The Most Inspiring Stories in Utah

The heart of our mission is to find the amazing souls that breathe life into our communities. In the recent weeks, we’ve had the privilege to connect with some incredible artists, creatives, entrepreneurs and rabble rousers and we can’t begin to express how impressed we are with the incredible group below. Check out our favorite stories from across the Voyage family.

Jason Keller

I started in my yard and I didn’t even have a shop. The first job I did was in the winter in January and I put a tarp over the car and had a heater on me. It was miserable. Read more>>

Ian Hiscock

Upon moving to Salt Lake City in 2010 to attend the University of Utah, it was shortly after that I determined I wanted to pursue a path in media, entertainment, and music. Soon into college, I began exploring opportunities to begin down this path and soon was introduced to Matt Williams, who was the current VIP host at Park City Live (now Marquis PC). Read more>>

Sloop Jones

My Name is Sloop World Jones I am an event promoter and fashion brand designer I’ve had the opportunity to work with many of the big names in the entertainment industry I spent many years as a promoter I still book artist for several night clubs on the Las Vegas Strip. Read more>>

Thomas Lambert

My dad and uncle started Shadetree Automotive in 1994. Before that, they worked out of my dad’s garage fixing family, friends and neighbors vehicles. Hence the name ‘Shadetree Mechanic’. I was still in Junior High but my dad let me tag along after school to help with whatever I could help with at the shop. Read more>>

Martin Skupinski

Upon moving to Salt Lake City in 2008 I discovered that was no ballroom dance studio in the area. I was very surprised, beccause I had just moved from Phoenix where there were over 20 studios. Having been a professional dance instructor all of my life I felt that it was a great opportunity to fill the void. Read more>>

Halyna Proskurina

Like so many of us, I lived on coffee — until the jitters, restless nights, and that anxious mid‑afternoon buzz became too much to ignore. Plus, my favorite morning coffee on an empty stomach disrupts the process of iron absorption throughout the day. I didn’t want to give up the ritual, though: the warmth of the cup, the bold roasty aroma, that satisfying first sip. Read more>>