LOU POZZUOLI has been in the insurance industry for seven years, primarily in the Davis County area.
WARBURTON GRADUATED from Weber State University in 2004 and has been a designer ever since.
BOUNTIFUL — Bountiful resident Lou Pozzuoli has joined the Farmers Insurance Group as a personal lines and commercial insurance agent.
Pozzuoli is a veteran in the insurance industry with over seven years experience serving the needs of the people of Davis County.
“Farmers insurance is the best company I have ever worked with,” said Pozzuoli. “The past customers I have contacted have been very happy with these products and, of course, the service I provide is something I am very proud of.”
For more information, call 801-824-6904.
Dest. Homes has new consultant
LAYTON — Destination Homes, headquartered in Layton, has hired Malia Warburton as its new Interior Design Consultant.
Warburton has been working in interior design for five years. She has done interior design work for homes in the Northern Wasatch Parade of Homes as well as Salt Lake Parade of Homes.
“As a designer I have always been impressed with Destination Homes,” Warburton said. “Even in a slower market Destination Homes is including styles and features in its home plans not seen in every builder.”
Warburton graduated from Weber State University in 2004 with a bachelor’s degree in technical sales and an emphasis in interior design.
For more information, visit destinationhomes.com or call 801-593-9993.
Zions’ grant deadline approaching
Zions bank, with locations in Davis County, is offering women the chance to receive a $3,000 grant.
The grant, known as the “Smart Women’s Grant,” gives grants to women who excel in a variety of fields.
One grant will be offered in six different categories, including small business start up and expansion, community development, continuing education and teacher support, child and elder care, health and human services and arts and culture.
“We developed the Smart Women Grants to help bolster the efforts of everyday heroes who strengthen our communities in so many ways through their various talents,” said Cece Mitchell, Women's Financial Group manager. “As the Intermountain West’s premiere financial center for women, the Zions Bank Women’s Financial Group created the grants as an extension of our ongoing commitment to empower women in achieving financial independence.”
The grants are available to female residents of Utah and Idaho. Applicants must be business owners and the primary manager of the day-to-day activities of their company.
The deadline to submit an application is July 31.
For more information, visit www.zionsbank.com
Local chain voted best in state
LAYTON — Red Mango, with a franchise location at 2065 North Harris Blvd. in Layton, was named “Best of State in Utah” in the frozen yogurt category by BestofState.org, which recognizes individuals, organizations and businesses in Utah.
“Being relatively new to Utah, we are thrilled to receive this recognition,” said Red Mango franchise owner Ryan Rudd.
“Customers recognize and appreciate that Red Mango frozen yogurt offers health benefits by containing significant amounts of active cultures.”
For more information, visit www.redmangousa.com.
sgillet@davisclipper.com
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