“This is a very strategic raise for us. We wanted to make sure we were aligned with the right partners, the right investors, at the right time.” SLC-based EventBoard [https://eventboard.io/] has announced the completion of a $13.5 million Series B round led by Nokia Growth Partners (NGP)

“We see a need for conferences specifically designed with measurable objectives that attendees can demonstrate upon completion.” What’s next? This is a question we’ve all asked ourselves a time or two, the inevitable follow up to completing a task. I just finished college, what’s next? I just

I’ve officially found my new hero. His name is George Matus and though we’ve never met in person, I spoke with him on the phone for 30 minutes and that’s all it took to convince me. He’s the 18-year old founder of Teal Drones and even

Sorenson also joins the growing list of Utah companies recently upgrading headquarters within the state, adding their name alongside Pluralsight, Entrata, and Nuvi. Did you ever have a Christmas present that you wanted SO bad, only it was given to your brother or sister and you had to spend the

Incipio has upped their purchase price to $6.10 per share (a total acquisition price of $188 million) and Skullcandy has again entered into a purchase agreement with Incipio. Park City-based Skullcandy [http://www.skullcandy.com/] has agreed to be acquired by Incipio [https://www.incipio.com/]. You’re probably

“We feel like we’ve built a good culture. We’re always trying to find ways to provide unique perks. That’s how this idea came about.” Well, it’s official: I hate my boss. You probably know him, his name is Clint and he was last seen performing judo

“Entrepreneurs do change the world. We want to make sure that entrepreneurs everywhere have that opportunity.” The Rise of the Rest [http://www.riseofrest.com/] startup tour began in 2014, started by AOL co-founder and Revolution CEO Steve Case. It’s essentially Christmas for startups in America, where Case and

“It’s really all about this idea of being on a journey, you’re going through your career, and there’s all these issues you’re going to have. How do you solve them?” You probably don’t want to talk about professional social networks. I get it, I understand,