2022-2023 Annual Report

Annual Report 2023 2022

Chamber COO Heidi Walker named as a 2023 Informed Decision Maker of the Year.

Vice President of Public Policy Ginger Chinn honored as one of Utah Business' 2023 30 Women to Watch.

Business After Hours attendees at the Leonardo.

Chamber members advocated for good business policies in Washington, D.C.

Introduction

DEAR BUSINESS LEADER,

Once again, we recognize the strength of our business community and the families they support to keep Utah one of the best places to live in America. Every year, we recommit to maintaining this strength by bringing leaders together to find common ground around challenging issues. This approach continues to serve us well and ensures when problems arise we have a business community with a united will and effort for continued prosperity. To that end, we are starting to see inflation wane, supply chains coming back and industry expansion coalesce into a Utah blueprint for success.

The Salt Lake Chamber continues to stand the test of time as we advocate for you at the local, state and federal levels. What began in 1887 by rugged pioneers remains today, with our mission to stand as the voice of business, support our members’ success and champion community prosperity. We repeat this mission statement often because it permeates everything we do at the Chamber. This common cause unites us to lift one another and make our communities ground zero for opportunity.

In our quest for excellence, the Chamber solidified our vision for “Unlimited Opportunity and Prosperity” along with our foundational values:

Member Centered

We exist to serve our members.

Community Focused

We contribute to a flourishing community where all have the opportunity to thrive.

Common Ground

We serve as a trusted information source and convener of collaborative community partners.

Free Enterprise

We extol and support the virtues of America’s spirit of free enterprise.

Corporate Citizenship

We cultivate businesses as creators and stewards of the economic ecosystem.

As you know, success is a collective effort and daily endeavor. The Chamber worked tirelessly during the 2023 Legislative Session to support bills that will strengthen Utah’s competitive position. This effort included opposing some bills that would have put into effect policies harmful to our business community. Our constant goal is to ensure Utah is well-positioned to meet the challenges and opportunities of a rapidly-growing population and economy.

This 2022-2023 Annual Report outlines the current state of the Chamber and our vision for a prosperous tomorrow. We ask you to review these efforts so you get the complete picture of our activity on your behalf. Your leadership, engagement and support make everything we do possible. The Chamber’s strength lies in our unity and commitment to see one another succeed. The year ahead will be bright as we continue to come together and build!

Derek B. Miller President and CEO

Gary W. Hoogeveen 2022-2023 Board Vice Chair

Dr. Donna Milavetz 2022-2023 Board Chair

Overview

We stand as the voice of business, support our members’ success and champion community prosperity.

MEMBERSHIP HIGHLIGHTS

127 New Members

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248 Board of Governors Members

30 Chair & Investor Level Members

385 Circle of Influence Members

87% Retention Rate

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16 International Agreements

29 Counties with Members

15 States with Members

3 Strategic Partners

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VISION

Unlimited opportunity and prosperity.

CORE COMPETENCIES

• Advocate Policy

• Build Business

• Connect Community

ABOUT

The Salt Lake Chamber is Utah’s largest and longest-serving business association. A statewide chamber of commerce with members in all 29 Utah counties, the Chamber represents the broad interests of the state’s 63,000plus employers, which employ more than 1.4 million Utahns. This includes thousands of Chamber members and their employees. With roots that date back to 1887, the Chamber stands as the voice of business, supports its members’ success and champions community prosperity.

COMMITTABLE

CORE VALUES

Member Centered: We exist to serve our members.

Community Focused: We contribute to a flourishing community where all have the opportunity to thrive.

Common Ground: We serve as a trusted information source and convener of collaborative community partners.

Free Enterprise: We extol and support the virtues of America’s spirit of free enterprise.

Corporate Citizenship: We cultivate businesses as creators and stewards of the economic ecosystem.

5-STAR ACCREDITATION

The Salt Lake Chamber has been recognized by the United States Chamber of Commerce with a 5-Star Accreditation for its sound policies, effective organizational procedures and positive impact on the community.

ASSOCIATED BRANDS

STRATEGIC PARTNERS

SALT LAKE CHAMBER

DOWNTOWN ALLIANCE

Advocate Policy

As the Salt Lake Chamber is first and foremost an advocacy organization, we direct many of our resources into our advocacy for business at the federal, state and local levels, as we work with our legislature, governor, mayors, city councils and congressional delegation. This happens in several ways, such as convening business roundtable discussions to hear from members as to what is necessary to create a strong economy and prosperous community.

2022 FEDERAL PRIORITIES

During the last week of September, the Salt Lake Chamber led a delegation of business executives and community leaders to our nation’s capital - Washington, D.C. The Chamber met with members of Utah's Congressional Delegation to discuss the business community’s federal priorities for 2022.

These priorities cover a range of critical issues around energy reliability and sustainability, housing affordability, infrastructure, taming inflation and other topline business priorities to make our state stronger. The Chamber works with our elected officials to be responsive to challenges and committed to securing greater prosperity for our communities.

Senator Mitt Romney meets with Utah business leaders to discuss federal priorities during the Chamber's 2022 Washington, D.C. Trip.

A Business Vision for Utah’s Energy Future: State Poised to be an Innovative Leader as Energy Demands Grow and Change

The Salt Lake Chamber, with assistance from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute and R&R Partners, released a business vision for the state’s energy future on October 12, 2022. Utah’s business community envisions an energy future that places Utah at the center of the nation’s energy transition by harmonizing and balancing environmental and economic progress to ensure a low-carbon energy future that remains affordable, reliable and sustainable.

Key findings include:

Utah positioned to lead

Utah’s energy transition must balance affordability, reliability and sustainability

Incentives preferred over regulations

“As a business person in Utah, I see climate change and the energy transition as an economic opportunity that will benefit our economy, protect our environment and preserve our health. It can be and should be a win-win for everyone. But there is urgency for cooperation among business, government and individual consumers, one that is driven by risk, opportunity and responsibility.”

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A. Scott Anderson, President & CEO, Zions Bank

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Derek Miller presents the new business vision for Utah's energy future to business and community leaders.

A. Scott Anderson speaks about Utah's energy future and the importance of having the business community's voice contribute.

2023 LEGISLATIVE SESSION: PREPARING UTAH FOR GROWTH

On January 12, 2023, the Salt Lake Chamber presented its 2023 Public Policy Guide at the Utah Economic Outlook & Public Policy Summit in preparation of the 2023 General Legislative Session. Chief among the priorities was sustaining Utah as a safe haven economy driven by good policy and good governance, addressing housing affordability, tackling the water crisis and investing in infrastructure.

Along with previewing the business community’s priorities for the coming legislative session, the Summit looked at pathways to civility as a way to engage officials and one another. Dr. Arthur C. Brooks, bestselling author and Harvard professor, shared the science behind why contempt for one another can be addictive in the political realm and how to escape the trap of viewing one another as an enemy.

Senate Minority Leader Luz Escamilla discusses civil engagment with legislators during the Summit.

Gov. Spencer Cox speaks at the annual Utah Economic Outlook & Public Policy Summit.

Derek Miller shares the Chamber's 2023 legislative priorities during the Summit.

Director of the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute Natalie Gochnor presents the latest Utah Informed at the Summit.

LEGISLATIVE SESSION BY THE NUMBERS

HB 42, Technology Commercialization Amendments

Sponsored by Rep. Jeffrey Stenquist

HB 216, Business and Chancery Court Amendments

Sponsored by Rep. Brady Brammer

HB 364, Housing Affordability Amendments

Sponsored by Rep. Stephen Whyte

HB 499, Homeless Services Amendments

Sponsored by Rep. Steve Eliason

HB 555, Talent Ready Utah Program Modifications

Sponsored by Jefferson Moss

SB 125, Transportation Infrastructure Amendments

Sponsored by Sen. Chris Wilson

SB 174, Local Land Use and Development Revisions

Sponsored by Sen. Lincoln Fillmore

SB 185, Transportation Amendments

Sponsored by Sen. Wayne Harper

“Right now America has a huge contempt addiction problem centered around this bad religion of politics and that is a habit I want us to break. There is nothing about love and kindness that rules out fighting hard for your principles. What it does rule out is dehumanizing your opponents and acting as if they were not your neighbors, as if they are not citizens like you, and do not have equal human dignity. I want to get back to a competition of ideas in this country but one without hatred because it is completely destructive to our whole society.” - Dr. Arthur C. Brooks, 2023 Utah Economic Outlook &

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Public Policy Summit Keynote

Keynote Dr. Arthur Brooks presents on civility at the Summit.

Speaker of the House Brad Wilson and Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall discuss civility with Chamber Board Vice Chair Gary Hoogeveen at the Summit.

2023 LEGISLATIVE SCORECARD

On May 17, 2023, the Salt Lake Chamber presented the Legislative Business Champion Award to 68 legislators who passed laws on building our economic foundation and expanding prosperity for all Utahns during the 2023 Legislative Session. This award is given to legislators who supported at least 90% of the Salt Lake Chamber’s priorities. The title of Legislative Business Champion is directly tied to a legislator’s support and voting record on the Salt Lake Chamber’s “Priority Votes.”

The Salt Lake Chamber also recognized Sen. Kirk Cullimore as the 2023 Legislator of the Year for his work on bringing together disparate groups and building consensus on a number of important issues. In addition, the Chamber presented Eliana White, director of government affairs for Select Health, with the 2023 Legislative Leadership Award for her involvement and contributions to healthcare-related legislation during the legislative session.

Over 45 days, the Legislature tackled the difficult job of prioritizing a budget and passing bills focused on issues related to Utah’s growing population. The Chamber policy team worked tirelessly to advocate for policies promoting a healthy business environment and strong communities across the state.

The Chamber engaged with legislators, testified in committee hearings, and provided research and analysis to help inform policy decisions. The goal was to ensure that Utah is well-positioned to meet the challenges and opportunities of a rapidly growing economy.

ADVOCATE POLICY | TEAM HIGHLIGHTS

Salt Lake Chamber

• Hosted six ‘Meet the Candidate’ forums (September - October 2022) to discuss the long-term economic vision and strategies for state and business policy priorities with candidates running for U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives.

• Hosted a webinar on October 4, 2022 on the Colorado River Crisis and discussed what it means for Utah businesses and any potential solutions.

• Hosted government affairs partners and members at the Governor’s Mansion on December 13th to discuss legislative topics with Governor Spencer J. Cox and First Lady Abby Cox.

• Hosted the 2023 Legislative Reception at the Utah State Capitol and provided circle of influence members (Bronze level and above) and policy committee members the opportunity to network with legislators during the legislative session.

• Recieved the Vision Partner Award at the 2022 Common Good Awards on December 13th for our involvement and support of Envision Utah throughout the years.

• Urged Utah's federal delegation and state leadership to address the national debt ceiling in May 2023, recognizing that failing to raise the debt ceiling and to constrain federal government spending would have negative impacts on our national economy and unintended consequences on every Utah business.

• Endorsed the National LIBERTY campaign (Legal Immigration and Border Enforcement Reform This Year), led by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and was part of a letter issued to Congress calling for action on border security and legal immigration to meet ongoing workforce needs.

Women’s Business Center of Utah

• Received a one-time appropriation during the 2023 Legislative Session to accelerate women-owned businesses by funding women-focused outreach and technical assistance for Utah women business owners.

Chamber members mingle and discuss with the Utah congressional delegation at the 2023 Legislative Reception.

Candidate, now Representative, Blake Moore during the 'Meet the Candidate' Forum for UT-District 1.

Government affairs partners and members discuss legislative topics with Gov. Spencer J. Cox and First Lady Abby Cox.

Build Business

The Salt Lake Chamber provides programs, training and tools that help businesses grow through events, webinars, town halls and professional development opportunities. We strive to keep our members informed on critical issues and provide resources for critical needs that impact their businesses, helping them build their companies and the economy in our state.

FAMILY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACES: A GUIDE FOR UTAH BUSINESS LEADERS

In May 2023, Utah Community Builders, in partnership with the Salt Lake Chamber, United Way of Salt Lake and Voices for Utah Children, debuted a new resource for the business community entitled Family-Friendly Workplaces: A Guide for Utah Business Leaders. The guide spotlights valuable data, what to consider and actionable steps with best practices for businesses to elevate the culture and leadership around child care support.

This guide can be a resource for Utah leaders in business, government and community. CEOs, presidents, managers and human resource professionals throughout Utah’s business community are encouraged to carefully review the contents of the guide and consider what steps they can take in their organizations to support the child care needs and overall wellbeing and success of their employees.

Brandless CEO Cydni Tetro highlights the importance of family-friendly policies at the guide launch press conference.

DIVERSE-OWNED BUSINESS ACCELERATOR

The Salt Lake Chamber launched the Diverse-Owned Business Accelerator with the Women’s Business Center of Utah in January 2023. The seven-week cohort program, sponsored by Bank of America, was designed for diverse small business owners to enhance their skills, direction or strategy for their businesses.

Cohort attendees learned how to become more efficient, effective and successful in their businesses by establishing business strategy roadmaps and 90-day action plans, constructing brand style guides, clarifying revenue streams and much more.

Spring Cohort of 2023:

• Ryan Conner

• Domeda Duncan, 613 Creative Agency

• Hamaidu Fadika, Mogul Events

• Mark Giles, whoizmark media LLC

• Carlina Kirk, Kirk’s Welding

• Linda Stone

• Carlina Trevizo, Zarahi LLC

• Leatha Udayabhanu, Essentially Awake

• Andrea Zambrano, The Colombian Marketplace

“By helping all businesses grow and expand, we can further develop our economic landscape and at the same time make it a place where all people can succeed. We look forward to welcoming this new cohort as we work to assist them in living the American Dream.” -

Derek Miller, President & CEO, Salt Lake Chamber

“Through their commitment to and participation in this accelerator program, they have elevated their ownership skills and set a new example of what it means to really lean into learning, developing their businesses and supporting each other. We applaud these graduates for their commitment to building and growing their enterprises which enhance families and communities.” -

Ann Marie Wallace, State Director, Women’s Business Center of Utah

Diverse-Owned Business Accelerator Spring 2023 Cohort Graduates.

2023 CLEAR THE AIR CHALLENGE: FIDELITY INVESTMENTS AND ARCHITECTURAL NEXUS TAKE TOP AWARDS

The Salt Lake Chamber, along with its partners Utah Clean Air Partnership (UCAIR) and TravelWise Utah, hosted the 14th Annual Clear the Air Challenge in July 2023. Issued by business, government and community leaders, the Challenge is a month-long competition designed to encourage Utahns to reduce their vehicle emissions by choosing alternatives to driving alone.

Numerous businesses and individuals participated in the annual competition to show their commitment to our environment and to raise public awareness of the importance of clean air.

“By carpooling, biking, walking or using public transportation whenever possible, we reduce our carbon footprint and contribute to a healthier environment. But this challenge goes beyond individual actions. It requires a collective effort. It takes collaboration between businesses, organizations and community leaders. When we support sustainable practices and policies that prioritize clean air, we provide the next generation of Utahns with a healthier future.”

- Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall

“The Challenge serves as a great educational opportunity for our communities on the impact of poor air quality and a heightened sense of awareness that together, through our choices, we can help create a healthier future for all Utah residents.”

- Lori Smith, Utah Regional Leader, Fidelity Investments

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall (top left) and Gary Hoogeveen (top right) discuss air quality and collective action at the 2023 Clear the Air Challenge press event.

Fidelity Investments celebrates their 2023 Large Team category win.

Architectural Nexus recognized as top 2023 Small Team.

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION LEADERSHIP SERIES

The Salt Lake Chamber’s Diversity & Inclusion Leadership Training Series, sponsored by sustaining partners Semnani Family Foundation and Zions Bank, was developed to provide newly designated or seasoned professionals in the field of diversity and inclusion access to thought leadership and program development.

Fall 2022 Cohort

DaSheek Akwenye, Recreation Director & Executive Board Member, Pleasant Grove City

Kim Belliston, Organizational Development & DEI Administrator, Zions Bancorporation

Patti Cook, Communication Manager, Women’s Leadership Institute

Denise Cordero, Human Resource Specialist, Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine

Annie Davis, Senior Director of Global Communications, Younique Products

Princesse DesRose, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Lead, lululemon

Guadalupe Figueroa, Community Outreach Coordinator, University of Utah Health Plans

Aimee Gerold, Supplier Quality Engineer, Edwards Lifesciences

Michelle Hansen, Operations Manager, CBRE

Jenessa Jimoh, Executive Director, D.I.V.A.

Brittney Kimball, Principal Accounts Recruitment Manager, PrincePerelson & Associates

Carlina Kirk, Owner, Kirk’s Welding

Elizabeth Larsen, Vice President of Programs, Utah’s Hogle Zoo

Jennie Lloyd, Managing Partner, Lloyd Architects

Fran Naisbitt, Employee Experience Designer, Struck

Adriana Ojuka, Senior Public Relations Specialist, Younique

Roberta Reichgelt, Director of Business Development, Salt Lake City Corp.

Katherine Riser, Creative Director, Select Health

Kristen Sorenson, Assistant Program Director, KSL NewsRadio

Scott Sorenson, Executive Creative Director, Struck

Dayanna Torres, HR Coordinator, The Salt Lake Tribune

Thomas Whitworth, Corporate Engagement Manager, United Way of Salt Lake

Norm Wright, President & CEO, Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine

William Wright, Business Development Project Manager, Salt Lake City Corp.

Spring 2023 Cohort

Lauren Avery-Mead, Senior Event Planner & PI Manager, X-Factor Strategic Communications

Amber Banks, EVP/CFO, Love Communications

Alan Bray, TalkDEI

Shannon Cutler, VP, Talent Management and Business Administration, Morgan Stanley

Rene Falabella, Director, Operations, Morgan Stanley

Alison Hayes, Sr. Admin and Marketing Assistant, Targa Media Inc.

Michelle Herrera, Human Resources Manager, Alsco/ Steiner Corporation

Ken Houting, Vice President, WCF Insurance

Latonya Howell, Vice President, Human Resources, Tafi and Daz 3D

Michael Isom, Sr. Business Operations Manager, Adobe

Amanda Jenen, Human Resources Manager, American United Federal Credit Union

Claire McGuire, Associate, Parr Brown Gee & Loveless

Sara Miller, Wealth Management Operations VP - CSC Site Lead, Morgan Stanley

Diana Miron, Founder, Azteca Creative Media

Nicole Priest, Chief Wellness Officer, Merit Medical Systems, Inc.

Aynoa Rincon, The Larry H. Miller Company

Becky Robinson, HR Manager, Big-D Construction Corp.

Keisha Shelton, Public Books, Records CRU Risk Officer, Morgan Stanley

Enrique Soto, Marketing Manager/Hispanic Marketing Manager, Salt Lake Community College

Gretta Spendlove, Shareholder, Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar

Laura Stireman, Regional Vice President, WCF Insurance

Janet Tran, Private Markets Liquidity Transactions Specialist, Morgan Stanley

Andrew Wang, Executive Assistant/Office Manager, Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum

GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS BOOT CAMP

The Salt Lake Chamber’s Government Affairs Boot Camp is designed for new and experienced government affairs professionals, company executives and public policy advocates to learn how to improve their effectiveness and understanding of advocating in the state of Utah.

Class of 2022

Steffine Amodt, Utah Community Builders

Luna Banuri, Executive Director, Utah Muslim Civic League

Tim Bell, Executive Director, Utah School of Employees Assocation

Edward Bennett, Director of Business Development and Operations, Suazo Business Center

Gregory Burrow, Organization Specialist and Government Relations, Utah School of Employees Association

Silvia Castro, Government and Community Relations, Google Fiber

Karsyn Dahl, Malouf Companies

Natalie El-Deiry, Director of Immigration & New American Integration, Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity

Susi Feltch-Malohifo’ou, Executive Director, PIK2AR

Sadie Ferguson, Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS)

Whitney González Fernández, Public Engagement Communications Specialist, Salt Lake City Corp.

Julie Hatchett, Community Relations Manager/University Relations, Brigham Young University

Shane Herbert, CEO, Bureau One

Matthew Holyoak, Government Relations Associate, Malouf Companies

Shawn Kessler, Sr. Manager, Tech Ops, Comcast Business

Kelly Lake, Managing Partner, Lux Events

Tulinda Larsen, Executive Director, Utah Advanced Materials and Manufacturing (UAMMI)

Guy Letendre, Utah Advanced Materials and Manufacturing (UAMMI)

Hannah Regan, Intern, Salt Lake City Corp.

Malie Resta, rPlus Energies

Michael Sobczak, Communications Manager, Wasatch Front Regional Council

Will Terry, Political Action Coordinator, Equality Utah

Jessica Thesing, Deputy Director, Downtown Alliance

John Tuutau, President, PIK2AR

Kyle Weaver, Sr. Director, Tech Ops, Comcast Business

Diversity & Inclusion Leadership Training Series Fall 2022 Cohort.

2022 Government Affairs Boot Camp.

LEADERSHIP UTAH

Leadership Utah is the Salt Lake Chamber’s leadership program and is an exclusive experience for mid- and upper-level management professionals to gain insight into the opportunities and challenges facing our state and become more engaged leaders.

Class of 2023

Jeff Aird, Vice President for Institutional Effectiveness, Salt Lake Community College

Nick Bassett, VP Population Health Services, Intermountain Health

Natalie Bowen, Public Policy Coordinator, Salt Lake Chamber

Cammie Cable, Assistant Vice President of Human Resources, Intermountain Health

Nicole Carpenter, Director, Women’s Leadership Institute

Catie Casson, Corporate Training Administrator, Utah Transit Authority

Janice Co, Senior VP of Small Business, WCF Insurance

Joseph A. Cranford, Truss Location Manager, Sunpro

Dustin Daugherty, Director, Market Entry & Global Engagement, World Trade Center Utah

Chaz A. Denbow, Agent, American Express

Mark Edgley, VP – Commercial Banking, Wells Fargo

Mike Favero, Manager, Pre Construction, Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Dominion Energy

Dereck S. Jacobs, Credit Manager, Zions Bank

Sascha T. Jarrard, Assistant Director of Sales, Hilton Salt Lake City Center

Jeremy D. Kartchner, SVP, PR and Organizational Communications, Mountain America Credit Union

Jeremiah Lafranca, Executive Director – Greater Salt Lake, American Red Cross

Kristen Lavelett, Business Development Manager, Downtown Alliance

Richard B. Leverett, Esq., AT&T

Jenean Lindley, Office Manager and Executive Projects, Salt Lake Chamber

Waylund Ludlow, Division Manager, Bridgesource LLC

Tyler Mathis, Relationship Manager Commercial Banking, Hillcrest Bank

Curtis D. McGee, Relationship Manager, VP, Wells Fargo

Kate Moss, Senior Vice President Market Executive, Bank of America

Rod D. Nease, Regional VP –Region 14, Sunbelt Rentals

Jeff Page, Finance Manager, Canopy

Julia Breinholt Pappas, Marketing and Communication Director, World Trade Center Utah

Mikalyn Paulson, Director of Client Success, Integrated Companies

Samantha Pero, Head of Product, Cricut

Ryan Prows, Director of Real Estate, Ivory Homes

Tammy Rasmussen, General Manager, Hamilton Partners

Cory Robinson, Branch Manager, America First Credit Union

W. Reed Ryan, Executive Director, The Utah Asphalt Pavement Association

Jenny Sass, Marketing Specialist, my529

Erin H. Schaub, Executive Director of Digital Business and Engagement, Deseret Book Company

Lindsay M. Scherer, Airport Communications Manager, Salt Lake City International Airport

Erik Simper, Associate Director, CBRE

Michael Sobczak, Communications Manager, Wasatch Front Regional Council

Matt Stacey, VP, IT Application Services, WCF Insurance

Sally Steed, Director of Sales, Deseret News

Adam Suess, VP, Government Relations, Grand America Hotels & Resorts

Taylor Turner, Corporate Counsel, Select Health

Pam Varney, Business Analyst, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco / Salt Lake City Branch

Sarah Vaughn, Attorney, Fabian VanCott

Megan Walker-Young, Operations Manager, BW Productions

Terese Walton, Managing Director, Gaddis Investments

Ruchi M. Watson, Managing Director, Goff Strategic Leadership Center, David Eccles School of Business

Marianne N. White, Claims and Provider Operations AVP, Select Health

Heather Wybrow, SVP, Servicing, Prestige Financial

Leadership Utah visited Lagoon Amusement Park for Arts, Sports & Entertainment Day.

Leadership Utah volunteers at the Utah Food Bank during Community Service Day.

Leadership Utah Class of 2023.

Leadership Utah listens to a panel on what it means to be a leader.

BUILD BUSINESS | TEAM HIGHLIGHTS

Salt Lake Chamber

• Hosted the second Utah’s Business Diversity Summit in October 2022, part of the One Utah Summit Series to engage business and community leaders in efforts to create more diverse and inclusive workplaces. New to the event, six organizations were honored for their efforts to lead the way in equality, diversity and fairness; including Northrop Grumman, Target River and Salt Lake County.

Downtown Alliance

Utah Community Builders

• Released the Untapped Potential in Utah report, in partnership with the Salt Lake Chamber, United Way of Salt Lake, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and Voices for Utah Children in January 2023, to better help the business community understand the unique needs of working parents in Utah and examine the current child care landscape. The report shows child care issues result in an estimated $1.36 billion loss annually for Utah’s economy.

Wasatch Innovation Network

• Launched the inaugural WIN50 Consumer, a communitynominated and peer-selected process for identifying top founders, CEOs and entrepreneurs who are successfully building fastgrowing consumer product brand companies with the Consumer Summit in October 2022.

• Hosted the State of Downtown in July 2023 to release its annual benchmark report that evaluates the state of downtown Salt Lake City's economy. The report highlights development, employment, office leases, residential, hospitality, retail, culture, transportation and quality of life.

• Recognized several outstanding individuals with Downtown Achievement Awards for their contributions to our city, including Caffé Molise, Brinshore Development, Ryan Lowder of Copper Onion Group, The Ritchie Group, Caryn Bradshaw of Visit Salt Lake, Linda Smith of Repertory Dance Theater and Wayne Niederhauser, Utah Homeless Services Coordinator.

Award honorees of the 2022 Utah's Business Diversity Summit gather for a group photo.

Women’s Business Center of Utah

• Celebrated its 25th Anniversary in January 2023 with a luncheon that delved into the history of the organization, recognized clients and highlighted its contribution to the community.

• Graduated 20 women solopreneurs in their 3rd Minding My Own Business cohort (January-February 2023), which taught participants how to be more efficient, effective and profitable business owners.

Derek Miller speaks at the Downtown Alliance's State of Downtown.

WBCUtah 25th Anniversary Celebration.

Business and community leaders release the Untapped Potential in Utah Report.

Connect Community

The Salt Lake Chamber works to provide peer-to-peer networking opportunities for business professionals within our community. These opportunities range from traditional events like Business After Hours or Business Women's Forum to more initiative-based committees like the Natural Business Resources Council or Capitol Club. Additionally, the Chamber brings the business community together at our signature events like the Women & Business Conference and ATHENA Awards Luncheon. These occasions provide member businesses with a platform to engage, collaborate on ideas and find common ground.

2022 WOMEN & BUSINESS CONFERENCE AND ATHENA AWARDS LUNCHEON

On November 14, 2022, local businesswomen heard from inspirational speakers, gained business insights and recognized the accomplishments of those helping to make a difference in our community at the 46th Annual Women & Business Conference and ATHENA Awards Luncheon.

During the event, the 2022 ATHENA Leadership Award was presented to Vicki Varela, managing director of the Utah Office of Tourism. The award is given to an active member who demonstrates creativity and initiative in business, provides valuable service by devoting time and energy to improve the quality of life for others in the community and assists women in reaching their full leadership potential.

Linda Wardell speaks at the 2022 Women & Business Conference.

In addition, six women received Pathfinder Awards, which are presented annually to community leaders who create new paths promoting the development and recognition of women in business. The six 2022 Pathfinder recipients this year included:

• Heather Doggett, COO, Loveland Living Planet Aquarium

• Marlise Fisher, Regional President, WaFd Bank

• Natalie Kaddas, President/CEO, Kaddas Enterprises

• Kacie Malouf, Co-Founder, Malouf Companies™ and Board Chair, Malouf Foundation™

• Sui Lang L. Panoke, Senior Vice President, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Zions Bank

• Dr. Astrid Tuminez, President, Utah Valley University

“Vicki Varela has been a pillar of public service in Utah for decades and one of the chief champions of all our state has to offer. Her leadership spans from serving in Fmr. Governor Leavitt’s office, higher education and her most recent work with Fmr. Governor Herbert and Governor Cox in leading the Utah Office of Tourism. Vicki truly embodies the Utah brand of ‘Life Elevated’ and does her best to lift others and showcase what Utah has to offer.” -

Derek Miller, President & CEO, Salt Lake Chamber

2022 Pathfinders (left to right): Natalie Kaddas, Dr. Astrid Tuminez, Kacie Malouf, Sui Lang L. Panoke, Marlise Fisher and Heather Doggett.

2022 ATHENA Leadership Award Recipient Vicki Varela.

Past and present ATHENAs gather for a group photo at the 2022 Women & Business Conference.

Pathfinders Marlise Fisher and Heather Doggett celebrate at the Conference.

2022 ATHENA Vicki Varela speaks to the audience after recieving her award.

2023 GIANT IN OUR CITY: HONORING WILFORD W. CLYDE

On April 27, 2023, business and community leaders gathered at the Grand America Hotel to recognize Wilford Clyde, Chair of Clyde Companies, Inc., as the 44th Giant in our City for his life as ‘a builder, not only of highways, bridges and dams, but of communities.’ The award is recognized as the most prestigious business award given in Utah.

“In my career and in my civic service, I’m grateful for all the good people who come together to make things better. With so many individuals who deserve this honor, I am truly humbled. It really does take all of us, working together, through ups and downs, to build community.” - Wilford W. Clyde, Chair, Clyde Companies, Inc.

In addition to Clyde’s recognition, the Salt Lake Chamber’s nonprofit foundation, Utah Community Builders, honored Mary Ann Lee, Artistic Director for the Tanner Dance Program & Children’s Dance Theatre at the University of Utah, with the 5th annual Lane Beattie Utah Community Builder Award. The award recognizes an inspirational individual who has gone above and beyond the call of duty to address critical community needs.

From left to right: Derek Miller, Natalie Clyde, Wilford Clyde, Dr. Donna Milavetz, A. Scott Anderson and Kem Gardner at the 2023 Giant in our City.

“We celebrate the contributions of a business and community leader who has done so much for our state. Wilford not only helped build an enduring company over numerous decades, but gave so much more to the communities he lived in. His example is one of dedication and commitment to Utah values like integrity, service and family. We could not be more excited to honor him as a ‘Giant in our City.'" -

Derek Miller, President & CEO, Salt Lake Chamber

Jim Olson (right) of the Utah Jazz presents the 2023 Giant in our City Wilford Clyde with a special gift.

2023 Giant in our City takes a photo with his family and friends.

Lisa Eccles (left) and Derek Miller (right) present Mary Ann Lee (middle) with the Utah Community Builder Award.

CONNECT COMMUNITY | TEAM HIGHLIGHTS

Salt Lake Chamber

• Hosted six Business After Hours throughout the business community to provide members a unique opportunity to network with other business professionals and learn about organizations in the area. Venues included Christmas Box International, Ken Garff Scholarship Club, The Trolley Studio, The Leonardo, Squatters Pub Brewery and Project Connection.

• Released the 2023 edition of Life in Utah, the state’s premier lifestyle and relocation magazine. The annual publication features Chamber members, such as Ivory Homes and Struck, and includes useful information for visitors, residents and people looking to relocate to our state.

Downtown Alliance

• Lit up the winter months once again with GLOW at Gallivan, which featured larger-than-life illuminated sculptures made of upcycled and repurposed materials focused on joy, hope and love.

• Hosted CENTRAL in February 2023, a curated three-day celebration at Gallivan Plaza of local art, music and food during NBA All-Star Weekend featuring dozens of musicians, s’more pits, fire dancers and immersive art installations.

• Presented Last Hurrah, Utah’s largest countdown to the New Year, in partnership with The Gateway. The family-friendly event featured live music on an outdoor stage, buskers and more.

• Produced the beloved Downtown Farmers Market at Pioneer Park for the 32nd year. This market runs from June to October and strengthens and supports small businesses and local farms as they bring their products directly to the public. The organization also celebrated 10 years of staging the Winter Market, November through March.

Disruption Advisors CEO Whitney Johnson keynotes the WIN Venture Summit.

GLOW at the Gallivan lit up the winter months in Downtown Salt Lake City.

WBCUtah celebrates International Women's Day with a forum of women entrepreneurs.

Utah Community Builders

• Shared the results of a statewide survey in Fall 2022 that suggest there are a number of supportives policies employers could enact to recruit, support and retain working parents in Utah’s competitive labor market. The survey was released by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute and was sponsored by Utah Community Builders, Salt Lake Chamber and Utah Department of Health and Human Services.

Wasatch Innovation Network

• Hosted the WIN Venture Summit in October 2022 to gather the next generation of entrepreneurs alongside mentors, investors and key stakeholders from Utah’s entrepreneurial community. The keynote speaker was Whitney Johnson, CEO of Disruption Advisors.

Women's Business Center Utah

• Celebrated International Women's Day on March 8th by hosting a panel discussion, in partnership with Kiln, Women's Leadership Institute and World Trade Center Utah, with women entrepreneurs discussing the challenges of owning a business.

• Hosted the "In the City Pop-Up Shop" in April 2023, a femalepowered shopping experience in downtown Salt Lake City. The pop-up, sponsored by Cyprus Credit Union, featured a curated group of more than 20 local women-owned and run businesses.

WBCUtah client, Raw Eddy's, participates in the first "In the City Pop-Up Shop."

GLOW at the Gallivan lit up the winter months in Downtown Salt Lake City.

President's Ambassador Chair Sue Devereaux (left) welcomes guests at Business After Hours.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Vice Chair Gary W. Hoogeveen, President & CEO, Rocky Mountain Power

Past Chair Gary B. Porter, Senior Vice President, Deseret Management Corporation

President & CEO Derek Miller, Salt Lake Chamber

Chair

Dr. Donna L. Milavetz, Chief Medical Officer, Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah

Allison Behjani, Shareholder, Ray Quinney & Nebeker

Josh Brown, Executive Vice President, Land/Water Asset Development and External Affairs, Rio Tinto Kennecott

Nathan R. Callister, Market Executive, Utah Commercial Banking, Wells Fargo

Judd E. Cook, President, Questar Gas/Vice President & General Manager, Western Distribution, Dominion Energy

Darla Gill, Co-Founder and Ambassador, Merit Medical Systems, Inc.

Marlise Fisher, Regional President, UT & NV, WaFd Bank

Natalie Gochnour, Associate Dean, David Eccles School of Business and Director, Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, University of Utah

Amanda K. Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, The Larry H. Miller Company

Clark D. Ivory, President & CEO, Ivory Homes

Matt Lyon, President & CEO, WCF Insurance

Jeremy Hafen, President & CEO, Clyde Companies, Inc.

Kay Hall, EVP/CFO, Zions Bank

David A. Petersen, President & CEO, O.C. Tanner Company

Rob Hitchcock, President & CEO, Select Health

Sterling W. Nielsen, President & CEO, Mountain America Credit Union

Pres. Taylor Randall, University of Utah

Susan Robel, Region President, Intermountain Health

Ryan Starks, Executive Director, Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity

Linda Wardell, General Manager, City Creek Center - The Taubman Company *This report reflects

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

President & CEO, Derek Miller, Salt Lake Chamber

Chair, Dr. Donna Milavetz, Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah

Vice Chair, Gary W. Hoogeveen, Rocky Mountain Power

Past Chair, Gary B. Porter, Deseret Management Corporation

Paul B. Ahlstrom, IsoTalent Inc

Andy Almeida, Deseret Mutual Benefit Administrators

David Andersen, UMB Bank

Ben Anderson, Amazon

Nathan Anderson, Union Pacific Railroad

Mario Archaga, UPS

Max Backlund, Lumen

Eddie Bangerter, Rocky Mountain Care

James Barlow, Building Zone Industries (BZI)

Jason Beardall, England Logistics Inc.

Davis Bell, Canopy

Marc Bennett, Comagine Health

Art Berger, Ray Quinney & Nebeker

Jan Bergeson, Ally Bank

Mark Bettilyon, Thorpe North & Western, LLP

Brook Bingham, REAL Salt Lake / Rio Tinto Stadium

Brandon Blaser, BCG Holdings, LLC

Jacob Bowman, American United Federal Credit Union

Nate Boyer, The Boyer Company

Steven Brosvik, Utah Symphony | Utah Opera

Nathan Brower, Nature's Sunshine Products Inc

Kristina Brown, Chevron U.S.A., Inc.

Brennen Brown, D.A. Davidson

Benjamin Brown, Fidelity Investments

Josh Brown, Rio Tinto Kennecott

Jim Brown, USANA Health Sciences, Inc.

Ari Bruening, Envision Utah

Jeff Brunken, MGIS

Terry H. Buckner, The Buckner Company

Jonyce Bullock, Squire & Company, PC

Josh Caldwell, Mortenson

Nathan R. Callister, Wells Fargo

William Campbell, Autoliv

Bryan Campbell, Wheeler Machinery Co.

Rob Carpenter, Altabank

Daniel Carr, Solo

Josh Case, Greenfield Development ENGIE North America

Silvia E. Castro, Google Fiber

John Chachas, INYO Broadcast Holdings/Gump's

Brendon Charles, Hillcrest Bank

Bob Checketts, Kern River Gas Transmission Company

Pres. Clay Christensen, Mountainland Technical College

Carlton Christensen, Utah Transit Authority

John Chu, Bamboo Insurance

Dr. Jeffrey Clawson, Priority Dispatch

Pete Codella, Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity

Tim Conde, Okland Construction Company

Judd E. Cook, Dominion Energy

Lew Cramer, Colliers International (DBA Colliers)

Bill Crim, United Way of Salt Lake

Kyle Curtis, R&R Partners

Scott Cuthbertson, EDCUtah

John Dahlstrom, The Wasatch Group

David Damschen, Utah Housing Corporation

Ian Davis, Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar

Ben Davis, Van Boerum & Frank Associates, Inc. Consulting Engineers

Ingolf de Jong, GENCOMM

Jorge L. Dennis, EnviroKleen

Lee B. Dial, Cowboy Partners

Sydnee Dickson, Utah State Office of Education

Quinn Dietlein, Hale Centre Theatre

Pres. Beth Dobkin, Westminster University

Rebecca Dutson, The Children's Center Utah

Aimee Edwards, BioHive

Gary Ellis, Jacobsen Construction Company

TJ England, CR England - Global Transportation

Brian Epperson, Target River

Kaitlin Eskelson, Visit Salt Lake, The Convention and Visitors Bureau

John Evans, Mountain West Small Business Finance

Shawn Ferrin, Parsons Behle & Latimer

Owen Fisher, J. Fisher Companies

Marlise Fisher, WaFd Bank

Rick L. Folkerson, Ken Garff Automotive Group

Earl Foote, Nexus IT Consultants

Kyle Ford, Arbiter Sports

Jason Fowler, Air + Sea International Freightlink

Peter Foy, PCF Insurance Services

Jonathan Freedman, World Trade Center Utah

Jerry Frisch, Wasatch Container

Kim Frost, UCAIR

Chris Gamvroulas, Ivory Homes

Dave Gessel, UHA, Utah Hospital Association

Darla Gill, Merit Medical Systems, Inc.

George Goates, RTW Management Inc

Natalie Gochnour, University of Utah

Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute

Hugh Gourgeon, Challenger School Foundation

Jonathan Hafen, Parr Brown Gee & Loveless

Kay Hall, Zions Bank

Branden Hansen, Bank of Utah

Ben Hart, Utah Inland Port Authority

Nate Hatch, Deseret Digital Media

Jason Haugen, Haugen RV Group

Rachel Hayes, David Eccles School of Business

Shane Herbert, Bureau One

Ted L. Hill, Eide Bailly, LLP

Adam Hill, U.S. Bank

Deno Himonas, Wilson Sonsini

Matt Paul Hirst, CRS Engineers

Mike Hirst, Interform

Rob Hitchcock, Select Health

Tyler Hortin, Lion Energy

John W. Huber, Greenberg Traurig, LLP

Pres. Deneece Huftalin, Salt Lake Community College

Scott Hughes, Hughes General Contractors

Ryan Humphreys, A Plus Garage Doors

Allison Hunt, BalticBorn

Scott Hymas, RC Willey Home Furnishings

Dan Hymas, Smart Rain

Whitaker Irvin, Q Hydrogen Solutions Corporation

Ally Isom, Clyde Companies, Inc.

Tom Jacobson, Thomas N. Jacobson Law

Michael Johanson, Brigham Young University

Devin Johnson, FirstMile

Brooke Johnson, Ivanti

Pres. Sherry Jones, Joyce University of Nursing and Health Sciences

Patricia W. Jones, Women's Leadership Institute

Natalie Kaddas, Kaddas Enterprises Inc.

Mary Kariotis, Merrimak Capital

Brent Kartchner, Interior Solutions

Troy Keller, Dorsey & Whitney

Craig Kleinman, Purple Innovation, LLC

Deneiva Knight, Comcast Business

Jess Krannich, Kirkland & Ellis

Dashiel Kulander, Boojum Group

Pres. Bruce C. Kusch, Ensign College

Erin Laney-Barr, CBRE

Brent Lange, Thanksgiving Point

Missy Larsen, doTERRA International

Patrick Leffel, Boeing Company

Jeffrey P. Leman, Prime Insurance Company

Nicole Lengel, Harmons

Trina Limpert, RizeNext

Dustin Lipson, Primary Children's Hospital

Patrick Liston, American Express

Shane London, Deseret First Credit Union

Jared Lucero, Reef Capital Partners

Matt Lyon, WCF Insurance

Adam Macklin, PNC Bank

Darin Mano, Salt Lake City Council

Shanna Marchant, Cigna

Aubriana Martindale, Smith's Food & Drug Stores

Alan Matheson, The Point of the Mountain State Land Authority

Molly Mazzolini, Infinite Scale

Ian McDonald, The Larry H. Miller Company

Michele McKillip, Swire Coca-Cola, USA

Mayor Erin Mendenhall, Salt Lake City Corp.

Stacey Miller, Goldman Sachs & Co.

John Miller, Mark Miller Toyota

Mike Moffitt, Gold Cross Services

Rachelle Morris, RevRoad EcoSystem

Steve C. Morrison, EMI Health

Pres. Brad Mortensen, Weber State University

Matthew Moscon, Mayer Brown

Kate Moss, Bank of America

Beau Murchison, Alsco/Steiner Corporation

Mark Murdock, Gardner Group

Rod Nease, Sunbelt Rentals

Katie Neilson, Assure

Dan Nelson, Leavitt Group

Rod Newman, Metro National Title

Mark Newman, Nomi Health

Sterling W. Nielsen, Mountain America Credit Union

Stephen Norton, bioMerieux

Jeff Olsen, Boart Longyear

Don Olsen, Cricut

Jim Olson, Utah Jazz

Tami Ostmark, Hamlet Homes

Liz Owens, YWCA Utah

Jeff Palmer, Layton Construction Company

Christi Palmer, Sallie Mae Bank

Chris Parker, Giv Group

David A. Petersen, O.C. Tanner Company

Julie Peterson Burdett, Tiffany & Co.

Josh Pettersson, Wasatch Electric

Vanessa Pierce, New U Life Corp.

Steve Pilkington, Peczuh Printing

Duffy E. Pingree, Bear River Mutual Insurance Company

Pauline Ploquin, Struck

Walter J. Plumb, Plumb Holdings LLC

Becky B. Potts, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco / Salt Lake City Branch

Nico Bamberger Priskos, InterNet Properties

Scott Pulsipher, Western Governors University

Luigi Resta, rPlus Energies

Martin Ritter, Stadler US Inc.

Susan Robel, Intermountain Health

Rhett Roberts, LoanPro

Kathy Roberts, Switch Reward Card

Brad Robeson, Clean Machine, Inc.

Jorge Rodriguez, Sorenson Communications

Adam Ryan, Delta Air Lines

Nathan Savage, EnviroServe Inc.

David Saxton, North American Recovery

Harvey J. Scott, Redmond Minerals

Hunter Sebresos, Bacon Work Inc

Thayne Shaffer, America First Credit Union

Carolyn Sharette, American Preparatory Academy

Mikhail Shneyder, Nightingale Education Group

Justin Sibley, Powdr Corporation

Jennifer Silvester, Silvester & Company

Rick Skidmore, Cache Valley Bank

Todd Smith, Moreton & Company

Dave Smith, Penna Powers

Sam Souvall, Anchor 3PL

Michael Squires, UAMPS (Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems)

Sally Steed, Deseret News

Sam Stoddard, SimpleCitizen

Adam Suess, Grand America Hotels & Resorts

Jim Sutton, Northrop Grumman Corp.

Shawn Teigen, Utah Foundation

Scott Thompson, DiVi Energy

Tracey Thompson, Vine Lore

Tara Thue, AT&T

Chris Tillack, MidFirst Bank

Keith Titus, MarketStar

Joe Tomon, Procter & Gamble Paper Products Co.

Pres. Astrid Tuminez, Utah Valley University

Rich Umbel, Staker Parson Materials & Construction

Vicki Varela, Utah Office of Tourism

Melanie Vartabedian, Ballard Spahr

Mike W. Vela, HKS Architects, Inc

Richard Walje, RAW-Energy, Inc.

Dave Walker, 1-800 Contacts, Inc.

Rob Walker, Kirton McConkie

Heather A. Wall, LDS Hospital

Linda Wardell, City Creek CenterThe Taubman Company

Jeffrey Warr, PEG Companies

Zac Watne, University of Utah Health

Jeremy Wells, Roseman University of Health Sciences

Scott West, PepsiCo Beverages

Brittany Westover, JP Morgan Chase

Brad T. Whipple, AVI-SPL

Morgan R. Williams, Blendyd Studios

Jody L. Williams, Holland & Hart, LLP

Mayor Jenny Wilson, Salt Lake County

Ellen P. Winkler, Q Factor

Randy Woodbury, Woodbury Corporation

Dave Woolstenhulme, Utah System of Higher Education

Colin Wright, CW Group

Bryan Wrigley, Lotus Company

Drew L. Yergensen, KeyBank of Utah

Oliver Young, Young Automotive Group

Darin C. Zwick, Zwick Construction Company

CIRCLE LEVEL MEMBERS

Chair

Clyde Companies, Inc.

Deseret Digital Media

Deseret Management Corporation

Dominion Energy

Intermountain Health

Ivory Homes

Merit Medical Systems, Inc.

Mountain America Credit Union

O.C. Tanner Company

PCF Insurance Services

Rocky Mountain Power

Salt Lake City Corp.

Select Health

Target River

The Larry H. Miller Company

University of Utah

Utah Jazz

WCF Insurance

Wells Fargo

Zions Bank

Investor

CBRE

Gardner Group

George S. & Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation

Keller investment Properties

Rio Tinto Kennecott

S.K. Hart Management, LC

Salt Lake County

Utah Symphony | Utah Opera

Utah Transit Authority

Western Governors University

Presidential

1-800 Contacts, Inc.

A Plus Garage Doors

Advanced Health Care

Ally Bank

Alsco/Steiner Corporation

Altabank

Amazon

America First Credit Union

American Express

American Preparatory Academy

American United Federal Credit Union

Anchor 3PL

Arbiter Sports

Assure

AT&T

Autoliv

AVI-SPL

Bacon Work Inc

Ballard Spahr

BalticBorn

Bamboo Insurance

Bank of America

Bank of Utah

BCG Holdings, LLC

Bear River Mutual Insurance Company

Beauty Industry Group

Beneficial Financial Group

BioHive

bioMerieux

Blendyd Studios

Boart Longyear

Boeing Company

Boojum Group

Brigham Young University

Building Zone Industries (BZI)

Bureau One

Canopy

Challenger School Foundation

Chevron U.S.A., Inc.

Cigna

City Creek Center - The Taubman Company

Clean Machine, Inc.

Clearlink Technologies LLC

Colliers International (DBA Colliers)

Comagine Health

Comcast Business

Cowboy Partners

CR England - Global Transportation

Cricut

CRS Engineers

CW Group

D.A. Davidson

Delta Air Lines

Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar

Deseret First Credit Union

Deseret Mutual Benefit Administrators

Deseret News

DiVi Energy

Dorsey & Whitney

doTERRA International

EDCUtah

Eide Bailly, LLP

EMI Health

England Logistics Inc.

Ensign College

EnviroKleen

EnviroServe Inc.

Envision Utah

Federal Reserve Bank of San

Francisco / Salt Lake City Branch

Fidelity Investments

FirstMile

GENCOMM

Giv Group

Goldman, Sachs & Co.

Google Fiber

Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity

Greenberg Traurig, LLP

Greenfield Development ENGIE

North America

Hale Centre Theatre

Hamilton Partners

Hamlet Homes

Harmons

Haugen RV Group

Hillcrest Bank

HKS Architects, Inc

Holland & Hart, LLP

Homie

Hughes General Contractors

Interform

Interior Solutions

INYO Broadcast Holdings/Gump's IsoTalent Inc

Ivanti

J. Fisher Companies

Jacobsen Construction Company

Jeffery R. and Katie C. Nelson Foundation

Joyce University of Nursing and Health Sciences

JP Morgan Chase

Kaddas Enterprises Inc.

Ken Garff Automotive Group

Kern River Gas Transmission Company

KeyBank of Utah

Kirkland & Ellis

Kirton McConkie

L3Harris Technologies

Layton Construction Company

LDS Hospital

Leavitt Group

Lion Energy

LoanPro

Lotus Company

Lumen

Mark Miller Toyota

MarketStar

Mayer Brown

Merrimak Capital

Metro National Title

MGIS

MidFirst Bank

Minky Couture

Moreton & Company

Mortenson

Mountain West Small Business

Finance

Mountainland Technical College

Nature's Sunshine Products Inc

New U Life Corp.

Nexus IT Consultants

Nomi Health

North American Recovery

Northrop Grumman Corp.

Nu Skin Enterprises Inc.

Okland Construction Company

Parr Brown Gee & Loveless

Parsons Behle & Latimer

Peczuh Printing

PEG Companies

Penna Powers

PepsiCo Beverages

Plumb Holdings LLC

PNC Bank

Powdr Corporation

Primary Children's Hospital

Prime Insurance Company

Priority Dispatch

Procter & Gamble Paper Products Co.

Purple Innovation, LLC

Q Factor

Q Hydrogen Solutions Corporation

R&R Partners

RAW-Energy, Inc.

Ray Quinney & Nebeker

RC Willey Home Furnishings

REAL Salt Lake / Rio Tinto

Stadium

Redmond Minerals

Reef Capital Partners

Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah

RevRoad EcoSystem

RizeNext

Rocky Mountain Care

Roseman University of Health Sciences

rPlus Energies

RTW Management Inc

Sallie Mae Bank

Salt Lake City Council

Salt Lake Community College

Scandia

Silvester & Company

SimpleCitizen

Smart Rain

Smith's Food & Drug Stores

Solo

Sorenson Communications

Squire & Company, PC

Stadler US Inc.

Staker Parson Materials & Construction

Struck

Sunbelt Rentals

Swire Coca-Cola, USA

Switch Reward Card

Thanksgiving Point

The Boyer Company

The Buckner Company

The Children's Center Utah

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

The Point of the Mountain State Land Authority

The Wasatch Group

Thomas N. Jacobson Law

Thorpe North & Western, LLP

Tiffany & Co.

U.S. Bank

UAMPS (Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems)

UCAIR

UHA, Utah Hospital Association

UMB Bank

Union Pacific Railroad

United Way of Salt Lake

University of Utah Health

University of Utah Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute

UPS

USANA Health Sciences, Inc.

Utah Foundation

Utah Inland Port Authority

Utah Office of Tourism

Utah State Office of Education

Utah State University

Utah System of Higher Education

Utah Valley University

Van Boerum & Frank Associates, Inc. Consulting Engineers

Vine Lore

Visit Salt Lake, The Convention and Visitors Bureau

WaFd Bank

Wasatch Container

Wasatch Electric

Weber Basin Water Conservancy District

Weber State University

Westminster University

Wheeler Machinery Co.

Wilson Sonsini

Women's Leadership Institute

Woodbury Corporation

World Trade Center Utah

Young Automotive Group

YWCA Utah

Zions Bancorporation

Zwick Construction Company

Gold

Alliance Residential Company

Broadway Media, LLC

Castlight Health

Colmena Group

First National Bank

Granite Construction Company

HealthEquity

MENA Group

MHTN Architects, Inc.

Modern Display/Modern Expo

Mountainland Supply

Myriad Genetics

Nicholas and Company, Inc.

Parker-Migliorini International

Reliable Controls Corporation

Skyhouse Apartments

SkyWest Airlines

Taylor Derrick Capital

ThomasArts

University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics

Utah Business Magazine

Webb

Silver

Big-D Construction Corp.

EnergySolutions

Google, LLC

Ken Garff University Club

Les Olson Company

Loveland Living Planet Aquarium

Noorda College of Osteopathic Medicine

Nordstrom, Inc.

PMI Global Services Inc.

Stoel Rives LLP

Wadsworth Development Group

Bronze

Adobe Systems Inc.

Alphagraphics - Ogden

Barr Engineering Company

Big Red Jelly

Brandless Inc.

Bridgerland Technical College

Bristol Myers Squibb

Centerplate

Clarke Capital Partners

CO Hospitality Group

Consolidated Electrical Distributors

- Salt Lake City

Costco

Crestron Electronics

Crewe Capital

Cuisine Unlimited Catering & Special Events

Cushman & Wakefield Utah

Cyprus Credit Union

Davis Technical College

Deseret Book Company

Dixie Technical College

Dsco

Eleks

Employers Council

Enterprise Holdings Inc.

FLEX

Fortis College

FORVIS

Foxley & Pignanelli

From Scratch

Gastronomy

Gold Cross Services

Good Day Catering

Grand America Hotels & Resorts

Graystone Mortgage, LLC

Hilton Salt Lake City Center

Hunter Douglas

InterNet Properties

Jerry Seiner Dealerships

Kiddie Academy

KUTV / CBS -- Sinclair Broadcast Group

Lagoon Corporation

Larry H. Miller Dealerships

Master Brands

Megaplex Corporate

Meta

Michael Best & Friedrich LLP

Morgan Stanley

Nelnet

Nightingale Education Group

Nonprofit Development Partners, Inc.

Nothing Bundt Cakes - SLC

Ogden-Weber Technical College

Oracle

Park City Resort

PCA SLC North

Performance Automotive

Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City

Downtown

Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine - Southern Utah

Salt Lake City International Airport

Salt Lake City Marriott City Center

Salt Lake City Public Library

Salt Lake City School District

Salt Lake Magazine

Sheraton Salt Lake City Hotel

SILAC Insurance Company

Skyline Electric Company

Smart Staffing

SME Industries, Inc.

Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort

SoFi

Southwest Airlines

Southwest Technical College

sPower

STOUT Building Contractors

Sunrun

TAC Air/Keystone Aviation

Thatcher Company

The Kimball Terrace

The Tasting Room

Titan Specialized Services, Inc

Tooele Technical College

Uintah Basin Technical College

Utah Farm Bureau Federation

Utah Tech University

UTOPIA Fiber

Valley Fair Mall

VCBO Architecture, L.L.C.

Wasatch Security Awareness

Wayne County Business Association

West Valley City

WSI Trash Valet & Recycling

WSP USA, Inc.

Zonda

CHAMBER STAFF

Executive Team

Derek Miller, President & Chief Executive Officer

Heidi Walker, Chief Operating Officer

Daniel Brimhall, Chief Financial Officer

Dee Brewer, Executive Vice President and Executive Director, Downtown Alliance

Ginger Chinn, Vice President of Public Policy

Kabi Catalano, Executive Director, Utah Community Builders

Marisa Bomis, Director, Marketing & Communication

Chamber Team

Tara Baucom, Director, Programs & Events

Lori Bodily, Accounting Manager

Melanie Budge, Member Relations and Program Development Specialist

Caleb O’Neill, Public Policy Coordinator

Brooklyn Beierle, Junior Graphic Designer

Aspen English, Marketing & Communication Coordinator

Mark Harvey, Business Development

David Hursey, Media Relations

Katrina Kaddas, Program & Events Coordinator

Jenean Lindley, Executive Projects Manager

Gloria Pin, Digital Media Coordinator

Lindsay Riches, Member Relations Manager

Sophia Taddeo, Program & Events Coordinator

Downtown Alliance

Merinda Christensen, Program Manager, The BLOCKS

Michael Fuller, Operations Manager

Carly Gillespie, Deputy Director, UFCU

Britney Helmers, Program Director, The BLOCKS

Kai Henriksen, Operations Coordinator

Joshua Jones, Director of Communication & Marketing

Bill Knowles, Community Ombudsman

Kristen Lavelett, Business Development Manager

Nichole Mathews, Market Manager, UFCU

Kristina Olivias, Urban Affairs Program Manager

Jessica Thesing, Deputy Director, Downtown Alliance

Women’s Business Center of utah

Ann Marie Wallace, State Director

Sarah Barstow, Lead Business Advisor

Debbie Drake, Business Advisor

Megan Engstrom, Northern Program Coordinator

Kylee Field, Southern Program Coordinator

Lisa Jensen, Southern Office Director

Molly Kohrman, Community & Engagement Facilitator

Ashly Kulland, Digital Media Specialist

Leisa Wallace, Business Advisor

Connie Yengich, Northern Office Director

Special Thanks To Our Chair & Investor Level Members