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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 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.
Kori Ann Edwards, Chief Strategy Officer at 47G (Salt Lake City, UT), reflects on leadership, connection, resilience, and loss—and how building relationships across industries has shaped her career, family, and philosophy.
Brooke Baker entered college aiming for medicine but found her calling in data science through an unexpected prerequisite. Her willingness to adapt led to leadership in data intelligence and lessons on balance, risk, and impact.
SheTech-TechBuzz Media Interns Agatha Hunnicutt and Najma Ahmed profile Women Tech Awards finalist Lynn Reichert, exploring how her work at the Utah STEM Action Center expands STEM education, innovation, and food security across Utah communities.
by Agatha Hunnicutt & Najma Ahmed
SheTech-TechBuzz Media Interns Agatha Hunnicutt and Najma Ahmed profile Women Tech Awards finalist Lynn Reichert, exploring how her work at the Utah STEM Action Center expands STEM education, innovation, and food security across Utah communities.
by Agatha Hunnicutt & Najma Ahmed
Kori Ann Edwards, Chief Strategy Officer at 47G (Salt Lake City, UT), reflects on leadership, connection, resilience, and loss—and how building relationships across industries has shaped her career, family, and philosophy.
by Lynny Gibson & Aileen Prieto Diaz
Brooke Baker entered college aiming for medicine but found her calling in data science through an unexpected prerequisite. Her willingness to adapt led to leadership in data intelligence and lessons on balance, risk, and impact.
by Kennedi Gonzalez & Alyzabeth Grover
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.
by Julia Tullis
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.
by Inga Wilkowske & Brielle Schwendiman
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.
by Erin Dixon
Eris Biotech (Provo, UT) is developing an oral small-molecule therapy that reawakens the immune system to fight cancer. Co-founders Evita Weagel and Rachel Garlick aim to deliver effective, accessible, patient-centered treatment worldwide.
by Siya Jain & Izzie Larson
Vasion (St. George, UT) names Cindy White as CMO, strengthening its AI-driven print automation growth. The company also hosts the Southern Utah Code Camp, empowering youth through 24-hour coding, design, and entrepreneurship challenges.
by Mark Tullis