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A tragic incident has shaken the tech industry as Justin Bingham, the CEO of Opiniion, lost his life while climbing in Zion National Park, Utah. The 40-year-old entrepreneur fell 200 feet while rappelling near the Heaps Canyon trail, despite efforts from over 50 rescuers to save him.

Justin Bingham, known for his passion for the outdoors, often shared his adventures on social media, documenting his love for skiing, hiking, and spending time with his family. His estimated net worth of $6 million and recent purchase of a $2.6 million home in Alpine reflected his success in the tech world.

As a graduate of Brigham Young University, where he competed in track and field, Bingham was a visionary leader who believed in genuine connections and meaningful relationships. His company, Opiniion, described him as a mentor, friend, and dad who left a lasting impact on everyone he knew.

Alongside his wife Lindsay, Justin shared their family’s journey, including raising their son Landon, who has cerebral palsy, on their YouTube channel “Life in Holland.” The couple celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary shortly before Justin’s passing, reflecting on the wild and beautiful ride of their life together.

Tributes poured in on social media, with many expressing their love and support for the Bingham family during this difficult time. Colleagues and friends remembered Justin as a positive, honest, and impactful individual who will be deeply missed.

This tragic loss adds to a series of recent incidents involving prominent figures in the tech industry. Just last month, tech tycoon Mike Lynch was among those presumed lost at sea when their superyacht sank in a storm off the coast of Sicily. The loss of these influential individuals serves as a reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing moments with loved ones.