Western Timber Frame: A small business success story
Bradley Lavery overcame personal and professional setbacks on his path to CEO of Western Timber Frame, a premier custom timber-kit vendor.
Commentary: The customer service slump
Globe contributing writer Mike Ward argues that poor training and a lack of in-person social interactions are causing shortfalls in customer service.
Discover what DECA can do for you
Kenzie Ball recaps the 2018 DECA conference and explains how DECA could help students reach their career and personal goals.
Cotopaxi owner, SLCC alum Davis Smith recognized for making a difference
For being a successful entrepreneur who uses their success to do good globally, Salt Lake Community College honored Davis Smith with the Distinguished Alumni Award in 2020.
LGBTQ bar faces uncertainty after workers unionize
Following the unionization of its employees, The SunTrapp bar in Salt Lake City reopened on Dec. 2, weeks after closing due to a labor dispute.
Local nonprofit focuses on film community
The Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program offered a fresh perspective to the nonprofit Salt Lake Film Society.
SLCC’s surplus store offers school supplies at a low cost
Salt Lake Community College operates a surplus service that sells used college assets, like computers and furniture, at low prices.
School of Applied Technology prepares students for work in various industries
Learn about how the School for Applied Technology prepares its students for entry into the workforce.
RCS goes the extra mile using lessons from Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program
Sean Riccardelli, the owner of RCS, a pipeline integrity contracting service, used the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses program to strengthen his skill set.
Jordan Campus cafe still in business, despite challenges
Due to low sales and few customers, SLCC's Jordan Cafe has struggled to stay open. However, a 34% increase in recent customer numbers provides some hope for its future.
Local entrepreneur shares business savvy
Amy Rees Anderson spoke to SLCC students earlier this month at Taylorsville Redwood Campus.
Labor and supply shortages create obstacles for SLCC’s on-campus dining
Labor shortages, supply outages and a large decrease in sales volume prevented SLCC campus cafes from fully opening.