People & Culture articles focus on a specific person that is doing something remarkable or noteworthy in Utah's tech and startup ecosystem. Often, these individuals are not generally well-known or famous except for in their own circles where they exert a profound and important influence on those around them and the organizations they serve; as a result, they positively impact the local culture and community.
People & Culture
People & Culture articles focus on a specific person that is doing something remarkable or noteworthy in Utah's tech and startup ecosystem. Often, these individuals are not generally well-known or famous except for in their own circles where they exert a profound and important influence on those around them and the organizations they serve; as a result, they positively impact the local culture and community.
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By Robby Poffenberger and Mark Tullis
According to state statistics, more than one in four Utahns have some type of criminal record. This is over 800,000 people.
Even old and minor criminal records can have a lasting impact. When 4 out of
Performance automotive electronics market expert Kirk Miller has joined the high-growth EV powertrain manufacturing startup Hypercraft as Vice President of Direct Sales.
A 24-year AEM Electronics veteran, Miller previously worked in the role of Vice President of Sales and Marketing, where he played an integral role as the company’s
Today Inc. published its sixth annual Female Founders list, honoring women whose innovations and ideas are shaping the world into a better place. Noella Sudbury, CEO and Founder of Rasa Legal, and featured one week ago in TechBuzz, is one of the 2023 honorees on that list.
Each year, Inc.
Today Inc. published its sixth annual Female Founders list, honoring women whose innovations and ideas are shaping the world into a better place. Noella Sudbury, CEO and Founder of Rasa Legal, and featured one week ago in TechBuzz, is one of the 2023 honorees on that list.
Each year, Inc.
Header and headshot photo credit: Justin Hackworth
By Robby Poffenberger and Mark Tullis
According to state statistics, more than one in four Utahns have some type of criminal record. This is over 800,000 people.
Even old and minor criminal records can have a lasting impact. When 4 out of
Performance automotive electronics market expert Kirk Miller has joined the high-growth EV powertrain manufacturing startup Hypercraft as Vice President of Direct Sales.
A 24-year AEM Electronics veteran, Miller previously worked in the role of Vice President of Sales and Marketing, where he played an integral role as the company’s
Angel Studios – the Provo, UT-based streaming platform the most successful crowd-funded entertainment offerings in history, including faith-based megahit series created by Dallas Jenkins, The Chosen, recently announced it has launched a theatrical division. The new division will be headed by Brandon Purdie, as VP of Theatrical Distribution, as reported by
As technological advancements drive portability, accuracy, and efficiency of instruments, oral fluid testing has become increasingly validated as a reliable method to detect drug ingestion. For Vanguard Laboratories (Salt Lake City), they’ve leveraged the technology to design the world’s first split-sample oral fluid drug test: a lightweight device
Entrata has announced the hires of Catherine Wong as Chief Operating Officer and Chief Product Officer and Amanda Fumo as Chief Revenue Officer. In their new roles, Wong and Fumo will further diversify the company’s leadership team and lead Entrata into the next stages of its growth and innovation.
In 2021, Davis Smith, the founder of Cotopaxi—the do-good outdoor brand—reacquired the business he started as a college student nearly 20 years earlier and has converted it into another business doing good in the world.
“The billiard industry has been slow to evolve,” Smith says, “but if a
By Robby Poffenberger
Big names currently dominate the sales technology space. But none of them are applying their tech effectively to mobile phones. It takes 11 days to get field-event leads back into a sales reps' hands, using traditional sales software tools, according to Mobly, which says they will
