Utah business leaders create a new $200,000 Ivory Prize for the best ideas on affordable housing
The new award is to be shared among those with the best ideas in housing design, financing
and policy. The yearly prizes are being funded by Clark Ivory, CEO of Ivory Homes
and political science alumnus, and his wife, Christine, though a family foundation,
with support from the Sorenson Impact Center at the University of Utah’s David Eccles
School of Business.
The new awards, Ivory said Tuesday, will recognize “the most ambitious, adoptable and innovative solutions” to address the housing problem — as selected by a group of Utah and national experts. Read the article.
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