Startups and Entrepreneurship Writer
Jacqueline Mumford is a News Editor at The Chronicle and a writer focused on startups and entrepreneurship. Her articles cover a range of topics including local business success stories, sustainability, technology, and cultural events in Utah. Jacqueline's work has been featured in Utah Business and The Daily Utah Chronicle.
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Jacqueline Mumford's coverage predominantly centers around local Utah businesses, technology, arts and entertainment. She frequently covers private sector announcements and tends to cite data in her articles.
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By: Jacqueline Mumford
Gardner Group leads the way with the Baltic Pointe project, the state’s first mass timber-constructed commercial building.
By: Jacqueline Mumford
How the five-week planning process for Utah’s Indigenous Fashion Week turned into a sold-out event and empowered the next generation.
The Payver program by Blyncsy revolutionizes road care in Arches National Park through dashcam footage and AI technology.
By: Jacqueline Mumford
Ballet West Academy offers affordable housing and equitable dance education thanks to an inclusive student exchange visa program.
Utah Business is proud to present the inaugural cohort of our Utah Business Leaders of the Year award. These 12 honorees represent the greatest accomplishments of Utah's business community in 2023 and were selected by the Utah Business editorial team.
ooking for a side hustle? Forget dog walking or food delivery—if you have an empty conference room, creepy basement or even a cozy corner, these Utah companies want to monetize them.
As homelessness skyrockets across Utah, state government and local nonprofits are racing to create safe, affordable housing.
kyShare is on a mission to democratize flying private. “Our business model is leveling the playing field for younger, hungry businesses to compete with the Goliaths in their field.
CEO | RizeNext Corp Co-Founder | Tech-Moms At 18, Trina Limpert had wrecked her car, lost her license and felt stuck at a fast-food job.
CIO | Swire Coca-Cola Less than 30 percent of the world's tech leaders are women. Cydni Tetro is on a mission to change that.
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