On December 8, 2021, Orem-based Nomi Health announced the closing of a $110 million Series A funding round. This latest financing round was led by Rose Park Advisors, based in Boston and founded by the late celebrated author and Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen, and Arbor Ventures, a global

Cloud-based tax and accounting management platform Canopy, headquartered in Draper, Utah, announces a $35 million Series BB (a term used for companies that have gone through a turn-around). The round was led by Ten Coves Capital (Darien, Connecticut), the round also received sizable contributions from existing investors Pelion Venture Partners

Saying the Covid-19 Pandemic negatively impacted the travel industry is a gross understatement. The U.S. Travel Association analyzed travel spending in 2020, and the $679 billion spent was a 42% decline (nearly $500 billion) from 2019. After almost two years, the travel industry has finally started to see an

Vozzi, a Salt Lake City-based mass texting platform for sports teams, has partnered with Fansaves and Dash to increase fan engagement and participation. FanSaves is a digital platform based in Ottawa, Canada, offering fans deals and discounts from sponsors of their favorite teams. Dash, based in Plano, Texas, is also

Orem-based Fishbowl, makers of inventory and warehouse management software, have announced their acquisition by Diversis Capital Management of Los Angeles, California. The private equity firm focuses on software and technology-enabled services. Details of the acquisition were undisclosed. The acquisition is part of a broader trend of inventory management automation acquisitions,

Tribe Wins $3,000 Grand Prize at the 2021-22 University of Utah Opportunity Quest On December 3, 2021, Tribe, a mobile platform for team-based addiction recovery and self-improvement, won first place and the $3,000 grand prize at the 2021-22 University of Utah Opportunity Quest business model summary competition. The

This is part four of a series on Utah's Polynesian entrepreneurs. See parts one, two, and three. Rob Poleki, Founder and CEO of Washie, is not a conventional entrepreneur. From asking his waiter to take him to China, to wheeling a toilet seat around the CES crowds in

It's 1999. The music industry is booming. Albums sell at big box retailers for upwards of 30 dollars. A new album debut from a hit artist often draws fans waiting in line outside in the early dawn hours before opening. MTV has huge cultural relevance, with Total Request