Software company CEO dies 'doing what he loved' after falling at Zion National Park
Justin Bingham, the CEO of software company Opiniion, died after falling between 150 to 200 feet while canyoneering at the Zion National Park in Utah.
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Utah-based tech CEO Justin Bingham died on Oct. 5, 2024. Here's what we know about what happened and how his company, Opiniion, is grieving his loss.
Tech CEO dies after tragic 200-foot fall while climbing at Zion National Park: officials
The CEO of a Utah-based software company tragically died over the weekend after falling 200 feet while climbing in Zion National Park in Springdale, Utah, according to officials.
Lindon software company CEO mourned after falling to his death at Zion National Park
A Lindon-based software company is mourning the loss of its CEO, who fell to his death while canyoneering at Zion National Park, days before his birthday. The National Park Service said a 40-year-old man died Saturday after falling approximately 150 to 200 feet while canyoneering with three others near the exit of Heaps Canyon at
Tech CEO Justin Bingham Dead at 40 After Falling 200 Feet While Climbing at National Park
Justin Bingham, the CEO of a Utah-based software company died over the weekend after a horrific 200-foot fall at Zion National Park. According to the National Parks Service (NPS), Bingham was canyoneering near the exit of Heaps Canyon around 6 pm local time Saturday.
Tech CEO Justin Bingham Dead at 40 After 200-Ft. Fall at National Park in Utah
Justin Bigham, CEO of software company Opiniion and a popular family blogger died on Oct. 5, following a fall in Utah’s Zion National Park, his company confirmed. He was 40.
A Hiker Dies in a Fall at Arches National Park in Utah
A hiker died in a fall on a popular trail at Arches National Park in Utah. The 68-year-old man from Paramus, New Jersey, fell about 30 feet (9 meters) Tuesday morning, park officials said in a statement.
CEO of Utah-based software company dies after 200-foot fall at Zion National Park: officials
Officials confirm the CEO of a Utah-based software company tragically died on Saturday after falling 200 feet while canyoneering at Zion National Park.
Wife and 4 Kids of CEO Who Died in 200-Ft. Fall at National Park Mourn His Death: 'There Are No Words'
"His passion for living was rivaled only by his devotion to his family," read a statement released on behalf of Justin Bingham's wife
A software CEO suffered a tragic accident at a national park
A 40-year-old man who served as chief executive of a Utah software company and had a significant following on social media fell more than 200 feet to his death on a canyoneering trip to Zion National Park,
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