People & Culture articles focus on a specific person that is doing something remarkable or noteworthy in Utah's tech and startup ecosystem. Often, these individuals are not generally well-known or famous except for in their own circles where they exert a profound and important influence on those around them and the organizations they serve; as a result, they positively impact the local culture and community.
People & Culture
People & Culture articles focus on a specific person that is doing something remarkable or noteworthy in Utah's tech and startup ecosystem. Often, these individuals are not generally well-known or famous except for in their own circles where they exert a profound and important influence on those around them and the organizations they serve; as a result, they positively impact the local culture and community.
Spring 2018: it was my sophomore year at Utah Valley University, and I was coming off the excitement of my first experience in a startup — An 18-month rollercoaster, joining a marketplace startup in the Bay Area as employee number 6. I had moved my classes online to go back and
By Tara Spalding
In the world of business and startups, where innovation and leadership drives progress, an investment opportunity of significance emerges—one that not only has financial promise but also has potential to shape the world around us.
Recent data reveals a compelling incentive for capital providers: women-founded startups
Today US Senator Mitt Romney addressed members of Utah's tech community today at RevRoad's Provo headquarters. Interviewed on RevRoad's dedicated stage by RevRoad's own VP of Investments and Strategic Partnerships, Ike Ikeme, Senator Romney shared with the crowd his list of the
Today US Senator Mitt Romney addressed members of Utah's tech community today at RevRoad's Provo headquarters. Interviewed on RevRoad's dedicated stage by RevRoad's own VP of Investments and Strategic Partnerships, Ike Ikeme, Senator Romney shared with the crowd his list of the
Spring 2018: it was my sophomore year at Utah Valley University, and I was coming off the excitement of my first experience in a startup — An 18-month rollercoaster, joining a marketplace startup in the Bay Area as employee number 6. I had moved my classes online to go back and
By Tara Spalding
In the world of business and startups, where innovation and leadership drives progress, an investment opportunity of significance emerges—one that not only has financial promise but also has potential to shape the world around us.
Recent data reveals a compelling incentive for capital providers: women-founded startups
By Eli Adams
In late 2022 when layoffs started to pick up momentum, I tried everything I could to help my friends, my family, and those in my Linkedin network. I reviewed and updated tons of resumes. I jumped on calls and practiced mock interviews. I connected as many people
Strider Technologies has appointed former Former U.S. Department of Defense Official Mike Madsen as Vice President of National Security Solutions. Madsen will oversee Strider’s global portfolio of public sector clients to deliver new and existing capabilities that further advance the organization’s national security mission sets.
“Throughout his
Team building offsites. We’ve all been there. As you look back, you most likely smile at some of the memories and cringe with embarrassment over others. I vividly remember a game of basketball set up between the executive team and the board of directors. I don’t play basketball.
Today Pattern announced the addition of former Amazon executive Carolyn Sarnoff as chief marketing officer.
Sarnoff brings nearly 20 years of experience building and leading global ecommerce businesses and marketing functions to her new role at Pattern. Sarnoff will oversee the company’s worldwide marketing efforts across 24 offices, studios,
By Diogo Myrrha
As of today, July 18th, I am a citizen of the United States of America.
I imagine very few Americans give much thought to their citizenship. For most it’s a given, and for some, it might be an afterthought. I don’t think I would have
