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Davis Education Foundation allotting CARES Act funds for childcare help

The Davis Education Foundation is handing out grants to help families in need of help paying for childcare during the COVID-19 pandemic. Davis Education Foundation Director Jodi Lunt said demand for their services has tripled because of the pandemic with many of the families the…

Staff

Nov 15

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Health officials now have access to school records to expedite notification

In an effort to expedite notification of students and school officials about COVID-19 outbreaks, the Salt Lake County Health Department has been granted access to monthly student enrollment data for county schools. The Utah State Board of Education approved the data request and…

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Nov 15

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SLC accepting applications for C-19-related federal grant programs

Salt Lake City is now accepting applications from local entities for additional, one-time COVID-19 relief funding to help with a range of community development needs, including emergency housing assistance, basic needs for low-income residents and nonprofit and small-business…

Rocky Mountain Power asking for help for its power customers in need

The COVID-19 pandemic has magnified the need in Utah communities and Rocky Mountain Power has announced a program that allows its customers to help those struggling to pay utility bills during the crisis. The utility will match every dollar its customers donate to the “Lend a…

BioUtah launches BioHive initiative to promote state's life sciences industry

BioUtah, the trade organization that represents Utah’s nearly 1,100 life sciences-related companies, is leading a new branding initiative for the industry. The effort, dubbed BioHive, is designed to bring cohesion within the broader industry and “showcase the crucial innovations…

GOED spearheads Main Street Pilot Program to help rural towns

The Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) recently launched the Utah Main Street Pilot Program, a collaborative initiative that focuses on rural communities in the state and includes numerous state agencies and other organizations as partners. The community-led…

Extra Space invests in Tenn. co.

Salt Lake City-based Extra Space Storage Inc., an owner and operator of self-storage properties nationwide, has made a $300 million investment in the preferred stock of Jernigan Capital Inc. of Memphis, Tennessee, in connection with the acquisition of Jernigan by NexPoint…

CORPORATE FINANCIAL REPORTS 11-16-20

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Extra Space Storage Extra Space Storage Inc., based in Salt Lake City, reported funds from operations (FFO) attributable to common stockholders and unit holders of $179.7 million, or $1.30 per…

Hubbard adds CEO to her role in leadership at Lehi's Younique

Kristi Hubbard, appointed president of Lehi-based beauty products company Younique in July, has been named the company’s CEO in a move the board said was envisioned at the time she joined the company. Derek Maxfield, Younique’s founder, will continue to set the strategic vision…

So. Valley Chamber launches education program to groom new leaders

As part of its ongoing initiative to support and develop new leaders in the Utah business community, the South Valley Chamber of Commerce has announced a new education program. The program, called Leadership South Valley, consists of a once-a-month, nine-week course that teaches…

Jacobsen names Ellis CEO

The board of directors of Salt Lake City’s Jacobsen Construction Co. Inc. has named Gary Ellis the company’s new CEO. He will fill the dual role of president and CEO upon the retirement of current CEO Douglas C. Welling at the end of the year. Welling is retiring after 33 years…

Succeeding in Your Business: Is it good? Is it bad? Who knows?

By Cliff Ennico There’s an old vaudeville comedy routine that goes by the name “That’s good. That’s bad.” This routine was (at least for my generation) made famous by the late Archie Campbell, a country comedian who performed on “Hee Haw” and other comedy-variety television…

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

North Salt Lake-based Handi Quilter , a manufacturer of longarm quilting machine systems and a member of the Premier Needle Arts family of companies, has launched its newest machine, the Moxie by Handi Quilter . The new machine is now available at the company’s more than 400…

Industry Briefs 11-16-20

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 • KeyBank has named Drew Yergensen as Utah market president and commercial banking sales…

Banks are uniquely positioned to lead efforts driving diversity in the workplace

By Scott Anderson Banks and their employees across the country play pivotal roles in our communities. We engage in local leadership, we are facilitators of economic growth and together we can be agents of change. Over the years, banks have helped bolster economic inclusion,…

Financing a small business during times of chaos

By Garry Barnes The financial world as we know it suddenly changed with the outbreak of COVID-19. To what extent, we do not know, and we may not know for some time. The situation remains fluid without a clear view of the future. One of the biggest challenges faced by small…

Stay Vigilant: COVID-19-related fraud is on the rise

By Menah Strong With the rise of any natural disaster or emergency, fraudsters see opportunities — chances to exploit others by conning them into handing over personal information and money, sometimes right down to their last dollar. For Americans affected by COVID-19 —…

Is there a tax advantage you can claim while working from home?

By Christine Hannemann COVID-19 has impacted many aspects of daily life. On a personal level, wearing masks, social distancing, Zoom weddings or rediscovering the concept of a “staycation” has made 2020 a year to remember. Changes have impacted the workplace dramatically, as…

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Fed Policy Shift: Does the Fed's new strategy signal an end to the Phillips Curve?

By Cameron Cole and Rajeev Sharma Recently, U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jay Powell addressed the Jackson Hole Monetary Policy Symposium and announced a major policy shift in the Fed’s approach to managing inflation. In a speech titled “Navigating the Decade Ahead,” Powell…

The FDIC has proposed an interim final rule in an effort to avoid the operational challenges and compliance costs from COVID-19-related temporary asset growth

By Anne Coughlin and Jason Rader The U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) successfully processed $525 billion in loans by the Aug. 8 program deadline. Most of these loans are expected to be forgiven if certain criteria are met. Due to the…

When the virus hit, credit unions we ready with help for their members

By Derek Knowlton When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States in March, daily life was fundamentally changed in a matter of days. Events were canceled, many businesses were shut down and uncertainty crept into every aspect of our lives. As families across the country…

Gochnour: COVID-related shifts in business won't be temporary

By Brice Wallace Location, location, location. That credo about being the top three priorities when buying real estate also applies to some of the business-related changes wrought by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to one of the state’s top economists. The virus has…

After 35 years, Millers decide it's the 'right time' to sell the Jazz

Gail Miller, the family matriarch whose clan has owned at least half of the Utah Jazz for the past 35 years, has agreed to sell a majority interest in the franchise to Ryan Smith, the co-founder of Utah-based software company Qualtrics. The 77-year-old Miller, who was a partner…

COVID-19 Updates: Cancellations and postponements 11-9-20

The following are events that have been included in The Enterprise Calendar listings and subsequently have been postponed or canceled, or have been removed from the organizers’ website calendars. This is not a complete list of postponements or cancellations. Check with…

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