AI Utah and Women Tech Council unveiled the inaugural AI Women Power List, recognizing leading Utah innovators across research, engineering, policy, and industry who are shaping the state’s accelerating AI landscape.

LVT accelerates growth with three new C-Suite executives as it expands AI-powered security solutions. The company, now valued over $1B, strengthens product, legal, and financial leadership to scale enterprise operations.

At the Women Tech Council Holiday Social, Whitney Johnson shared strategies for personal and organizational growth using the S curve, emphasizing human-centered leadership and thriving amid AI-driven change.

Lynne Yocom blends engineering, creativity, and cultural diplomacy to expand Utah’s fiber network, mentor young women in tech, collaborate across agencies, and build trust with tribal communities while strengthening statewide digital connectivity.

401GO raised a $33M Series B led by Centana after rapid growth in embedded retirement infrastructure. The Sandy company will double headcount, deepen payroll/HCM partnerships, and scale its fully in-house 401(k) platform.

New research from the University of Utah Fintech Center shows industrial banks outperform traditional banks in safety, returns, and lending to underserved markets, challenging calls for expanded FDIC regulation.

At Beehive Science and Technology Academy (Sandy, UT), Utah’s top-ranked STEM charter school, technology teacher Erum Naz is pioneering AI education for middle school students.

The 2025 Utah AI Summit panel showcased human-centered AI leadership. Paul Allen, Travis Oliphant, and Andrew Carr shared with moderator Cydni Tetro and the audience insights on iteration, experimentation, and empowering teams, emphasizing culture as the key to AI adoption.