Rules as Code Symbium

What’s the story of the largest homebuilder in Utah? $500M in sales per year in addition to an apartment business, a mortgage business, and giving back to the housing world and its stakeholders. In this 2-part series, hear Clark Ivory (CEO of Ivory Homes) discuss how he grew Ivory Homes to its current state, innovating in a time of crisis, and Clark’s theories for housing change.

In Part 2 of this 2-part podcast on Ivory Homes, the largest homebuilder in Utah, we’ll hear from Abby Ivory on how she extended her father’s legacy to rewarding and incentivizing innovators in the housing space through impact investing. We’ll also learn about what’s in store for the future of cities and permitting, accessory dwelling units (or ADUs) in Utah, and Ivory Innovations’ theory for change in housing affordability.

In early 2020, and as a response to the crippling effects of the pandemic to small businesses in the US, the Federal Government responded with Paycheck Protection Plan (PPP) loans to help certain qualified small businesses to continue to pay their workers that have been impacted by shuttered businesses and decimated savings and morale. Searchlight Lending’s Lindsay Moon walks us through what it was like on the ground as she helped these small businesses navigate and try to obtain PPP loans. Lindsay unlocks some heartfelt PPP wisdom for us all.