Sean Roylance is the Founder and CEO of Rain Retail Software – a Springville, Utah-based company focused on sale ecommerce and inventory management. Although Sean’s background is in computer science, he enjoys working with finances as CEO and encourages members of the Rain Retail team to build personal connections with each other. Listen to Sean share how COVID-19 affected Rain Retail and how their software helps “mom and pop” local stores compete in the local market with bigger companies.

Rob Etherington is the President and CEO of Clene – a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company. Clene’s goal is to create the first drug asset to improve neurological function and strives to create assets to help those with ALS, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson’s Disease. Clene will know by the end of 2021 if their new asset can be used to treat all three of these diseases. Listen to learn more about this company and Rob’s various roles as the CEO of a biopharmaceutical company.

TechTrep has recently rebranded as 21stCentEd, an online program that enables kids to learn, grow, and experiment in self-paced lessons. 21stCentEd offers 46 courses, including financial literacy, robotics, entrepreneurship, and other STEM courses. Marlon Lindsay, Founder and CEO, states that 21stCentEd’s goal is to prepare its participants to build the workforce that the 21st century needs and to create an equal education experience for all students. Visit 21CentED.com to learn more.

Eric Lo, CEO and Co-founder of Krado, believes plants are the new pets. Krado is a platform that uses plant sensors to determine that plant’s soil moisture, nutrition, and other needs. Krado makes plant care a fun, non-stressful process, and Eric enjoys using his background in biotech to develop the plant care industry. Krado has plans to expand from just household plants to outdoor plants and gardens as well. Visit Krado.co to learn how this revolutionary platform can help you.

Kent Hansen is the CEO of Code Corporation, a company that develops barcode readers. Code Corporation focuses on data capture innovation through creating barcodes, which are graphical representations of data. The software can determine where an item is in a warehouse and how much of that inventory is available. Code Corp’s decoding software can also be used in the travel industry, with automated check-in devices, in medical facilities, and with “contactless checkout” at grocery stores.

Mark Burton is the President of Armorax – a company that makes a vehicle bullet-proof. Armormax provides peace of mind and safety through armoring any car, and this process can take anywhere from 2-3 weeks to 2-3 months. Since Armormax is a world-wide company, Mark enjoys having early-morning and late-night phone calls with suppliers and manufacturers around the world. Listen to learn about how Mark finds fulfillment in the daily, small successes seen through having an international business.

1.1 billion people in the world are born with eye problems; many of these individuals are living in countries overseas without access to medical help. Doug Jackson, CEO of CharityVision, is striving to solve this issue by providing eye surgeries for those who don’t have access to them otherwise, one $25 operation at a time. CharityVision has had over 1 million patients and aims to keep its costs as low as possible. Visit charityvision.org to learn how to give someone the gift of sight today!

The Odyssey House is the largest substance abuse and mental health treatment program in Utah. The Odyssey House provides personalized treatments for its clients, including a 90-day treatment program for those within the Utah county jail. Listen to Christina Zidow, CEO, share her experiences working with this non-profit, and hear Rachael Santizo, Program Manager, discuss her time as a client at The Odyssey House in 2012 and her passion for helping others find a new “light” for their lives.

CEO Ben Peterson describes how he has helped Blue Raven Solar become the 20th Best Place to Work in the US according to Glassdoor.