Diana Manos, Author at Utah Business

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Author: Diana Manos

Diana Manos

Diana is a seasoned freelance journalist with extensive experience covering business. She has been published in a number of publications with regional and national reach, including The Washington Post, Germantown Gazette, Digital Insurance, Fiscal Note, Meritalk, the Congressional Quarterly, Healthcare Finance, Employee Benefit News and more. Though she now lives in Washington, DC, she lived in Utah once upon a time, where she enjoyed backpacking the High Uintas.

For Andrew and Shauna Smith, it pays to invest in retail. Now, Savory Fund restaurants are expanding at a rapid pace across the nation.

The rise of Savory Fund

For Andrew and Shauna Smith, it pays to invest in retail.

The Marcella Club, a new master-planned community and ski-golf club near Park City, Utah, is Tiger Wood's first golf course design project in the state.

Tiger Woods golf course to anchor new exclusive golf-ski community near Park City

The Marcella Club creates a distinctive neighborhood and experience.

World Trade Center Utah is helping small businesses go global

And provided over $152M in new trade opportunities to over 390 companies

Across all industries, "greenwashing" in the form of overstated sustainability initiatives run rampant.

‘Greenwashing’ might be financially beneficial—until your customers catch on

Across all industries, overstated sustainability initiatives run rampant.

February 21, 2023

The case for electric vehicles and remote work. If the Covid pandemic and its subsequent lockdown proved anything, it drummed up some handy and quick data on air pollution in Utah.

With Covid subsiding, air pollution is back

The case for electric vehicles and remote work.

January 27, 2023

In Utah towns like Park City, 70 percent of homes are often vacant—and housesitters watch over pets and property. Maryse and Jeff McConnell love to ski, so when they aren’t roaming the world, you might easily find them housesitting in Park City.

Meet the people who ‘house sit’ your second homes

In Utah towns like Park City, 70 percent of homes are often

January 23, 2023

There is a growing number of towns and cities have found a practical solution to homelessness through the construction of tiny-house villages including Salt Lake.

Tiny homes could be the future of housing the homeless

The Other Side Village will do more than just provide shelter.

January 4, 2023

LinkedIn influencers are a relatively rare breed. The platform invites roughly 500 people a year from among “the world’s foremost thinkers, leaders, and innovators” to be dubbed official influencers.

LinkedIn invites only 500 influencers per year. Could you be one of them?

Here’s how to win at LinkedIn, according to experts.

December 22, 2022

Despite what a recent report from John Oliver claims, low Utah water levels aren't the fault of luxury golf courses.

Utah golf courses aren’t to blame for Utah’s water problems

Despite what John Oliver thinks.

October 11, 2022

Nico's Mexican restaurant in Salt Lake City had a viral TikTok video prevent the restaurant from shutting down.

A 3-second TikTok video saved this family restaurant

Going viral is good for business.

September 30, 2022

The famous "Utah aquarium claw" at Loveland Living Planet Aquarium will soon open to the public, and take visitors to (virtual) space.

The Living Planet Aquarium “claw” will soon take visitors to (virtual) space

Finally, visitors will soon enter the Living Planet Aquarium “claw."

September 27, 2022

Mines in Utah are producing a rare metal that's being used to produce solar panels at scale to combat the effects of climate change.

Making solar panels isn’t always green

But it could be.

September 20, 2022

Utah finds itself in the middle of a new energy transition upon housing IPP, one of the largest hydrogen production companies in the US.

This rural Utah town will be home to the largest hydrogen hub in the world

It's time to move away from coal.

September 12, 2022