gap isn’t closing. That’s among the findings of a recently released report by the Utah Women & Leadership Project at Utah State University. Utah women working full-time, year-round jobs earn about 27 percent less than men, the worst pay gap in the U.S. The…

Roadblocks preventing the growth of women-owned businesses in Utah

Utah continues to have one of the strongest economies among the states. In 2025 alone, Inc.com ranked Utah No. 3 in their Top 10 Friendly States for Entrepreneurs, and WalletHub ranked Utah No. 3 for the Best States to Start a Business and No. 2 in their Best State Economy…

Redemption Bank launches operations

Dignitaries, bank officials, government representatives and supporters recently gathered to mark the launch of Redemption Bank, Utah’s first Black-owned bank. (Photo courtesy Redemption Bank) Utah’s first Black-owned bank is now operating. Redemption Bank’s digital banking…

Cedar City’s American Pacific breaks ground on $100M expansion project

American Pacific Corp. (AMPAC) has broken ground on a $100 million expansion project at its plant near Cedar City. The plant addition is expected to increase the facility’s production capacity by more than 50 percent, officials said. AMPAC’s Cedar City plant manufactures…

Shipping company to add 95 jobs

A surface transportation, delivery and logistics company will grow by 95 jobs in a nearly $19 million expansion project in Tooele County. J.B. Hunt Transport Inc. will add the jobs over eight years. “We’re seeing escalating operating costs, and in this current economic climate,…

Fastenal opens 300,000-square-foot distribution center in Magna

Global industrial products supplier Fastenal Co. has opened a new distribution center in Magna that will serve the company’s customers in the Intermountain West from Canada to Mexico. (Photo courtesy Fastenal Co.) Fastenal Co., a global industrial products company based in…

Garage Grill shifts the local dining experience into high gear

Along with an extensive food and bar menu, more than a dozen racing cars can be found at Garage Grill. (Peri Kinder/The City Journals) Peri Kinder The City Journals Part racing museum, part local hangout, the Garage Grill in Herriman provides the perfect pit stop for auto…

Utah Grizzlies are headed to New Jersey

In June, the owners of the Utah Grizzlies hockey club announced plans to sell the team. Now comes word that they have made a deal, and the team is on its way out of Utah. An announcement from the Elmore Sports Group said the Utah member of the ECHL (formerly the East Coast…

Courageous peacemaking: Leadership beyond indifference

Sept. 11, 2025, dawned much as did Sept. 11, 2001, for me. It was a beautiful late summer day here in Utah. As is our habit, my wife and I had the morning news on TV. Suddenly, images from New York City brought the horror of the attack on the World Trade Center. This time, the…

West Valley’s first McDonald’s celebrates its 50th anniversary

Tom Haraldsen Salt Lake Business Journal Shortly after Charles and Jan Sparrer moved to Utah from Southern California in 1975, they decided to open a McDonald’s restaurant on 3500 South in what was then called Granger (and now West Valley City). The road wasn’t heavily traveled…

Industry Briefs 9-22-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . ACCREDITATION • ImageFirst , a Pennsylvania-based health care linen service provider, has announced that its Salt Lake City facility has received accreditation from the Healthcare Laundry Accreditation Council…

People on the Move 9-22-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . CONSTRUCTION • Prospect Steel , a division of Arkansas-based Lexicon, has hired Michael Saucedo as sales executive for the company’s western region, serving an area from Denver to the West Coast. Based in…

Podium34 kicks off $300 million drive for 2034 Olympic Winter Games

It’s unprecedented, record-setting, and it’s already begun in Utah. The Organizing Committee for the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games has announced the creation of Podium34, a philanthropic campaign with a goal of raising $300 million between now and the start of the…

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