Chelsea and Casey Baugh Donate $5 Million to Utah Valley University’s Entrepreneurship Institute
Successful local entrepreneurs Chelsea and Casey Baugh announced a $5 million donation to Utah Valley University’s Entrepreneurship Institute, which will be named in their honor, further enhancing UVU’s strong reputation as a leader in entrepreneurial education. The Baugh gift marks a significant milestone in the university’s EverGREEN comprehensive fundraising campaign for the future of UVU.
Slice House by Tony Gemignani to Open in Salt Lake City on December 14, 2024
Slice House by Tony Gemignani, the highly successful fast-casual pizza franchise by world renowned pizzaiolo Tony Gemignani, is proud to announce the December 14, 2024 opening of its new Salt Lake City location and first in Utah, franchised and operated by Bob Baker and Don Lewandowski. Located at 1332 Foothill Drive along the East Bench’s Foothill Village shopping center, Slice House Salt Lake City welcomes guests to experience award-winning pizza by the 13-time world champion in a fast casual setting. Opening day events, which begin at 11 a.m., include a special appearance by Gemignani; book signings of Gemignani’s cookbooks The Pizza Bible and The Pursuit of Pizza: Recipes from the World Pizza Champions; a free Slice House t-shirt as well as the chance to, enter a raffle to win free pizza for a year for the first 50 paying guests.
Over a Million Units of Blood Could be Used by Year’s End; Red Cross of Utah Urges Community to Give
Between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day, more than 1 million units of blood could be transfused to patients across the United States. The American Red Cross of Utah is calling on community members to step up and donate during this critical time to ensure patients receive the care they need without delays.
Salt Lake Chamber Announces Mary Catherine Perry as New Vice President of Public Policy & Government Affairs
Today, the Salt Lake Chamber announced that Mary Catherine Perry, formerly the director of policy and government affairs for The Policy Project, will lead the Chamber’s advocacy efforts as vice president of public policy and government affairs, as well as manage the policy committees that bring together Chamber members and community partners to establish strategies […]
Jacqueline Read: Facing the Authority Gap
There was a time early in my career when I felt horribly unimpactful at work. I would sit in conference rooms with colleagues and await a pause in the conversation where I could contribute to the group. Eagerly, I wanted to contribute, but time and time again, I was interrupted or ignored. I felt afraid […]
Jenn Penn: Women and Burnout: How Did We Get Here?
Burnout is a critical issue, especially among women who often juggle multiple roles and responsibilities. The combination of societal expectations, workplace pressures and personal commitments can create a perfect storm for chronic stress. It’s not just about feeling tired; burnout can lead to serious physical and mental health issues, including anxiety, depression and a weakened immune system.
Makaila Kelso: The Power of Workplace Community: Boosting Engagement and Productivity
Work is undeniably more enjoyable when there is a sense of community. A supportive community makes employees feel like they are part of something larger than themselves, fostering a sense of belonging that leads to greater commitment.
Averiel Bailey: The Growing Challenge of Cancer in the Workplace – A Call to Action for Business Leaders
Imagine one of your most dedicated employees receives a cancer diagnosis. Such news has a profound impact not only on their life but also on the workplace, affecting productivity, health care costs and the emotional well-being of colleagues. In 2024, the United States is projected to see 2,001,140 new cancer cases and 611,720 cancer deaths. […]
Megan Engstrom: Empowering Women – The Importance of Supporting Women-Owned Businesses
Over the past two years, I have had the privilege to work for the Women’s Business Center of Utah (WBCUtah), a nonprofit aimed at helping women business owners run more effective businesses through advising and training. WBCUtah’s mission is to help women build confidence, create opportunities and experience success in business ownership. When explaining what I do for work, I am often asked, “Why is it important to support women-owned businesses?”
Jennifer Holmberg: Navigating Leadership and Mental Health
Each month, a member of the Business Women’s Forum Steering Committee writes a guest article related to their experience and expertise as a woman in business. This month’s article was written by Jennifer Holmberg, Development Director at Project Connection. May marks Mental Health Awareness Month. With each passing month comes a new theme, but this one holds […]