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The SaaSpocalypse wiped out $1 trillion in value — pushing Silicon Slopes investors into unfamiliar territory: energy, semiconductors and data centers.
These honorees are advancing diagnostics, expanding access to care and preparing the next generation of providers — with patients and communities at the heart of their work.
Recent deals showcase significant raises of over $265M from top-tier, out-of-state funds across a variety of industries and from St. George to Cache Valley to Park City.
From southern Utah, Cedar Band Corporation has built a nationwide portfolio of government contracting, construction and mortgage businesses while reinvesting in the Cedar Band of Paiutes and its community.
Utah leaders discuss AI anxiety, the confidence gap and why a company’s best investment is still its people.
Read stories from Utah founders.
How Trevor Farnes, the founder of a leading outdoor brand, turned a family crisis into a performance nutrition company built around health and giving back.
How Trevor Farnes, the founder of a leading outdoor brand, turned a family crisis into a performance nutrition company built around health and giving back.
The Utah ski resort has survived industry consolidation, record-low snowpack and rising costs by relying on family, affordability and the customers who keep coming back.
When a retailer asked for a better peanut butter powder, a Utah food manufacturer delivered. PBfit has since grown from a single product into a national brand with a growing lineup.
How four Koreans in Utah built a social-first noodle brand, beat the industry giants on Amazon and used social media to collaborate their way onto Walmart and Target shelves — in less than a year.
Tyler Howells, founder and CEO of Cozy Earth, turned exacting product standards and close manufacturing partnerships into a luxury lifestyle brand that’s becoming a household name.
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From the rockets that reach orbit to the technologies inside the cars, phones and infrastructure we rely on every day, some of the most consequential innovations begin as solutions to difficult problems.
Despite the literacy crisis, Utah is gaining more indie booksellers who are finding creative ways to deliver the in-person connection consumers crave while sustaining their business.
How Trevor Farnes, the founder of a leading outdoor brand, turned a family crisis into a performance nutrition company built around health and giving back.
Recursion’s AI-designed candidate enters Sanofi’s pipeline the same morning Recursion priced an oversubscribed $200 million stock offering.
The co-founder shares his favorite tools for working through problems, staying organized and getting ready to tackle the day.
You can probably name someone who invested in you when they didn’t have to. Now it’s your turn.

















































