Lehi, Utah — October 8, 2026

For more than a decade, Album has built its reputation as a Utah seed investor by looking for ambitious founders early, often before other institutional capital was willing to make a bet. That basic approach hasn’t changed. But the world those founders are building in has.

At a small gathering in the Club House at Sanctuary Lehi, Album’s three partners—original partner Sid Krommenhoek and newer partners Cash Allred and Ty Boswell—offered a look at how the firm is adapting to a venture market being reshaped by artificial intelligence, increasingly capital-intensive businesses and renewed interest in industries such as manufacturing, energy, mining and healthcare.

The event, titled “Old…