In this Utah Business Podcast, executive editor Catherine Bennett sits down with Alexandra Pasi, PhD mathematician and the co-founder and CEO of Lucidity Sciences.

The JerryRigEverything YouTube channel provided real-time audience feedback as R&D in building the Utah-based company Not A Wheelchair without relying on traditional capital.

The market-data platform pulled in more than $300 million in investor demand as NEA, DRW Venture Capital and Redpoint Ventures back its global expansion.

From AI-powered crime prevention to protein ice cream and next-generation geothermal energy, these are some of the most memorable innovations Utah Business has covered over the past year.

Starting a business is tough, but with the help of Utah’s top incubators and accelerators, you can find the funding, resources and community to succeed.

Chrisi Hammer has skillfully managed the challenges of rapid growth, taking the company from local roots to the shelves of major retailers nationwide, from Costco to Kroger.

Sylvia Kapsandoy built Amboseli Foods from her kitchen with a need for creativity and turned it into a thriving “Flavorverse.”

Get to know five founders turning niche product ideas into loyal followings.

Leaning into licensing, rapid product development and strategic brand alliances, DRYOUT found a faster path to scale.

From fast-casual restaurants to fashionable children’s clothing, these local businesses swam with the sharks.

With roots in the Caribbean and insights from AI, Parakeet Risk modernizes how companies handle third-party risks and prevent unseen threats.

The boutique bakery’s nearly 20-year history offers a roadmap for food entrepreneurs who want to stay local.

In this live-recorded episode of the Utah Business Magazine podcast, executive editor Catherine Bennett sits down with Gavin Christensen, the founder and managing partner of Kickstart — Utah’s premier seed-stage venture capital firm.

Shortly after the founding of Zartico, a tourism intelligence firm, COVID-19 grounded planes and shut down travel. Luckily, Sarah Lehman has a superpower: adaptability.

Lehi-based Fund Launch brings Wall Street expertise to a wider audience, helping students to manage $4.8 billion in assets.

Learn how Sheridan Mordue’s unique approach to business — focusing on instinct, adaptability and community — fostered Hip & Humble’s success and expansion into new markets and airports.

Almost two decades ago, Liz Edmunds wrote The Food Nanny cookbook to keep her family afloat. Today, with social media and hard work, her daughter, Lizi Heaps, is redefining the brand to fit a modern audience, all while staying true to its heart.

GenAIPI rapidly achieved success, driven by a mission to equip business owners with the knowledge and tools to thrive in a world increasingly influenced by AI.

What began as a teenage idea became a fast-growing brand, and a case study in building both high-performing and environmentally responsible products.

At Utah Tech Week, Utah Business Executive Editor Catherine Bennett sat down with three of Utah’s most recognizable podcast hosts to talk about what it really takes to build a podcast that lasts.