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Industry Briefs 1-20-25

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. ACCOUNTING Tanner LLC , a Salt Lake City-based audit, tax, transaction advisory,…

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Inland Port wants to develop life sciences hub

IN SLC'S NORTHWEST QUADRANT Brice Wallace The Utah Inland Port Authority is envisioning the Northwest Quadrant as a hub for biomedical and life sciences manufacturing. At the December meeting of the port authority board, officials spelled out their preliminary steps toward a…

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OPTIMISM HOLDING: 84% OF HIRING EXECS SEE GROWTH IN 2025

As the new year begins, 84 percent of U.S. hiring managers are positive about their companies’ hiring outlook for the first half of next year, with 52 percent feeling optimistic, 46 percent hopeful, 45 percent confident and 38 percent satisfied. This is according to a recent Job…

Upper Colorado River Basin states urge planning for a decreasing water supply and an increasing demand

Arms of Lake Powell on the Colorado River fill canyons north of San Juan County’s Navajo Mountain. Differences in ideas for river water usage between parties representing the Upper and Lower Colorado River basins must be resolved before federal rules governing the tributary…

Tourism board approves incentives for three productions to film in Utah

Jasmine Roth hosts the HGTV series "Help! I Wrecked My House," due to start production of its fifth season in Salt Lake and Summit counties through July. The production was recently approved for an incentive by the Utah Board of Tourism Development. Photo courtesy HGTV Brice…

Aviation fuel maker CleanJoule to invest $150M in SLC plant, hire 100

An aviation fuel company will expand operations in Salt Lake City, adding about 100 jobs over the next decade. The CleanJoule Inc. project represents a $150 million investment by the company. “Utah has an incredible talent pool and excellent leadership at the city and state…

Silicon Slopes Summit launches with new format, cost

Technology is always changing. Utah’s largest tech event is, too. The Silicon Slopes Summit takes place this week with new locations and a new ticket price. What started in 2017 as a two-day event at the Salt Palace Convention Center and later moved to Vivint Arena (now the…

University of Utah Health names Carter to replace Good as CEO

University of Utah President Taylor Randall has announced that Dr. Bob S. Carter, a neurosurgeon, has been selected as the university’s new senior vice president for health sciences and CEO of University of Utah Health. He will begin in mid-February. Carter will manage both the…

Silicon Slopes launches angels group

Silicon Slopes, a technology industry trade organization based in Lehi, will launch its first angel group during its Silicon Slopes Summit this week. The Silicon Slopes Angels will be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit entity with a mandate to offer entrepreneurs the strong experience of the…

Jeff Roberts named Savage CEO

For only the fourth time in its nearly 80-year history, Salt Lake City-based international supply chain logistics company Savage has a new CEO. Jeff Roberts became Savage’s CEO on Jan. 1, following the retirement of his predecessor, Kirk Aubry. Savage previously announced the…

A changing cyberworld: DigiCert makes 2025 digital security predictions

DigiCert, a Lehi-based global provider of digital security products, has released its annual of cybersecurity predictions for identity, technology and digital trust expected to shape the landscape in 2025 and beyond. The predictions provide a snapshot of the cybersecurity…

WORK DAZE: Coming in 2025: Human resources without the human

Bob Goldman What will be the biggest career trends of 2025? The same biggest career trends of 2024, only worse. According to my reading of “Five Trends that Will Shape Your Career in 2025,” a timely and{show accesslevels="Guest"} Please log in to see the rest of this story.…

Vision Graphics acquires SLC's Queen of Wraps

Vision Graphics LLC, a South Salt Lake provider of large-format graphics, has acquired Queen of Wraps, also a large-format graphics company that specializes in vehicle wraps. Vision Graphics is a portfolio company of Banner Capital Management LLC of Lehi. Queen of Wraps will…

Nu Skin Enterprises announces sale of its Mavely subsidiary for $250 million

Provo-based Rhyz Inc., a subsidiary of Nu Skin Enterprises Inc., has sold its Mavely affiliate marketing technology platform to Later Social of Boston. Later Social, a social media marketing platform and portfolio company of Boston-based Summit Partners, paid $250 million for…

DMV has new license plate distribution plan, unveils new design

The Utah Motor Vehicle Division (DMV) has implemented significant updates to its license plate distribution and design processes in response to legislation passed in the 2024 general legislative session. The enhancements aim to improve efficiency, reduce the need for in-person…

Sacco Brothers: A long legacy of sustainable ranching in Helper

Sacco Brothers Land and Livestock in Helper has been named by BEEF Magazine as its recipient of the 2024 Commercial Producer of the Year award. The following story spotlighting the operation was published by the magazine with its announcement of the honor: The Sacco Brothers…

Industry Briefs 1-13-25

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. BANKING Granite Credit Union has opened two new branches. One is inside the Latino Mall at…

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Salt Lake Business Journal 2025 Editions

Below are links to pdfs of each of our 2025 editions. 2025 Book of Lists Salt Lake Business Journal 12-22-25 Salt Lake Business Journal 12-15-25 Salt Lake Business Journal 12-8-25 Salt Lake Business Journal 12-1-25 -- Mining Focus Salt Lake Business Journal 11-24-25 Salt Lake…

PORTER ROCKWELL BLVD. GROUNDBREAKING

A crowd watches as six excavators participate in a ceremonial groundbreaking for infrastructure development at The Point in Draper. The stateowned 600-acre site, formerly home of the Utah State Prison, will be transformed into a mixed-use development, starting with a 100-acre…

DECEMBER JOBLESS RATE LEVELS OFF AT 3.5 PERCENT

After a couple of months of moderate increases, Utah’s unemployment rate leveled off in December at 3.5 percent, the same as it was in November, according to data released by the Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS). The rate means about 63,620 Utahns are unemployed. The…

Lisa Eccles to be honored as SL Chamber's 46th ‘Giant in Our City’

Lisa Eccles, president and chief operating officer of the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation, has been named as the 46th “Giant In Our City” by the Salt Lake Chamber. The award recognizes those with exceptional and distinguished service as well as extraordinary…

Texas Instruments finalizes award agreement for $1.6 billion CHIPS Act funding

Texas Instruments has announced the finalization of an agreement with the U.S. Department of Commerce for $1.6 billion in U.S. CHIPS and Science Act funding. The grants will be used, in part, for the major addition (indicated in blue) that is currently under construction at the…

Lampropoulos returns as Merit president

Merit Medical Systems Inc., a South Jordan healthcare technology company, has announced that Fred P. Lampropoulos, the company’s CEO and chairman, has been re-appointed to the office of president of the company. Lampropoulos replaces Joseph C. Wright, who resigned amid…

Trucordia acquires Virginia agency

Lindon-based Insurance brokerage Trucordia has acquired the Richard King Insurance Agency, a family-owned brokerage firm in Powhatan, Virginia. “We’re excited to welcome the Richard King Insurance Agency team to Trucordia,” said Brooke K. DeWyze, Tucordia’s chief development…

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