Mark Tullis
Mark is Co-founder/Editor of TechBuzz News. From Ogden, UT, Mark attended WSU, BYU, and Tufts. He has been involved in tech, media, publishing since the 80s.
Utah's SEDI Summit gathered state leaders, technologists, and policymakers to shape a rights-first framework for digital identity — one that returns individual control while reducing fraud and strengthening public trust.
by Mark Tullis
X5 is a Utah-based, year-round convergence platform integrating creators, innovators, and communities across culture, technology, and capital. Anchored by Salt Lake Art Show, it aims to generate economic impact and scalable opportunity.
by Mark Tullis
X5 is a Utah-based, year-round convergence platform integrating creators, innovators, and communities across culture, technology, and capital. Anchored by Salt Lake Art Show, it aims to generate economic impact and scalable opportunity.
by Mark Tullis
At BioHive Week's U Startup Launchpad, outgoing Recursion CEO Chris Gibson delivered an emotional meditation on people-first culture, while founders Warren Pettine and Carmen Kivisilid offered a ground-level tutorial on building lean, AI-native companies in real time.
by Mark Tullis
At BioHive Week's U Startup Launchpad, outgoing Recursion CEO Chris Gibson delivered an emotional meditation on people-first culture, while founders Warren Pettine and Carmen Kivisilid offered a ground-level tutorial on building lean, AI-native companies in real time.
by Mark Tullis
BioHive Live 2026 brought Utah's life sciences community together at the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium, where speakers John Harris and Tracy Milgram delivered powerful stories connecting technology, genetics, and human impact.
by Mark Tullis
BioHive Live 2026 brought Utah's life sciences community together at the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium, where speakers John Harris and Tracy Milgram delivered powerful stories connecting technology, genetics, and human impact.
by Mark Tullis
Level Education Group (South Jordan, UT) partners with CCBHC Workforce Accelerator to expand the behavioral health workforce, offering funded licensure support, training, and career pathways to address clinician shortages across three U.S. states.
by Mark Tullis