This morning (1:28) David Komlos spoke to Mountain Money . Komlos has helped change the way many global leaders approach their top challenges. Komlos talked about how CEOs at Fortune 500 companies are solving their most complex challenges during the pandemic. (25:26) Chris Eggleton and Chris Retzer with New Park Hotel and Resort joined Mountain Money to talk about the initiatives they pursued to keep New Park Hotel and Resort top of mind for incoming guests. We ended the hour talking with (42:01

This morning, (1:10) Dr. Nadya Zhexembayeva, a resilience and reinvention expert, joined Mountain Money to talk about her new book The Chief Reinvention Officer Handbook: How to Thrive in Chaos . (23:15) Tim Larsen, a managing partner at Squire and Company , spoke with us this morning to help us understand how COVID Relief money can impact both personal and business taxes this year. The hour ended with a discussion with (41:27) Stephanie Samuels, the General Manager of the Park City Peaks Hotel

This morning, Jill Shroyer ( 01:13) , founder of Expedition HR Consulting , joined Mountain Money to talk about her new book - Conquer Sticky Situations! The book empowers the reader to conquer the "stickiest" situations they may encounter at work or in their personal lives. Shroyer offers a freebie to listeners. Some things seem to be a part of every Superbowl broadcast. Budweiser Clydesdales, Coca Cola Polar Bears, clever Hyundai ads and- of course Tom Brady. But while Brady showed up once

This morning, (1:53) Ted Tatos, with the University of Utah’s Department of Economics, joined us to talk about the recent Supreme Court case NCAA vs. Alston. This new case examines the relationship between the NCAA and its student athletes, a case that focuses on non monetary academic benefits. (25:13) Nick McCullum with Passiv , discussed the path to create their portfolio management tool. The hour ended with us talking to the new owners of (39:43) Right at Home , Melissa O’Brien and Tina

This morning on Mountain Money, (2:29) David Sandalow, former Under Secretary for the United States Department of Energy, joins us to talk about potential changes in energy policy and their impact on the economy under a Biden administration. (24:31) Fawn Germer is one of America's most sought-after keynote speakers on leadership. A four-time Pulitzer Prize-nominated investigative journalist, she is the bestselling author of nine books, including the Oprah pick Hard Won Wisdom . Germer joined

Alicia Mazzara (1:52) of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities spoke with Mountain Money on the disproportionate way COVID impacts communities of color in the nation, particularly from an economic perspective. (19:44) In this episode, Mountain Money replayed an interview conducted in June 2020 Sven Beckert , professor of History at Harvard University. Sven spoke about the historical relationship between capitalism and slavery and its impacts on the world we live in today. (35:13) The hour

This morning, Skip Miller, author of Outbounding: Win New Customers with Outbound Sales and End Your Dependence on Inbound Leads , joined Mountain Money to talk about them with the knowledge, training, and road-tested sales tactics that raise the success rate (and even the enjoyment level) of outbound sales. Jason Ware, Partner and Chief Investment Officer for Albion Financial Group, spoke with us this morning to talk about 2020 stock market returns and the outlook for 2021 given the vaccine

This morning, (1:26) Jake Wood, co-founder and CEO of Team Rubicon , joined Mountain Money to talk about the veteran-led, nonprofit disaster relief organization and what efforts they are providing to help with COVID-19 impacts. (23:46) Robert Metzger, a prominent legal voice in the federal contracting community, talked about the SolarWinds breach and what it means for private businesses. (44:02) Co-owners Ignacio Rosenberg and Randi Strong spoke about their new Gracie Barra Jiu-Jitsu Academy

Welcome to the Year End Show for KPCW's Mountain Money . No matter which way you look at it, there is a lot we can look back on this year. For this episode, Mountain Money went back and looked for interesting stories that were covered this year. There are four highlighted in our Year End Show. ( 01:24)The first interview is with Professor Darrick Hamilton from Ohio State. Hamilton is the Executive Director of the Kirwin institute for the study of race and ethnicity. The discussion between

This morning, Marshall Steinbaum, Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Utah, joined Mountain Money to discuss the antitrust lawsuits against Facebook. If the company is found to be engaged in anticompetitive behavior, it could change Facebook as we know it. Jill Gonzalez, an analyst with WalletHub, discussed a recent report on 2021’s Cities with the Least-Sustainable Credit Card Debt . The list ranks Park City, Utah’s credit card debt as the second most least-sustainable in the