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.
Thera-T Pharmaceutics (Salt Lake City, UT), develops a two-component, AI-guided T cell therapy, targeting multiple cancer markers while reducing toxicity—earning the University of Utah’s 2025 Breakthrough Technology of the Year award.
by Mark Tullis
Vasion hosts Southern Utah Code Camp, Nov 13–15, 2025, a 24-hour coding, design, and entrepreneurship contest connecting students and professionals in St. George.
by Mark Tullis
Philo Ventures (Lehi, UT) launches its $3M Sandbox Fund to back Utah student founders, providing pre-seed capital, mentorship, and early traction support, aiming to retain talent and strengthen the state’s innovation ecosystem.
by Mark Tullis
Salt Lake City’s Power District breaks ground with Rocky Mountain Power’s 10-story HQ, signaling major westside redevelopment and a new mixed-use hub linking downtown, the airport, and Utah’s innovation economy.
by Mark Tullis
Vector (Draper, UT), led by former Army aviator Andy Yakulis, secures a multi-million SOCOM contract, providing attritable drones via a subscription “Modern Warfare as a Service” model, with fiber-optic FPV integration, tactical training, and battlefield innovation showcased at the 47G Summit.
by Mark Tullis
Element Ventures welcomes Sam Andersen as Investment Partner. Andersen will drive early-stage investments in Utah, building on the firm’s decade-long track record supporting successful startups across tech sectors.
by Mark Tullis
Matia Mobility, co-founded by Steven Boal, delivers a groundbreaking standing device for paraplegics, restoring independence and dignity. FDA- and VA-approved, made in Utah, it transforms lives while navigating insurance and accessibility challenges.
by Mark Tullis
EY Entrepreneur Of The Year John Lippert founded Scientia Vascular to create purpose-built neurovascular devices that reduce stroke treatment times by 30 minutes. His microfabricated guidewires and catheters are transforming brain surgery with unprecedented precision.
by Mark Tullis