What’s a day in the life of a full time angel investor in Utah? I’m not sure there are many of me here in the Beehive State, most angel investors are running companies or practicing medicine or something. But this is my day.

Have you ever heard comments like this directed toward women working in Silicon Slopes? “You were hired because we had to add a female, but you broke up our bromance,” “Women have to be taught to think critically enough to be engineers—it’s against their nature,”

I'm an accidental entrepreneur. But at this point it's a good thing, as my resume is all over the place and would make no sense to a recruiter. Part of my entrepreneurial journey took place in a plasma donation center. I can still feel the way my leg stuck to the vinyl seats

In May 2022, the University of Utah and the David Eccles School of Business will celebrate the 20-year anniversary of the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute, a unique pioneer in the world of entrepreneurship education, experimentation, and implementation.

My life as an entrepreneur began with a one-dollar investment. I was working at software company Weave when my now business partner Kasey Henson and I were approached with a once-in-a-lifetime offer. Weave leadership asked if we would be interested in taking over

Q: Some people aren’t familiar with Infuze, can you give us a brief rundown?A: Infuze has two main products: First, the Infuzion Lid that fits on any water bottle and allows

During my senior year of high school, I helped organize an event to build hype for the homecoming football game. We got a worthless old car and spray painted it with the rival team’s colors. Kids lined up by the dozens to take a swing with a baseball bat,

Formed nearly 40 years ago to help administer all aspects of high school and collegiate athletic events, leagues, teams, officials and more, ArbiterSports now touches over 50 million Americans each year through its Software-as-a-Service offerings.