Roger Seegmiller
Co-Founder and Chief Operations Officer for Integrated Lending Technologies
October 27th, 2020
11:30 AM - 12:20 PM
BUS 126
Roger Seegmiller is a Co-Founder and Chief Operations Officer for Integrated Lending Technologies, LLC. He graduated with honors from SUU with a degree in Business Administration and from BYU with an MBA. Roger has been twice honored by the State of Utah for his efforts as a volunteer in Public/Private partnerships.
Your most recommended books for aspiring entrepreneurs:
- The Zigzag Principle, by Rich Christiansen
- The Goal, by Eliyahu M. Goldratt
Best advice for aspiring entrepreneurs/favorite quote:
- Find somebody who doesn’t think the same way that you do. If your partner has a different set of skills rather than the same skills you have, you have a better chance for success.
Three notable achievements:
- Having a good marriage and family life.
- Starting and growing the business that I am in.
- I always try to find a way to give back. I think that’s actually where true success is.
A most common mistake you observe in entrepreneurs/business:
- Thinking that marketing is the easy thing to do and the easy part of getting something started.
Areas that you feel most comfortable offering advice to students:
- I’m more process-oriented than most people. I think that being able to see where they are at, and where they want to be, and try to develop a plan to get there are probably my strengths.
Charitable interests; boards you serve on, etc.:
- As far as charities are concerned, most of it is SUU.
- I’m very passionate about the Shakespeare festival and supporting theatrical and musical events in our communities.