2022 One Utah Summit - Spring Program

ONE UTAH SUMMIT 20 22

MAY 10, 2022

SALT LAKE CITY

ABOUT THE SUMMIT

In support of Gov. Spencer J. Cox’s One Utah Roadmap initiative, the Economic Summit, Global Forum, Energy Summit, and Rural Summit have combined to create a bi-annual business super-summit called the One Utah Summit.

The One Utah Summit is hosted by Gov. Cox and occurs every spring and fall, alternating between northern (#1UTspring) and southern (#1UTfall) Utah locations.

At the summit, many of the state’s government and business leaders gather to discuss Utah’s economic development trends and topics in a daylong event. Gov. Cox created the One Utah Summit series to provide a platform for engaging in policy conversations. Summit programming includes today’s hottest topics and highlights opportunities available to Utah businesses at home and abroad.

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AGENDA

TUESDAY, MAY 10, 2022

7:30 am – Check-in – Breakfast

8:00 am – Welcome – Morning Plenary Session

11:30 am – Morning Breakout Sessions

12:30 pm – Lunch – Awards Presentations – Gov. Cox’s Keynote Address – Startup Pitch – How the Other Half Learns, by Oren Cass – First Lady Abby Cox invites us to Show Up and serve

2:30 pm – Show Up Utah Service Initiative

3:00 pm – Afternoon Breakout Sessions

3:45 pm – Utah’s Own Closing Networking Reception

MORNING PLENARY

What Economic Opportunity Means

Dan Hemmert

Executive Director | Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity

Priorities, Goals and First-Year Accomplishments

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson

Lieutenant Governor | State of Utah

Legislative Update

House Speaker Brad Wilson

Speaker of the House | Utah House of Representatives

Senator Ann Millner

Majority Whip | Utah Senate

MORNING PLENARY [2/10]

Utah’s Energy Plan

Thom Carter

Governor’s Energy Advisor and Executive Director | Utah Office of Energy Development

Chevron’s Vision for the Energy Future

Mark Nelson

Executive Vice President | Chevron

Showing Up for Utah and Including Refugees

Kristin Andrus

Community Champion | Andrus Family Foundation

MORNING PLENARY [3/10]

More Than A Flag: Mining Our Shared Identity

Senator Dan McCay

Senator | Utah Senate

Representative Steve Handy

State Representative | Utah House of Representatives, House District 16

Adapting to Disruption: Identifying Opportunities Amid Global Change

McKenzie Bauer

Co-Founder | Thread Wallets

Miles Hansen President and CEO | World Trade Center Utah

Derrick Porter CEO | Beauty Industry Group

MORNING PLENARY [4/10]

Making ‘The Point’

Alan Matheson

Executive Director | Point of the Mountain State Land Authority

Development in the Southwest Salt Lake Valley

Stephen James Senior Vice President | Community Planning and Design, The Larry H. Miller Company

MORNING PLENARY [5/10]

Utah Olympians and a Future Utah Olympics and Paralympics

Fraser Bullock CEO | Salt Lake City-Utah Committee for the Games

Catherine Raney Norman Chair | Salt Lake City-Utah Committee for the Games

Colin Hilton

President and CEO | Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation

Ted Ligety Two-Time Olympic Gold Medalist, Co-Founder of SHRED

Chris Waddell President and Founder | Chris Waddell Inc/One Revolution Foundation

MORNING PLENARY

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Finding Common Ground Since 1887

Derek Miller President and CEO | Salt Lake Chamber

The Utah Foodie Scene

Viet Pham CEO and Founder | Pretty Bird

Showing Leadership to Honor Diversity

Vicki Varela Managing Director | Utah Office of Tourism and Film

Supporting Young Professionals

Vinay Cardwell President | SLC Young Professionals

MORNING PLENARY [7/10]

Empowering

Tomorrow’s Workforce

Astrid Tuminez

President | Utah Valley University

Life Sciences and Healthcare Innovation Update

Katelin Roberts

Executive Director | BioHive

Collaboration in Utah

Senator Mitt Romney

U.S. Senator, Utah | U.S. Senate

MORNING PLENARY [8/10]

Life Sciences Discussion

Rob Allen SVP and Chief Operating Officer |

Intermountain Healthcare

Gov. Spencer Cox

Governor | State of Utah

Tom Polen CEO | BD

MORNING PLENARY [9/10]

Inclusive Cultures and a Sense of Belonging: Lessons From the Field

Stephenie Larsen CEO | Encircle

Kimmy Paluch Managing Partner | Beta Boom

Nubia Peña Gov. Cox’s Senior Advisor on Equity and Opportunity; Director of the Utah Division of Multicultural Affairs

Steven Ridge Vice President and General Manager | Western Gas Distribution, Dominion Energy

MORNING PLENARY [10/10]

Inclusive Cultures and a Sense of Belonging: Lessons From the Field (continued)

Andrea Williams Chief Experience Officer | Utah Jazz

Ze Min Xiao Director | EDCUtah’s Center for Economic Opportunity and Belonging

Utah’s Economic Highlights

Natalie Gochnour Director | Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, University of Utah

MORNING BREAKOUT SESSIONS

MURANO

IMPERIAL BALLROOM C

Women Entrepreneurs: What It Takes and How It’s Done

Right-Sizing Regulation to Unleash Utah’s Economic Potential

VENEZIA The Role of Extraction in Utah’s Energy Future

IMPERIAL BALLROOM A

GRAND SALON

IMPERIAL BALLROOM B

Managing Disruption — How Has Your Crystal Ball Been Working So Far?

Economic Mobility for the Minority Community

Talent Ready Utah: Building Tomorrow’s Workforce

Women Entrepreneurs: What It Takes and How It’s Done

Kamea Johnson

Owner | Chosen Creative

Lavanya Mahate

Owner | Saffron Valley Restaurants

Jamie Rowley

Owner | Kairos Billings Solutions

Stacey “the Loan Lady” Van Roosendaal

CEO | Sundance Lending Company

Ann Marie Wallace

State Director | Women’s Business Center of Utah

MURANO

Right-Sizing Regulation to Unleash

Utah’s Economic Potential

Margaret Busse Executive Director | Utah Department of Commerce

VENEZIA

The Role of Extraction in Utah’s Energy Future

Matt Anderson

Deputy Director | Utah Office of Energy Development

Josh Brown

Director of Government Affairs | Rio Tinto

Carl Albrecht

State Representative, retired | Utah House of Representatives, House District 70

Brian Somers

President | Utah Mining Association

Managing Disruption — How Has Your Crystal Ball Been Working So Far?

Patty Brewer Export Finance Manager for Colorado, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming Office | U.S. Small Business Administration

Jason Fowler President | Air & Sea International Inc.

Jack Hedge Executive Director | Utah Inland Port Authority

IMPERIAL BALLROOM A

Managing Disruption — How Has Your Crystal Ball Been Working So Far?

(continued)

Casey Heslop

International Logistics Manager | Malouf Companies

Brian Roberts

Executive Director | Crossroads Export-Import Alliance

Heather Stone President | TETON Sports

Economic Mobility for the Minority Community

Natalie

El-Deiry Director of Immigration and New

American Integration | Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity

Ze Min

Xiao Director | EDCUtah’s Center for Economic Opportunity and Belonging

IMPERIAL BALLROOM B

Talent Ready Utah: Building Tomorrow’s Workforce

Rick Bouillon Associate Vice President–Workforce and Economic Development | Salt Lake Community College

Will Clive Chief People Officer | Pluralsight

Ben Hart Deputy Director | Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity

IMPERIAL BALLROOM B

Talent Ready Utah: Building Tomorrow’s Workforce (continued)

Vic

Hockett Director

| Talent Ready Utah

Katelin Roberts Executive Director | BioHive

Dave Woolstenhulme

Commissioner

| Utah System of Higher Education

Utah

AFTERNOON PLENARY

Welcome and Announcements

Dan Hemmert

Executive Director | Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity

GOVERNOR’S AWARDS PRESENTATIONS

Gov. Spencer Cox

Governor | State of Utah

PReSeNTING all awaRdS

Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson

Lieutenant Governor | State of Utah

co-PReSeNTING all awaRdS

Dan Hemmert

Executive Director | Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity

co-PReSeNTING awaRdS foR:

Utah Businessperson of the Year

Utah Business of the Year

GOVERNOR’S AWARDS PRESENTATIONS

Miles Hansen

President and CEO | World Trade

Center Utah

co-PReSeNTING awaRd foR: Utah International Business of the Year

Morgan Russell Williams

Cameron Russell Williams Fund

co-PReSeNTING awaRd foR:

Cameron Russell Williams Rising Impact Award

Bryon Stock

Refinery General Manager | Chevron

PReSeNTING:

Energy Pathways Scholarship

GOVERNOR’S AWARDS PRESENTATIONS

Thom Carter

Governor’s Energy Advisor and Executive Director | Utah Office of Energy Development

co-PReSeNTING awaRdS foR: Energy Pathways Scholarship

Utah Energy Pioneer Award: Individual

Utah Energy Pioneer Award: Business

Utah Energy Pioneer Award: Community

Linda Cabrales

Director | Utah Innovation Center

co-PReSeNTING awaRdS foR:

Governor’s Medal for Science and Technology: K-12 Education

Governor’s Medal for Science and Technology: Academia/Research

Governor’s Medal for Science and Technology: Industry

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AWARDS

UTAH BUSINESSPERSON OF THE YEAR

Davis Smith

The 2022 Utah Businessperson of the Year award recognizes Davis Smith. Smith dedicates his life to helping those in need. He’s a passionate social entrepreneur and adventurer. Davis Smith is the founder and CEO of Cotopaxi –an outdoor gear and active lifestyle brand – with a social mission at its core.

In Gov. Cox’s letter to Davis Smith, congratulating him on this well-deserved award, it reads in part:

“We’re grateful for your business operations in Utah and especially for your organization’s mission to support and improve ‘the human condition.’ Your operation is part of the fabric of Utah business. You’re a proven leader and role model for others.”

AWARDS

UTAH BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

The 2022 Utah Business of the Year award honors Draper-based HealthEquity. Dr. Stephen Neeleman founded HealthEquity in 2002 with a vision to repair the fractured relationship between patients and their physicians and to help more people obtain quality health insurance by re-introducing consumerism to the industry.

HealthEquity is receiving the 2022 Business of the Year award, in part for its robust business operations in Utah and especially for its example of moving jobs off the Wasatch Front into rural communities to provide more economic opportunities to Utahns. Gov. Cox said to Dr. Neeleman: “Your company and personal leadership are part of what’s unique about Utah business. We sincerely appreciate your contributions and example.”

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AWARDS

UTAH INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

The 2022 International Business of the Year award is given in partnership with World Trade Center Utah and recognizes Walker Edison. Brad Bonham and Matt Davis co-founded Walker Edison in 2006 with a vision to break the mold and help people Live Outside the Box™. The company has built an innovative e-commerce based manufacturing model that provides the highest quality of stylish, ready-to-assemble home furnishings shipped straight to consumers’ doors. Gov. Cox said: “We’re grateful for your business operations in Utah and recognize your fast-paced international business growth. Your team and capabilities have grown, and so has your brand in the global marketplace. Thank you for your Utah headquarters and for your corporate citizenship — for giving back generously to the state’s communities and causes.”

Utah is Committed to Expanding the Tools in Its Energy Toolbox

• An “any of the above” energy future, supporting efforts and policies that provide a variety of tools and resources that citizens, communities, businesses, and industries can choose from to deliver or obtain affordable, reliable energy

• American energy independence, pursuing policies and actions that will enable more domestic energy development and enhance global energy security

• Pragmatic, market-driven climate solutions that enable innovative energy production. This includes a focus on supporting Utah-based research and development, ensuring we stay good stewards of our environment for future generations of Utahns

• Supporting rural communities through economic development and diversification efforts, infrastructure investment, and workforce training and development

• Supporting a clean energy future through a strong and responsible mining program for critical minerals; investment in emerging energy technology such as hydrogen, storage, and energy efficiency; and air quality research and incentive programs

• Collaboration with its local, regional, and federal partners to pursue infrastructure and innovation projects such as EV charging, transmission, emerging fuel hubs, and coal community support and transition

CAMERON RUSSELL WILLIAMS

RISING IMPACT AWARD

Gladymir Philippe Founder and CEO | Kado, Inc.

This is the inaugural year for the Cameron Russell Williams Rising Impact Award. It’s presented by the Cameron Russell Williams Foundation and Gov. Cox to honor Cameron’s lasting impact and legacy characterized by his rally cry of “Dream big. Then bigger than that.” The award honors a black business and technology entrepreneur who’s poised to have an impact on bringing together diverse people and providing opportunities that create prosperity for Utahns.

Philippe was selected for this award because he embodies the spirit of entrepreneurship and innovation that Cameron Russell Williams exhibited during his life.

SCHOLARSHIP

PRESENTED BY CHEVRON TO THE UTAH OFFICE OF ENERGY DEVELOPMENT

Together with Chevron, the Utah Office of Energy Development is helping advance Utah’s future energy workforce with scholarships for high school seniors and first-year college students who are pursuing STEM courses at universities, colleges, and trade schools in Utah.

With the generous support of Chevron, the Utah Office of Energy Development has awarded more than $135,000 in scholarships since 2016.

AWARDS

UTAH ENERGY PIONEER AWARD: INDIVIDUAL

Craig Wagstaff

Craig Wagstaff has been instrumental in the natural gas industry throughout his career, first with Questar and then with Dominion Energy when the two merged. He ushered Utah through the merger, ensuring that the unique Utah way of doing business remained a keystone of the organization. He recently retired as Dominion Energy’s senior vice president and general manager of the Western Division. His stable leadership led to lasting industry partnerships, including between Dominion and Smithfield Foods, to develop the nation’s largest renewable natural gas project through a network of hog farms.

AWARDS

UTAH ENERGY PIONEER AWARD: BUSINESS

Rio Tinto Kennecott (RTK) is a world-class, fully integrated mining operation in the Salt Lake Valley. The Bingham Canyon mine has key minerals, such as copper and tellurium, that are critical for energy production. Companies like RTK extract resources to produce the energy and technologies needed to enable our modern lives. RTK leads the way in environmentally responsible, advanced mining to ensure we have access to the minerals we need.

AWARDS

UTAH ENERGY PIONEER AWARD: COMMUNITY

The Emery County Commission stands as a shining example of what public service really is. These commissioners are dedicated to those they represent and have a vision for stabilizing Emery County’s energy economy – not for their own good but for the good of their constituents. For years, the backbone of their energy economy has been the two power plants in Hunter and Huntington. While they employ a significant number of residents, the commissioners know there is far more the region has to offer. One of the commission’s noteworthy projects is the San Rafael Energy Research Center. Because of the commission’s hard work and commitment, the center’s on track to be a national leader in medical isotope production, molten salt technology, and nuclear energy.

GOVERNOR’S MEDAL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: K-12 EDUCATION

Kelli Booth

Executive Director, Principal — Davis Campus

Northern Utah Academy for Math, Engineering, and Science

Under the direction of Kelli Booth, NUAMES has earned a respected reputation as a premier STEM high school in Utah. During her tenure as executive director, science offerings have increased, providing more concurrent enrollment, AP courses, and greater health occupation opportunities, and the students’ test scores have improved. Faculty, staff, parents, and students all respect her abilities. Booth is mindful of economic driving forces and the skills students need to succeed.

AWARDS

GOVERNOR’S MEDAL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: ACADEMIC/RESEARCH

Bruce Gale

Professor; Chair, Mechanical Engineering

University of Utah

Dr. Bruce Kent Gale is a professor and chair of mechanical engineering and adjunct professor in bioengineering, electrical and computer engineering, and materials science and engineering at the University of Utah. He has graduated 28 Ph.D. and 23 MS students and supervised 11 post-docs. Dr. Gale and his students have published 150 journal articles, five book chapters, and roughly 300 conference papers. He and his associates have 26 patents, with seven pending in biomechanics, microfluidics, and medical devices. Dr. Gale and his students have spun off six companies based on these patents.

AWARDS

GOVERNOR’S MEDAL FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: INDUSTRY

Christopher Gibson

Co-Founder and CEO | Recursion

Dr. Christopher Gibson is a brilliant scientist and natural leader who has dedicated himself to building and sustaining Utah’s life science ecosystem. As a graduate student at the University of Utah in 2013, Dr. Gibson uncovered an opportunity to apply machine learning to cell images, which became the foundation for Recursion – a Salt Lake City-based company with the audacious mission to decode biology and industrialize drug discovery. As Recursion’s co-founder and CEO, Gibson has led the company through exponential growth, including raising more than $1 billion in private and public capital, delivering four clinical-stage programs and more than 50 pre-clinical and discovery programs, and hiring over 400 highly skilled employees spread across life sciences, technology, and operations.

REGIONAL IMPACT NATIONAL LAB

Collaborating with Utah to solve national science and engineering challenges.

AFTERNOON PLENARY [4/10]

Governor’s Introduction

Amanda Covington Chief Corporate Affairs Officer |

The Larry H. Miller Company

Gov. Cox’s Keynote

Gov. Spencer Cox

Governor | State of Utah

Startup Pitch

Cydni Tetro CEO | Brandless AFTERNOON

[5/10]

Trent Christensen CEO | VentureCapital.org

Gov. Spencer Cox

Governor | State of Utah

Kimmy Paluch

Managing Partner | Beta Boom

AFTERNOON PLENARY [6/10]

Startup Pitch Finalists

After nearly 50 applications to compete, we’ve narrowed the field, applicants have received mentoring, and the top three contestants will pitch at the summit. The judges will select first, second, and third place, and the audience names the People’s Choice winner.

Woobie

Gamified workflow automation SaaS for dental office staff that adds approximately $10k in revenue per month per dentist

Poly

A smart-city civic engagement platform that serves as a one-stop-shop for municipalities

Jipe

An entry-level job search app connecting GenZ job seekers to millions of job openings

After the three company pitches, everyone will get to vote for their favorite and award a People’s Choice winner by popular vote. Get your mobile devices ready, and watch for instructions.

AFTERNOON PLENARY [7/10]

Startup Pitch Prizes

1ST PLACE: $10,000

In-kind prizes, including mentoring, Fox 13 media interview, Silicon Slopes publicity, business and legal consulting services, office space from The Shop, and an IT Security course from Wasatch I.T.

2ND PLACE: $7,500

The same in-kind prizes as 1st place

3RD PLACE: $5,000

The same in-kind prizes as 1st place

PEOPLE’S CHOICE $3,000

In-kind office space from The Shop—an additional six months free

Startup Pitch Partners

AFTERNOON PLENARY [8/10]

How the Other Half Learns

Oren Cass Executive Director | American Compass;

Author of The Once and Future Worker: A Vision for the Renewal of Work in America

Employers often describe labor shortages and skills gaps as pressing economic challenges. But in a well-functioning labor market, businesses see their task as solving such problems, not lobbying for relief from them. Policymakers can play a supporting role by creating education pathways that partner with employers on preparing young people to be productive contributors to their communities.

Copies of “The Once and Future Worker: A Vision for the Renewal of Work in America” are available for summit attendees by the check-in desk.

AFTERNOON PLENARY [9/10]

Show Up Utah Service Initiative

First Lady Abby Cox

First Lady | State of Utah

An integral part of Utah’s economy and high quality of life is the willingness of Utahns to volunteer, give back and serve others. The summit’s service opportunity is part of Utah First Lady Abby Cox’s #ShowUpForService initiative and brought to you by the United Way of Utah and the Utah Inland Port Authority. At the summit, attendees will have opportunities to serve, including:

• Service projects assembling food and hygiene kits, student supply backpacks, and teacher appreciation gifts

• Visiting with Utah nonprofits to learn more about their work and find ways to engage

• Donating to local nonprofits

• Signing up with nonprofit organizations to serve in ways that are most beneficial to their missions

AFTERNOON PLENARY [10/10]

Show Up Utah Service Projects

Visit Show Up Hall to help assemble kits with supplies for Utah teachers, women, children, and homeless populations. The hall is open all day for attendees to contribute time and money to some of Utah’s nonprofit organizations.

PReSeNTed by

3:00 PM

AFTERNOON BREAKOUT SESSIONS

IMPERIAL BALLROOM A A Space Discussion with Aerospace and Defense Companies

IMPERIAL BALLROOM B Meet and Learn From Utah’s Venture Capital Firms

MURANO Understanding Cryptocurrency

IMPERIAL BALLROOM C Pharmaceutical Innovation and Manufacturing in Northern Utah: Saving and Improving Lives Worldwide

VENEZIA Leading for Change: Lessons and Strategies for Equitable Impact

OAK ROOM How Tourism and Outdoor Recreation Keep Utah ‘Forever Mighty’

GRAND SALON

Death and Taxes (AKA Utah Tax Insights)

A Space Discussion with Aerospace and Defense Companies

Brock Alexander VP of Government and Defense | 5N Plus Inc.

Douglas Hurley Former NASA Astronaut Senior Director, Strategy and Business Development | Northrop Grumman Corporation

Brian McCann President and CEO | Intergalactic

Ned Penley Deputy Associate Administrator for Management | NASA

IMPERIAL BALLROOM B

Meet and Learn From Utah’s Venture Capital Firms

Ben Capell Managing Director | Peterson Ventures

Gavin Christensen Founder and Managing Partner | Kickstart

Ben Dahl Managing Director | Signal Peak Ventures

Dan Hemmert Executive Director | Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity

IMPERIAL BALLROOM B

Meet and Learn From Utah’s Venture Capital Firms (continued)

Blake Modersitzki General Partner | Pelion Venture Partners

Davis Warnock Founder and Managing Director | Mercato Partners

MURANO

Understanding Cryptocurrency

Dave Lemke

CFO & CCO | Giddy

Steven McGrath

Tax Subject Matter Expert | TaxBit

Eric Parker

CEO & Co-Founder | Giddy

Nicki Sanders Head of Blockchain Engineering | TaxBit

IMPERIAL BALLROOM C

Pharmaceutical Innovation and Manufacturing in Northern Utah: Saving and Improving Lives Worldwide

David Bearss President and CEO | Halia Therapeutics

Kelvyn Cullimore President and CEO | BioUtah

Cindy Dunkle Chief People Officer | Denali Therapeutics

Tina Larson President and COO | Recursion

Leading for Change: Lessons and Strategies for Equitable Impact

Blair Blackwell Corporate Affairs Manager | Chevron

Nubia Peña

Gov. Cox’s Senior Advisor on Equity and Opportunity; Director of the Utah Division of Multicultural Affairs

Maria Tamburri Director | Diversity & Inclusion and Employee Engagement, Dominion Energy

Aabir Malik VP of Development | Colmena Group

VENEZIA

VENEZIA

Leading for Change: Lessons and Strategies for Equitable Impact (continued)

Lisa Nichols

Assistant Vice President of Community Health | Intermountain Healthcare

Byron Russell Founder and Principal Managing Partner | Byron Russell LLC

Ze Min Xiao Director | EDCUtah’s Center for Economic Opportunity and Belonging

OAK ROOM

How Tourism and Outdoor Recreation

Keep Utah ‘Forever

Mighty’

Pitt Grewe

Director of Recreation | Division of Natural Resources

Bianca Lyon

Community and Partner Relations

Director | Utah Office of Tourism

Jeff Rasmussen

Director of State Parks | Division of Natural Resources

Vicki Varela

Managing Director | Utah Office of Tourism and Film

Death and Taxes (AKA Utah Tax Insights)

John Valentine Chair | Utah State Tax Commission

UTAH’S OWN CLOSING NETWORKING RECEPTION

Show Up Utah Service Project Report

First Lady Abby Cox

First Lady | State of Utah

Drawing for Prizes

We’re giving away prizes, including a Megaplex movie bundle from The Larry H. Miller Company, a few Minky blankets, and car detail services from Young Automotive. We automatically enter attendees to win each time they submit the summit feedback survey. Must be present to win.

Dan Hemmert Executive Director | Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity

SPONSORS PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS

SPONSORS

ONE UTAH PARTNER PLATINUM

PARTNERS

SPONSORS BRONZE PARTNERS

SPONSORS STARTUP PARTNERS

SPONSORS SHOW UP UTAH PARTNERS

SPONSORS SHOW UP INITIATIVE NONPROFITS

SPONSORS

CORPORATE TABLE PARTNERS

SPONSORS

CORPORATE TABLE PARTNERS

SPONSORS DISPLAY TABLE PARTNERS

SPONSORS STARTUP PITCH PARTNERS

SPONSORS CLOSING RECEPTION

SPONSORS IN-KIND PARTNERS

SPONSORS IN-KIND PARTNERS