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Welcome to Next Frontier Capital’s 2022 Winter Newsletter.

We maintain a robust confidence in the Intermountain West as a stellar place to live, work, and invest. All of us at NFC are humbled by the quality of people we work with and the impactful missions and values of the companies and individuals in our orbits. It is a privilege to play this important role as a regional VC firm, and we look forward to continuing to unlock the potential of entrepreneurs across the Intermountain West.

Five Truths About Privacy That Can Help Keep Your Company’s Data Safe

Everyone knows that data needs to be protected from hackers.

How States Can Bring Distressed Places the Jobs They Need

State governments and governors should follow three principles to most cost-effectively promote job creation in distressed areas.

The Case for More Backyard Bodegas and Sidewalk Salons

We used to allow homeowners to operate commercial businesses on their property. By and large, it worked. We can do it again. Say hello to “accessory commercial units.”

Survey Paints Clear Picture of Tomorrow’s Infrastructure Needs

A survey of several hundred public officials at all levels of government polled their thoughts on artificial intelligence, resiliency, climate change and more when thinking on the infrastructure needs of tomorrow.

Creating a carbon negative construction company

Robot builders, AI design, and sustainably sourced wood-based materials maximise efficiency and sustainability

Why established companies need to think like entrepreneurs

Best-selling author of ‘The Lean Startup’ and founder of the Long-Term Stock Exchange, Eric Ries discusses the challenge of turning established companies into entrepreneurial hotbeds. This is ‘The New Human Movement’—where we feature bold thinkers and radical doers who reimagine work, management, and capitalism for a new age.

60 Minutes – Local newsrooms strained by budget-slashing financial firms

Newsrooms in US cities were already suffering a declining audience and lost revenue to Facebook and Google, now some face takeover from opportunistic hedge funds.