Women Tech Council’s 3x3 event unpacked leadership, AI, and career growth with sharp insight, memorable stories, and actionable advice from seven tech leaders shaping Utah’s innovation scene.

DiscGenics' cell therapy IDCT shows sustained improvement in pain, function, and disc regeneration in DDD patients, earning top publication honors in spine surgery research.

PhotoPharmics (Lehi, UT) has announced its remote light therapy trial for Parkinson’s disease has reached 200 participants. The company advances non-drug care for persistent non-motor symptoms like sleep disruption, fatigue, and depression.

Appli (Salt Lake City, UT) unveils affordable AI lending tech for credit unions under $250M in assets, aiming to close the tech gap and boost loan conversion rates.

iHub, a Utah-based nonprofit incubator, is accelerating young startups through mentorship, equity-backed growth, and community-driven support—reshaping entrepreneurship in Utah County after just one year.

Utah’s fluoride ban reveals a deeper shift: emerging tech is enabling personalized water treatment, challenging public health orthodoxy and positioning Utah as a leader in smart utilities.

Dr. Atim Enyenihi is reshaping Salt Lake City’s tech ecosystem through biotech innovation, workforce development, and early STEM outreach, with a focus on long-term talent retention.

Pocket (Orem, UT) appoints auto veteran Richie Asay to scale its digital dealership platform, aiming to eliminate traditional car buying with nationwide automation, compliance, and luxury concierge service.