[http://www.vivint.com/company/careers] I’ve met a few smart rhinos and let me tell you, it’s a real treat. At Hogle Zoo one shook my hand and wished me a pleasant journey in life, another gave me a respectable haircut and tailored a suit to my

[httphttps://www.domo.com/://] A lot of people don’t know this, but Garden City is turning into a raging tech hotspot for Utah. It’s true, Utah County and Salt Lake County are getting all the recognition but a tiny town that sits on Bear Lake is spitting out

[htthttp://store.siliconslopes.com/p://] Degreed [htthttps://degreed.com/p://] has announced a $42 million Series C round led by Owl Ventures [htthttp://www.owlvc.com/p://] and Jump Capital [httphttp://jumpcap.com/://], with participation from Founders Circle Capital [hthttp://www.founderscircle.com/tp://], GSV Acceleration Fund [hthttp://gsvacceleration.com/

[htthttp://store.siliconslopes.com/p://] Let’s walk back to the olden days: 2000, when we all worried the world would collapse at the stroke of midnight, Greg Ostertag was a household name in Utah, and text messaging wasn’t a popular form of communication. How foolish we were. The

Life as a startup moves fast. Once a week, we’re going to checkup on an early-stage company we have previously written about. This week: Dwelo, who we profiled in May 2015. Smart homes have become cool. I personally will not speak with human beings unless they’re named Alexa

Welcome to the good old-fashioned Silicon Slopes funding roundup, where we eat Rocky Road ice cream and marvel at all the startup companies raising capital in Utah. On this week’s edition, I hope you packed an extra-large bowl and spoon because we have three companies that need discussing. Let’

Three years ago, I worked at Beehive Startups. We were in the process of putting together our first-ever “big” event: StartSLC, held in a random assortment of rooms spread throughout the The Gateway. Lacking employees or the services of an event production company, we made due with what we had,

I’ve always wondered what goes on in business school. I know everybody wears business attire — suits, slacks, skirts, anything that starts with an s and comes in dark colors — and I assume required curriculum includes practicing firm handshakes for eight hours per day. And networking. Large amounts of networking.