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SimpleNexus tabs new CEO

SimpleNexus, a developer and marketer of a homeownership platform for loan officers, borrowers, real estate agents and settlement agents, has named Cathleen Schreiner Gates, the company’s current president, as CEO. She will replace founder Matt Hansen, who will remain highly…

Staff

Jun 20

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

Convergent Concrete Technologies , an Orem-based supplier of concrete treatments and products, has introduced a new line of concrete densifier and hardener products that use an ionic transfer process instead of the age-old silica process widely in use. Concrete densification and…

Staff

Jun 20

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Utah County Update: Growth soaring in Eagle Mountain

By Tom Westmoreland Our community continues to gain recognition as the future of growth in Utah County. It comes as no surprise to those of us who have been working hard to set the tone for business development, housing and efficient government. In the most recent U.S. Census…

Succeeding in Your Business: The steps in converting your business into a nonprofit

By Cliff Ennico “My wife and I have been running a for-profit service business for the past 10 years. We have recently learned that our business may qualify as a nonprofit organization, as we frequently provide our services for free or at an extremely low cost to people who…

David Evans buys Somers-Jaramillo & Associates

David Evans and Associates Inc. (DEA), an infrastructure design and professional services consulting firm based in Portland with an office in South Jordan, has acquired Salt Lake City-based Somers-Jaramillo & Associates (SJ&A). SJ&A is a public involvement consultancy that helps…

Industry Briefs 6-21-21

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. BANKING • D.L. Evans Bank has hired Shay Munk as assistant vice president branch manager for…

Summit speakers: So. Utah is great, but don't forget the North

By Brice Wallace Southern Utah may have a monopoly on Utah’s national parks, but tourism industry representatives in Northern Utah say their region has plenty for tourists, either as a destination or as a great scenic path for visitors on their way from Salt Lake City to…

Sorenson Center project seeks to close equity gap for entrepreneurs

The Sorenson Impact Center at the University of Utah is launching the first stage of Project DEEP (Developing Equitable Economies Program) with the mission of closing the equity gap in entrepreneurship. Made possible by funding from the U.S. Economic Development Administration…

VSL takes aim at misperceptions, rebrands visitor-attracting efforts

By Brice Wallace Fueled by outsiders’ misperceptions about the area, Salt Lake’s convention and travel promotion organization has unveiled a new brand as a way to help change that way of thinking. Armed with a logo of a salt crystal — a metaphor for the many facets of the area —…

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Jun 13

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FEMA sends another $1.4 million C-19 funds to Utah; Total now $94 million

The Federal Emergency Management Administration has approved more than $1.4 million in additional public assistance funding for the COVID-19 response in Utah, the agency announced. The assistance was made available under a major disaster declaration issued April 4, 2020. FEMA…

Utah shuttering mass vaccination centers as demand for shots wanes

Many of Utah’s COVID-19 mass vaccination centers have begun to shut down as demand wanes and other sites become available for the shots. Arenas and convention halls that have been the locale for hundreds of thousands of Utahns to get the shots are closing as doctor’s offices,…

Amended 2020 state tax returns now being accepted due to law change

The Utah State Tax Commission has announced that it will now allow amended 2020 tax returns to be filed due to provisions in the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. The act exempts up to $10,200 in unemployment compensation income from state income taxes. Compensation received due…

PPP comes to end, provided Utah businesses over $7 billion in funding

The U.S. Small Business Administration has announced that, with funding exhausted, the Payroll Protection Program (PPP) has ended. Individual lenders may still have final funding pending but no further applications are being accepted, the agency said. “The Utah District Office…

UofU Health opens clinic to treat coronavirus long-hauler patients

In an effort to provide more comprehensive and coordinated care for COVID-19 patients who continue to endure lingering effects of the disease, University of Utah Health has opened a post-COVID-19 care clinic. The clinic, which began accepting appointments on June 1, will offer…

UofU study: Blacks, Native Americans more likely to have C-19 complications

Blacks and Native Americans with health problems prior to contracting COVID-19 are more likely to have longer hospital stays, require treatment with a ventilator and have a higher risk of death than whites who have similar preexisting conditions, according to a new nationwide…

Ameriprise applies for a Utah state industrial bank charter

Ameriprise Financial, an investment and financial services firm based in Minneapolis, has filed an application to convert Ameriprise Bank FSB to a state-chartered industrial bank regulated by the Utah Department of Financial Institutions (UDFI) and the Federal Deposit Insurance…

Pluralsight to acquire London's A Cloud Guru

Pluralsight Inc., a technology workforce development and training platform company based in Draper, has agreed to acquire A Cloud Guru. Based in London, A Cloud Guru is a cloud skills development platform that has served 2.5 million learners and over 4,500 organizations with…

Vivint Smart Home tabs Bywater as new CEO

Vivint Smart Home Inc., a Provo-based residential automation company, has announced that David Bywater has been appointed CEO. The company had previously announced that Todd Pedersen will step down as CEO but remain a member of the board of directors. Bywater will also be…

CCIM announces Excellence Award winners

The Utah Chapter of CCIM honored more than 40 finalists in 15 award categories and recognized six new and redeveloped projects at its recent 2021 Excellence Awards event in Salt Lake City. The annual awards program honors professionals within Utah’s commercial real estate…

SelectHealth names new CEO

Marti Lolli has been named as the new president and CEO of SelectHealth, Intermountain Healthcare’s insurance plan headquartered in Salt Lake City. She will start in her new role in July, taking over for Bob White, vice president and chief operating officer of SelectHealth, who…

Clarus to acquire Rhino-Rack

Salt Lake City’s Clarus Corp., a global holding company focused on the outdoor and consumer enthusiast markets, has entered into an agreement to buy Australia-based Rhino-Rack Pty Ltd., a manufacturer and distributor of automotive roof racks, trays, mounting systems, luggage…

Succeeding in Your Business: Doing too good of a job: The curse of the million-dollar franchise

By Cliff Ennico “About 10 years ago, I bought a franchise that provides an essential service for building contractors. Because the franchise was new, I was able to cut a terrific deal for a large territory in my state. I’m paying only a flat royalty fee each month, not a…

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

Foldax , a Salt Lake City medical device company that develops and markets surgical and transcatheter heart valves, has announced the first in-human use of its biopolymer Tria heart valve in surgically replacing a diseased mitral valve. The first case was performed by Dr. David…

Evans named president of MX

MX Technologies, a Lehi-based business analytics and data solutions for platform for financial institutions, has named Shane Evans as the company’s first president, reporting to founder and CEO Ryan Caldwell. In his expanded role, Evans will oversee the company’s sales, partner,…

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