Startup Spotlight (August 2016) — Clancy Marshall, CEO of Cleverywhere, says declining test scores on standardized tests and general disinterest in school by American students was the impetus for launching her company. Clancy says she hired game designers from Halo and Minecraft, and partnered them with teachers and top pedagogical scientists to design effective educational games. She believes truly engaging games can improve test scores and actually make learning fun. Cleverywhere was recently part of Boom Startup‘s Spring 2016 cohort.
The Bottom Line was a business show that ran on KCPW from 2014 to 2017. Hosted by financial advisor Doug Wells, the show focused on the human story behind building and running a successful company in Utah, including the personal journey of founders and leaders, the hard work, the tough decisions, the temporary setbacks and
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