Continuum, a Salt Lake City based startup, raised a $12 million Series A, the company announced today. The round was led by Pelion Venture Partners (Salt Lake City) with participation from Uncork Capital (Palo Alto), Oceans (New York), and Day One Ventures (San Francisco). The company is an executive marketplace,

The Point of the Mountain State Land Authority has selected as its Phase I development partner Lincoln Property Company, a large and diversified real estate development company founded in 1965 with headquarters in Dallas and regional offices throughout the US.  Two local companies are joining Lincoln to execute phase I

In 2008 the US experienced a devastating recession, and like many people, John Sanders was laid off from his job selling software to homebuilders. Ever since college, Sanders was interested in online marketing and decided it was time to make that a full time job. With his connections to homebuilders,

In 2018, Juliette Bautista moved from her home country of Peru to Utah for her daughter’s medical treatments. In Peru, Bautista had worked in the tech industry in Peru for 15 years and was named one of the up-and-coming young executives with the most promise in Peru’s corporate

Tech Industry Panel with Congressman John Curtis, Google's Kent Walker, and ITI President/CEO, Jason Oxman on July 13 On July 13 at 10:30 AM U.S. Congressman John Curtis (R-UT) will be discussing the importance of efforts from the technology industry and policymakers to continue building

Today the Women Tech Council, a national organization based in Salt Lake City focused on the economic impact of women in the technology sector, announced the 22 finalists for the 2022 Women Tech Awards. Celebrating their 15th year, the Women Tech Awards bring visibility to technology-focused women who are creating

Trinsic, a remote decentralized identity startup, raised an $8.5 million seed round led by Georgian, a VC firm based in Toronto, Canada. Other investors included Osage Venture Partners (Philadelphia), Kickstart Fund (Utah), Forward VC (Netherlands), and Founders’ Co-op (Seattle). Angel investors included Utah’s Dan Goldsmith (Tendo), Austen Allred

By Jenny Rollins WeLink, a wireless broadband technology startup and internet provider based in Lehi, has issued a challenge to cities across the country to partner with them to help close the digital divide created by lack of affordable internet access for underserved communities—a reverse RFP of sorts. The