Jacqueline Mumford is a Journalist at The Daily Utah Chronicle. Specializing in business and economics, she covers a range of topics including real estate, workforce issues, and the intersection of business and government. Jacqueline's work has been featured in Nevada Business Magazine, 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.
If you are looking to pitch a story idea or source for Jacqueline, consider providing insights related to local Utah businesses, innovative technologies being developed within the state, or events and developments in the arts and entertainment scene.
Given her interest in citing data, she may be interested in stories supported by statistics or research findings related to trends within these sectors. Additionally, given her focus on private sector announcements and press releases, offering exclusive access to new product launches or company news may also capture her attention.
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A firefighter-turned-founder shares how emergency training shaped his approach to entrepreneurship.
By: Jacqueline Mumford
Construction across Nevada is on the rise, and healthcare facilities are no exception. Muliple projects are underway throughout the state to create and improve the points of access for healthcare
In a Q&A with Utah Business, Christensen discusses Utah’s growing influence in venture capital, the policies shaping startup investment, and what could limit the state’s momentum.
By: Abi Falin Horspool
Before building a storefront, these Utah restaurants started in food trucks and farmers market stalls. Here's how they made the leap.
By: Jacqueline Mumford
From its earliest days, Nevada has been known for mining. Dubbed the “Silver State”, mining is a legacy industry that has kept the state prosperous over the past century and longer. The discovery of the Comstock Lode in Nevada’s Virginia Range in 1859 set the course for statehood while fueling innovation and economic development.
From military intelligence to engineering fuel on Mars, these trailblazers are driving aerospace and defense forward and paving the way for the next generation of women.
Thanks to a new Delta order for several Boeing jets, Utahns might find themselves in a unique scenario: Boarding a long-haul flight in Salt Lake City on a plane partially built just minutes from the airport.
From fast-casual restaurants to fashionable children's clothing, these local businesses swam with the sharks.
By: Drew Limsky
Utah is recovering essential minerals from abandoned mines needed in manufacturing and national defense.
