My journey into entrepreneurship features no shortage of pivots. After finishing law school, I joined the US capital markets team at Latham & Watkins. This early experience as a corporate attorney helped me to hone skills I now deploy as a CEO. When you work at a very large law firm’s

The youth-technology dilemma is a growing concern for parents. With screen addiction recording at an all-time high in teens and pre-teens, the current parenting generation grapples over how to protect their kids from the threat to their innocence that is adult technology.

As we approach another Silicon Slopes Summit and Utah becomes host to many influential businesses and individuals from around the world, I felt it might be important to share a few thoughts stemming from some recent conversations I’ve had with partners and leaders

Every great team, company, or individual has an origin story. We’re spoiled in Silicon Slopes because so many greats have their roots right here in our backyard. In fact, if we get in our time machine and travel back to the early 1980s, we’ll find that a few critical categories of technology

Each year, CBRE publishes its Scoring Tech Talent report to highlight the growth of the tech industry by digging deep into labor trends throughout the Americas. And although slower growth occurred across most major industries during 2020, tech still emerged as one of the most resilient sectors

I was a rather peculiar child. My earliest school memories involve the painful exercise of trying to sit still in my seat, day dreaming being my saving grace. What would I daydream of? Whatever I was building at home.These projects varied from small scale music compositions,

In 2003, I worked at a local buffet. My husband, Sam, was getting his master’s in accounting, and I was slinging food at a crowded restaurant. I would come home, exhausted, and Sam would help me scrape the food off my apron. I hated it. That same year, Sam and I went on a shopping trip

Silicon Slopes is a unique place. Unlike New York and San Francisco, many working professionals are also parents. Our kids see us on devices all day, but what they don’t see is that we are using our devices to reach out to family and friends, build companies, and capture memories.