Folks, the salt has been stacked. I mean it, just when you think there’s no more salt to be stacked, SaltStack comes out of the mountains and announces a $15.5 million Series A round. It reminds me of that old tongue-twister we used to say 5x fast in

This week, Joe Staples, one of Utah’s most experienced marketing leaders, joins a high-growth startup —* Motivosity*, a provider of employee engagement software. After lengthy runs with successful, well-established tech companies, we caught up with Joe to get his take on what the lure of a start-up is all about.

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: Whistic, who we profiled in November 2015. What has Whistic been up to the past few years? This is a question that keeps me up

This is the story of 5 For The Fight, a global fundraising campaign started by Qualtrics to eradicate cancer.

With participation from Peterson Ventures, Pelion Venture Partners, Kickstart Seed Fund, and HubSpot. Grow has announced a $16 million Series B round led by Toba Capital with participation from Peterson Ventures, Pelion Venture Partners, Kickstart Seed Fund, and HubSpot. Grow CEO Rob Nelson on the funding: At Grow, we believe

“We couldn’t think of a better business to be a part of than 1–800 Contacts as we drive our mission to enable people to express themselves through eyewear.” Over 1.5 months ago, Draper-based Liingo Eyewear was acquired by 1–800 Contacts. I’m writing about the news

“We want to build an iconic healthcare company.” This article was originally published in the Winter 2018 edition of Silicon Slopes Magazine. To sign up for the print version, subscribe to Utah Business Magazine and Silicon Slopes Magazine will be included with the purchase. Wise business people always claim that

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