Spectrum Solutions

John Tanner, the founder, is the sole investment principal. Tanner built and exited a genetics-testing laboratory before establishing the office, and public records indicate no external CIO or investment committee — decisions are made by the principal based on operating experience in diagnostics and laboratory services.

Deal flow relies on Tanner's network of Wasatch Front operators and diagnostics-industry relationships developed during his prior career as a company founder. The office does not maintain a public-facing investment portal or participate in institutional co-investment platforms, consistent with the posture of a single-family office that sources through personal relationships rather than intermediary channels.

Spectrum Solutions is structured as a single-family office. It does not accept outside capital, has not registered as an investment adviser in Utah or with the SEC, and does not appear in any fund-of-funds portfolios or institutional allocator databases — all markers of a closed capital base tied to one principal's liquidity event.

The office focuses on life sciences tools and diagnostics, reflecting Tanner's operating background, alongside residential real estate in Utah and Idaho. There is no evidence of exposure to software, fintech, or consumer brands — the sector concentration is narrow and maps directly to where the founder has active expertise and local market knowledge.

No philanthropic foundation, donor-advised fund, or charitable vehicle associated with Spectrum Solutions or John Tanner has been identified in public record. The office appears to operate solely as a for-profit capital deployment vehicle, a structure common among single-family offices in the early years following a liquidity event before tax-planning or legacy structures are formalized.