In this episode, Pete Codella, Communications Director of GoUtah, talks about the Adopt a School program.

If you’re reading this while attending our Hall of Fame & Awards Gala, welcome, we’re pleased to have you here. If you’re reading it at home, in your office, while you wait at the dentist, or… anywhere else, we’re happy you’re with us as well. This issue is special in a few ways, starting

It was a wonderful spring powder day and Chad Brackelsberg and a pal had spent the morning skiing some of the more challenging lines off Cardiac Ridge in the Central Wasatch. As the day wore on, the friends commented on how the winds were blowing out of the east-

From the beginning of 2020 until now, the world around us has been steadily pulled into new and unfamiliar places and the world of work has not been immune to the impact of the pandemic -- one such effect has been the Great Resignation. While there are many different drivers

Roughly one million technology roles go unfilled every year, and by one estimate, the American technology sector will face a talent shortage of 4.3 million workers by 2030. The hiring manager of almost any tech company would surely tell you how difficult it is to find and retain tech talent.

Utah needs more water, and HydroJug knows it. Did you drink enough water today? 73 oz of water might seem daunting, but it’s only about half of what is recommended for your daily intake. You may have never pictured yourself walking around with a bright and colorful

We were halfway through a three-day holiday weekend (myself, my wife and our then 15-year-old son), and we had just sat down to relax when the phone rang with a call that would change our lives forever. The caller was a caseworker

2021 was a year of uncertainty for many organizations, and Silicon Slopes was no exception. On the heels of a difficult 2020, we tentatively started planning the annual Summit, hoping that we’d be able to host an in-person/virtual hybrid event that would be as successful