The Utah Insurance Department’s decision could potentially have devastating implications on Utah’s future as a technology hub. One day, when we’re all sitting in rocking chairs on our front porch telling our grandchildren and anyone else who will listen about the good ol’ days of Utah tech,

In Utah, we take very seriously our goal to lead the nation as the best performing economy and our reputation as the most business-friendly state. Following a story published on Beehive Startups this morning [http://beehivestartups.com/blog/utahs-attempt-shutdown-zenefits-highlights-very-troubling-trend/] and after experiencing growing outrage from Utah’s tech community, Gov.

We welcome Governor Herbert’s support of innovation and eliminating unnecessary regulations, but the fact remains that Zenefits is legal under existing Utah law. Zenefits [http://www.zenefits.com/], the cloud-based HR platform currently under fire from Utah’s insurance commission, has responded to Utah Gov. Gary Herbert’s statement

We’re changing the game for SaaS companies who have traditionally struggled through a cobbled-together approach to customer retention and success. ClientSuccess [http://www.clientsuccess.com/], a Lehi-based SaaS customer success management platform, has raised $1 million in a seed funding round led by Peak Ventures [http://peakventurecapital.com/]. DOMO

Beehive Startups is excited to announce StartSLC will be hosting a pitch competition with a total of $250,000 on the line. Beehive Startups is excited to announce StartSLC [https://startslc.com/] will be hosting a pitch competition [https://startslc.com/pitch/] with a total of $250,000 on the

We are expecting big things from Room Choice. Utah-based property management startup Room Choice [https://myroomchoice.com/] has raised $600,000 in a seed round led by Kickstart Seed Fund [http://kickstartseedfund.com/]. “We went with Kickstart Seed Fund for a couple of reasons,” said RoomChoice founder and CEO David

We’re like a refreshing new capital alternative for entrepreneurs along the Wasatch Front. While attending BYU as an undergraduate in 2001, Jeff Burningham, founder and Managing Partner of Provo-based early-stage investment firm Peak Ventures, won the BYU Business Plan Competition after pitching Mindwire, an internet development and interactive brand

swop, founded by three currently deferred BYU students, is an app that allows users to easily swop (well, swap) contact information. Close your eyes. Imagine meeting someone at a party, the grocery store, an off-the-chain Beehive Startups event, or a family reunion (I don’t know half the people who