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2025 – 2026

Annual Report Growing Our Impact

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

How we deliver that mission

Advocate Policy

Build Business

Connect Community

*This report reflects August 2025 - July 2026.

A Message From Leadership Dear Business Leader, The Salt Lake Chamber’s 2025-2026 Annual Report is an opportunity for reflection and evaluation. When looking back on this past year, we are filled with gratitude and respect for all that the Utah business community has accomplished. This year has been one of significant achievement, collaboration and forward thinking, and we are committed to continuing that momentum. We witnessed the power of our collective voice during the legislative session, when the Chamber passed 100% of our priority legislation, advocating for policies that strengthen Utah’s competitive advantage while protecting the interests of our communities. That success reflects the strength of a business community that speaks with one voice, and it reaffirms a principle at the heart of Utah’s prosperity. Free enterprise is the engine that turns individual ambition into shared opportunity, and defending it remains among the most important work we do. Utah Rising continued to move from vision to action this year. Business leaders, policymakers and community partners worked together to advance priorities that strengthen Utah’s workforce and prepare the state for the opportunities ahead. Through this initiative, we ensure our state grows thoughtfully with an eye toward long-term prosperity for all Utahns. This year’s Under One Sky: America250 Utah Awards Gala celebrated the people, organizations and enduring institutions that have helped shape Utah. Held in recognition of the 250th anniversary of the United States, the evening was a shining example of how businesses can play a vital role in strengthening our communities and honoring the ideals we share. The Women & Business Conference and ATHENA Awards Luncheon highlighted the incredible contributions of women leaders across our state and reinforced our commitment to creating opportunities for growth and innovation for all members of our business community. As we look toward the future, we see tremendous opportunity. The foundation we’ve built together through advocacy, partnership and a shared commitment to excellence positions us to meet whatever challenges and opportunities await. We are actively shaping a future where businesses can thrive, communities can flourish and individuals can achieve their highest aspirations. Thank you for your continued commitment to Utah’s prosperity and strength. We look forward to another year of achievement, collaboration and success.

Sincerely,

Derek Miller

Matt Lyon

President & CEO

Board Chair

Salt Lake Chamber & Utah Chamber

About the Salt Lake Chamber

Table of Contents A Message From Leadership........................................ 3

The Salt Lake Chamber is Utah’s largest and longest-serving business association. It represents the broad interests of the Salt Lake metropolitan area, its employers, chamber members and employees. With roots that date back to 1887, the Chamber stands as the voice of business, supports its members’ success and champions community prosperity.

About the Salt Lake Chamber....................................... 4 Financials.................................................................... 5 Salt Lake Chamber at a Glance.................................... 6 Advocate Policy........................................................... 8 Build Business............................................................16 Connect Community.................................................. 26 Working Together for Utah......................................... 38

Five Stars, One Exceptional Chamber

Our Leadership.......................................................... 40 Circle of Influence...................................................... 46 Our Team....................................................................51

In June 2026, the Salt Lake Chamber was awarded a 5-Star Accreditation by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce once again for its sound policies, effective procedures and positive community impact. The U.S. Chamber's Accreditation Program promotes excellence in the chamber industry and fosters a pro-business environment across America. To receive Accreditation, a chamber must meet standards in governance, government affairs, communications and technology.

Part of the Utah Chamber Portfolio

Financials Revenue Membership

$4,376,676

Government Contracts & Grants

$4,576,604

Sponsors & Grants

$3,379,599

Program Participation

$1,672,920

Other

$330,469

Total

$14,336,268

Payroll, Taxes & Benefits

$6,649,448

Office Expenses

$1,842,265

Program Contracted Services

$2,458,198

Expenses

Program Marketing

$838,778

Other Program Operating Expenses $2,642,651

Total

$14,431,340

Our Reach 86%

Member Retention Rate

States Represented

Counties Represented

International Agreements

2026 Utah Economic Outlook & Public Policy Summit.

Our Influence 55

260

100%

Policy Briefings & Committee Meetings

Representative Mike Kennedy receives the Chamber’s Federal Priorities from Becki Wright during the annual Washington, D.C. Trip.

Advocacy Letters Submitted or Signed

Bills Tracked by the Chamber

Passage Rate of Priority Legislation

Our Engagement 45

Events & Programs Hosted

Board & Committee Meetings

8,700+

Event Attendees

200+

Volunteer Leaders Engaged

Lavanya Mahate receives the North Star Award during the Under One Sky: America250 Utah Awards Gala.

Our Impact 33

Businesses Recognized

Professional Development Programs & Trainings

Leadership Utah Graduates

Government Affairs Boot Camp Attendees Leadership Utah Class of 2026 Orientation Day.

Advocate Policy Giving Utah’s business community a strong voice where decisions are made.

Strong public policy creates the conditions for businesses and communities to thrive. For more than a century, the Salt Lake Chamber has championed the interests of Utah’s business community by building trusted relationships with elected officials, convening business leaders and advocating for policies that strengthen our economy. This year marked an important evolution of that work with the creation of the Utah Chamber. Building on the Salt Lake Chamber’s long-standing leadership in public policy, the Utah Chamber expands our advocacy efforts to better represent employers across the state — strengthening our collective voice and advancing policies that support Utah’s continued prosperity.

A Stronger Statewide Voice for Business The creation of the Utah Chamber marks a new chapter for business advocacy across Utah. In September 2025, the Salt Lake Chamber announced the creation of the Utah Chamber, a statewide organization dedicated to strengthening the collective voice of Utah’s business community. Building on the Salt Lake Chamber’s long-standing leadership in public policy, the Utah Chamber brings together businesses, local chambers and industry associations to advocate on statewide issues, address shared challenges and advance Utah’s economic competitiveness. While the Salt Lake Chamber continues to serve businesses throughout the metropolitan area, the Utah Chamber leads statewide advocacy in partnership with chambers and business organizations across Utah.

“Whether in aerospace, technology, manufacturing or small business, a unified statewide chamber is a win for businesses across every sector. The formation of the Utah Chamber provides a stronger platform for collaboration, advocacy and access to resources.” — Aaron Starks, President & CEO, 47G, and Co-Chair, Utah Chamber Industry Council

“This unified approach will help strengthen Utah’s economy for every community and lift our potential from every corner of the state.” — Jamie Andrus, President & CEO, Cache Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Co-Chair, Utah Chamber Chamber Coalition Jamie Andrus, Derek Miller, Erin Laney Barr and Aaron Starks participate in a media roundtable about the Utah Chamber.

Bringing Utah Business to Washington In September 2025, the Salt Lake Chamber led a delegation of Utah business executives and community leaders to Washington, D.C., to meet with members of Utah’s congressional delegation and discuss key federal priorities, including permitting reform, trade policy and workforce development. The annual trip gives Utah business leaders an opportunity to engage directly in national policy conversations and advocate for issues affecting the state’s economy. Participants included KSL, The Larry H. Miller Company, AT&T and The Boeing Company, among others.

Representative Mike Kennedy and Senator Mike Lee meet with the Salt Lake Chamber’s business delegation at the United States Capitol.

Salt Lake Chamber’s business delegation visits The Boeing Company headquarters.

Mary Catherine Perry moderates the “Hail to the Chiefs” panel with the chiefs of staff for Utah’s congressional delegation.

Salt Lake Chamber’s business delegation visits the United States Capitol.

Dee Brewer and Derek Miller host a small group dinner during the Washington, D.C. trip.

Investing in Utah’s Future

Derek Miller speaks at the 2026 Utah Economic Outlook & Public Policy Summit.

Each January, the Utah Chamber, Salt Lake Chamber and the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah convene government, business and community leaders at the Utah Economic Outlook & Public Policy Summit. The 2026 Summit, themed “Invest in Utah,” helped set the stage for the legislative session and introduced the year’s Public Policy Guide. The guide outlined 12 priority areas and recommended legislative actions designed to sustain Utah’s economic strength and quality of life. Affordable housing, transportation and infrastructure, and workforce development emerged among the year’s leading priorities. The Summit concluded with keynote remarks from Dr. Timothy Shriver, Chairman of Special Olympics and Chairman of UNITE, who spoke about leadership, dignity and the importance of engaging across differences to build long-term economic and community strength.

Speaker of the House Mike Schultz participated in a panel discussion with legislative leadership.

Throughout the 45-day legislative session, the Chamber’s policy team worked with lawmakers, business leaders and community partners to advance solutions, provide testimony and bring research and the business perspective into policy discussions.

“When we can engage with each other across differences and disagreements, with dignity and deep dialogue, we can solve even our most challenging problems in order to thrive. Utah’s business, political and community leaders across the state are doing just that — and showing the country a better way.” — Dr. Timothy Shriver

Championing Free Enterprise Following the 2026 General Legislative Session, the Utah Chamber recognized four legislators whose leadership helped advance policies that strengthen Utah’s economy, support businesses and uphold the principles of free enterprise. The 2026 Free Enterprise Champions were Senator Scott Sandall, Senator Evan Vickers, Representative Doug Owens and Representative Karen Peterson.

Representative Karen Peterson

The ceremony also included special recognition of Dick Garlish, president of Rocky Mountain Power, a longtime Chamber member whose leadership and commitment to Utah’s business community exemplify these same values.

Senator Scott Sandall

Dick Garlish

“Utah’s continued prosperity depends on leaders who show up, engage on the hard issues and stand for policies that strengthen our economy. This year’s Free Enterprise Champions did exactly that.”

Representative Doug Owens

— Derek Miller, President & CEO, Utah Chamber Senator Evan Vickers

Steve Waldrip meets with Capitol Club on housing during the 2026 Legislative Session.

Dr. Brian Steed provides an update to Capitol Club on water-related issues during the 2026 Legislative Session.

Jennings Imel and Curtis Blair discuss the U.S. Chamber’s top federal issues for the business community on Utah Chamber Day on the Hill.

By the Numbers

New Utah Chamber Launched

Chambers of Commerce at Utah Chamber Day on the Hill Jeanette Bennett, Cynthia Gambill, Sharlene Wells and Ally Isom attend the 2026 Utah Economic Outlook & Public Policy Summit.

Times Testimony Presented

Free Enterprise Champions

Washington, D.C. Trip Attendees

Governor Spencer J. Cox speaks to the Chamber’s Board and Circle of Influence members during “An Evening with the Governor.”

Build Business

Helping businesses grow, innovate and succeed. Strong businesses are the foundation of a strong economy. The Salt Lake Chamber equips employers with the connections, knowledge and resources they need to grow, innovate and succeed. Through professional development, leadership programs and timely business insights, we help organizations navigate change, develop talent and create lasting economic impact.

Building Utah’s Economic Future Launched in 2024 by the Salt Lake Chamber, Utah Rising is the state’s first private-sector-led economic plan — a long-term strategy to make Utah the nation’s top-performing economy ahead of the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Centered on six pillars — workforce and education, transportation, business environment, housing, livability and natural resources — Utah Rising continued to advance this year. Business leaders, policymakers and community partners worked together to strengthen Utah’s workforce, support responsible growth and prepare the state for the opportunities ahead.

Utah Rising Steering Committee members tour a data center under development.

Utah Rising Steering Committee members tour Rocky Mountain Power headquarters.

Education and engagement were also central to the work. The Chamber hosted webinars and VIP tours of Rocky Mountain Power, Rio Tinto Kennecott and a data center under development by Layton Construction, giving business leaders firsthand insight into Utah’s energy landscape and the issues shaping the state’s long-term economic future. In summer 2026, the Chamber unveiled the next phase of Utah Rising, introducing action plans across all six focus areas. The plans outline the work underway through the Utah Chamber and provide businesses with concrete opportunities to get involved — turning Utah Rising’s long-term strategy into shared action toward a more prosperous future.

Utah Rising Steering Committee members tour the Bingham Canyon Mine.

Developing Utah’s Next Generation of Leaders Leadership Utah In July 2026, the Salt Lake Chamber celebrated the graduation of the Leadership Utah Class of 2026, marking the culmination of the premier leadership development program for mid and senior-level professionals. Throughout the program, participants expanded their networks and gained firsthand insight into the industries and institutions shaping Utah, preparing them to lead with a broader understanding of the state and its future.

Leadership Utah participants visit the Utah Islamic Center during Religion & Culture Day.

Leadership Utah participants sort donations at the Utah Food Bank during Community Service Day.

Leadership Utah participants visit Lagoon during Arts & Entertainment Day.

Leadership Utah participants practice CPR at Intermountain LDS Hospital during Health Care Day.

Class of 2026 List • Tyler Bahr, Salt Lake City Public Library • Tanya Birks, Salt Lake County • Ashley Blake, The Larry H. Miller Company • Alan Bodily, United Way of Salt Lake • Levi Brewer, Forvis Mazars • Susan Campbell, Salt Lake City Arts Council • Curtis Carter, Baron Equities • Tim Cooley, Social Good Software • Carin Crowe, Habitat for Humanity Greater Salt Lake Area • Brent Crowther, Kimley-Horn • Nate Curtis, WCF Insurance

Leadership Utah Class of 2026 Graduation Day. • Jennie Lloyd, Lloyd Architects • Brad Mackay, Ivory Homes • Amanda Mather, Western Governors University • Bryan McCurdy, Hughes General Contractors, Inc.

• Colton Cypers, KSL

• Angela Moore, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco / Salt Lake City Branch

• Samuel Enlof, Delta Air Lines

• Tiffani Nageli, American Red Cross

• Becca Gerber, Park City Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau

• McKenna Newsom, Salt Lake Chamber

• Carly Gillespie, Downtown Alliance

• Colton Norman, Rio Tinto Kennecott

• Pourya Golzar, Steel Encounters, Inc. • Emily Griesing, Bossible • Jenny Groberg, BookSmarts Accounting • Daryl Heller, ABC4 Utah • Paul Howell, Wells Fargo • Kelli Jacobsen, State Of Utah • Ryan Jones, Altabank • Amanda Kizerian, Deseret Management Corporation • Spencer Layton, EDCUtah

• Jesse Olson, Les Olson Company • Mario Organista, Salt Lake Community College • Maddy Oritt, University of Utah Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute • Tyson Perkes, Beehive Insurance Agency

• Abbie Sauter, Rocky Mountain Power • William Schwarzenbach, Enbridge Gas • Paul Shakespear, Snell & Wilmer L.L.P. • Scott Shiner, Fisher’s Technology • Jason Shurtleff, Zions Bank • Stafford Sievert, Fidens Strategy • Lexie Sills, Mortenson • Brooke South, Huntsman Mental Health Foundation • Ryan Speirs, Zions Bank • Kim Stowe, Visit Salt Lake • JP Tarbutton, The Larry H. Miller Company • Jessica Thesing, Downtown Alliance • Carissa Uresk, Parr Brown Gee & Loveless • Daniel Wanner, my529

• Katie Ann Powell, Mountain America Credit Union

• Paula Whitlock, Snowbird

• Luke Ratto, Ski Utah

• Bre Yamauchi, Salt Lake Chamber

• Dawn Wright, Select Health

• Amee Rock, Penna Powers

Building Stronger Advocates Government Affairs Boot Camp Held in November 2025, the Utah Chamber and Salt Lake Chamber’s two-day Government Affairs Boot Camp equipped government affairs professionals, executives and advocates with the knowledge and tools to more effectively engage in Utah’s legislative process. Participants learned directly from policymakers, explored the state’s budget and appropriations processes and gained practical insight into navigating and communicating around public policy.

Mary Catherine Perry welcomes participants to the Government Affairs Boot Camp.

Government Affairs Boot Camp participants tour the Utah State Capitol.

Democratic legislators discuss the top issues and what to expect for the upcoming legislative session.

2025 Cohort list • Jamie Andrus, Cache Valley Chamber

• Kade Crittenden, Weber State University

• Rynell Lewis, Utah Valley University

• Nick Bassett, Intermountain Health • Brett Behling, WSP USA, Inc.

• Sara Edgar, UDOT

• Eric Marble, Chanshare Farms

• Curtis Beames, First Utah Bank

• Erin Farr, EDCUtah

• Sam Beasley, LSI

• Montsie Garrido, Planned Parenthood Association of Utah

• Curtis Blair, Utah Valley Chamber • Rex Buys, EDCUtah • Dirk Burton, City of West Jordan • Jill Burton, State of Utah • Abigail Caldwell, Salt Lake Chamber • Rosie Chadha, Utah Kidney Institute • Cade Christoffersen, Staker Parson Materials & Construction

• Russ Goble, Horrocks Engineers • Mary Hargis, Horrocks Engineers • Greta Hepworth, EDCUtah • Brandt Holbrook, Chartway Federal Credit Union • Breann Johnson, The Larry H. Miller Real Estate • Doug Keefe, Utah Microloan Fund

• Josh Clark, Woodside Homes

• Deneiva Knight, Comcast

• David Cook, Comagine Health

• Jill Kirsling, Salt Lake Chamber

• Emily Lockhart, SME Industries, Inc. • Trevor Miller, Big-D Construction Corp. • Jackson Murray, Ken Garff for Good • Derrick Pack, Staker Parson Materials & Construction • Richard Peterson, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions • Ioana Platon, Comcast • Bailey Rivera-Wymes, The Center for Economic Opportunity & Belonging • Zach Rohovit, rPlus Energies • Mike Schultz, National Ability Center • Allegra Sturdevant, Envision Utah • Mark Welcker, Office of Senator Mike Lee

Government Affairs Boot Camp cohort of 2025.

Bringing Science and Business Together In fall 2025, the Salt Lake Chamber formalized a partnership with the Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water and Air at Utah State University, building on several years of collaboration around the natural resource issues shaping Utah's economic future. The Institute has contributed expertise to Utah Rising, helped inform public policy priorities, co-chaired the Natural Resources Business Council and provided research and analysis on issues ranging from air quality and water to seismic readiness and critical minerals. Through the formal partnership, the Salt Lake Chamber, Utah Chamber and Institute will connect business leaders with trusted data, research and expertise on Utah's land, water and air. The collaboration will help leaders better understand how natural resources, environmental conditions and policy decisions intersect with Utah's long-term economic competitiveness.

Building Healthier Workplaces A strong workforce starts with people who are supported and equipped to thrive. As employers navigate changing workforce needs, employee mental health and well-being have become increasingly important to building healthy workplace cultures, retaining talent and supporting long-term business success. Through Utah Community Builders, a program of the Salt Lake Chamber Foundation, the Chamber convened business leaders, HR professionals, executives, community partners and workplace experts for the re-envisioned Workplace Mental Health & Well-Being Series in fall 2025 and spring 2026. The series connected employers with emerging research, practical strategies and actionable tools to strengthen workplace culture and support employee success. Conversations explored workforce retention, burnout, leadership, volunteerism and the role businesses can play in creating healthier workplaces and communities.

Levi Lindsay presents on why mental health in the workplace matters.

That commitment extended to the 2026 Utah Business of Health Event: Good Health is Good Business, presented by Utah Community Builders in partnership with Get Healthy Utah and the Utah Worksite Wellness Council. The event brought employers and health leaders together to examine the connection between business and health, and explore ways employers can positively influence the health and quality of life of their employees and communities. When employees thrive, businesses are stronger. By bringing employers together around workplace health and well-being, Utah Community Builders is helping build a healthier, more resilient workforce and a stronger Utah economy.

Kayla Norman, Lt. Governor Deidre M. Henderson, Kim Frost and Miguel Rovira at the Workplace & Mental Health Well-Being Series event, “Power of Purpose Through Volunteerism.”

Utah Community Builders helps present the 2026 Utah Business of Health event, “Good Health is Good Business.”

Bennett Borden presents on understanding AI and where it creates value.

Representative Celeste Maloy leads a roundtable discussion on small business issues.

Trent Staggs discusses the SBA’s efforts to reduce regulatory pain points for businesses.

Mary Catherine Perry shares how to get engaged with public policy opportunities at the Member Orientation.

By the Numbers

252

Speaking on Business Episodes Recorded

364

Businesses Featured

Member Deals Posted

Job Postings Shared

Melanie Jones, Emily Griesing and Mallory Santa Cruz discuss how professionals can leverage LinkedIn.

Connect Community

Bringing leaders together to strengthen Utah’s future.

Lasting progress is built through meaningful relationships. The Salt Lake Chamber brings together business, civic and community leaders to collaborate, exchange ideas and strengthen Utah’s future. Through signature events, strategic initiatives and opportunities to connect, we help foster the partnerships that move our state forward.

Inspiring Utah’s Next Generation of Civic Leaders The Salt Lake Chamber and Utah Chamber, in partnership with The Civic Trust® of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, hosted the 2026 National Civics Bee® Utah State Finals, bringing together middle school students from across the state to demonstrate their civic knowledge and share ideas for improving their communities. Isabelle S., an eighth grader from Centennial Junior High, was named Utah’s state champion and advanced to represent Utah at the National Civics Bee National Championship in Washington, D.C. Finn J. of Lava Ridge Intermediate earned second place, and Miles S. of Mountain Creek Middle earned third. Finalists advanced from regional competitions hosted by Weber State University and the St. George Area Chamber of Commerce before gathering at Westminster University for the Utah State Finals. Students competed in a live civics quiz and presented community-focused ideas developed through the competition.

Participants and judges of the 2026 National Civics Bee Utah State Finals.

Bria O. presents her community idea at the National Civics Bee Utah State Finals.

National Civics Bee Utah State Finalists (left to right): 3rd place: Miles S., 2nd place: Finn J. and 1st place: Isabelle S.

Attendees listen to Mindy B. Young during a Women & Business Conference breakout session.

2025 Pathfinders (left to right): Sara Jones, Lauren Gustus, Jenny Groberg, Monnica Manuel and Melanie Bowen.

2025 ATHENA: Ally Isom gives her acceptance speech.

Celebrating Women Who Lead The 49th annual Women & Business Conference and ATHENA Awards Luncheon brought professionals from across Utah together for a day of learning, connection and inspiration. Centered on the theme “Believe. Become. Build.,” the conference celebrated the power of leadership, growth and creating opportunities for others. Ally Isom, Chief Marketing and External Affairs Officer at Clyde Companies Inc., received the ATHENA Leadership Award in recognition of her service, creativity and commitment to advancing women in leadership. Five women were also honored with Pathfinder Awards for their leadership and impact: Past and present ATHENA Leadership Award recipients.

“They are creating pathways of success for countless others to follow in the future, and it’s because of business and community leaders like those we’ve recognized this year that we continue to see Utah grow and prosper. We extend our gratitude to these individuals for their commitment, hard work and innovative solutions.”

• Melanie Bowen, Community Relations Director, Orrin G. Hatch Foundation • Jenny Groberg, CEO and Founder, BookSmarts Accounting • Lauren Gustus, CEO and Executive Editor, The Salt Lake Tribune • Sara Jones, CEO, InclusionPro • Monnica Manuel, President and Co-Founder, RSG Performance

— Derek Miller, President & CEO, Salt Lake Chamber

Shannon Bahrke closes the Women & Business Conference with the session, “Your Extraordinary Starts Now.”

Under One Sky: America250 Utah Awards Gala The Salt Lake Chamber celebrated the people, organizations and enduring institutions that have helped shape Utah at the Under One Sky: America250 Utah Awards Gala. Held in recognition of the 250th anniversary of the United States, the gala honored leaders who build bridges across sectors, steward opportunity with integrity and create connections that strengthen communities for generations to come.

2026 Honorees • Under One Sky Award: The Larry H. Miller Company • Steward of the Sky Award: Intermountain Health • Milky Way Award: Huntsman Family Foundation • United Star Award: Natalie Gochnour • Constellation of Connection Award: Christian Gardner • North Star Award: Fred Lampropoulos • North Star Award: Lavanya Mahate • Guiding Light Award: Wayne Niederhauser The evening also recognized Utah businesses and organizations that have operated for more than a century, honoring the enduring contributions of those that have helped build the state’s economy and communities.

Fred Lampropoulos receives the North Star Award.

Left to right: Jeremy Hafen, Rob Allen (Intermountain Health) Derek Miller and Erin Laney Barr.

Natalie Gochnour receives the United Star Award.

“We honored the people who kept the American Dream alive in Utah. We celebrated the businesses and organizations that have stood for generations. And we recommitted ourselves to ensuring Utah’s prosperity reaches every corner of this state and every person who calls Utah home. These leaders’ legacy isn’t what they built for themselves; it’s what they made possible for everyone else. Because everything Utah has built, we’ve built together. And everything Utah will become, we will become together. Under one sky.” — Derek Miller, President & CEO, Salt Lake Chamber

Andy Farnsworth and Amanda Dickson emcee Under One Sky.

GENTRI performs a patriotic medley.

Building Connections That Lift The Salt Lake Chamber’s Business Women’s Forum creates opportunities for women across industries to build meaningful relationships, learn from one another and celebrate each other’s success. Through bi-monthly luncheons and mixers, participants connect with local thought leaders, explore timely professional and personal development topics and spotlight nonprofit organizations making a difference in the community. Over the past year, conversations explored leadership that unites, navigating change, using resilience and reflection to create lasting success and more, giving participants new perspectives and practical tools while strengthening the relationships that power Utah’s business community.

Left to right: Katie McMinn, Annie Peters and Jess Reynolds attend the March Business Women’s Forum.

Michelle Kennedy presents on how resilience and self-reflection create lasting success.

Left to right: September Business Women’s Forum Speaker Hoan Nguyen with Shannon Mills and Julie Hoth.

Christine and Clark Ivory lead the “Little Readers, Big Stories” storytime at the Downtown Farmers Market.

Building a Brighter Future, One Reader at a Time Strong literacy skills are foundational to success in school, work and life — and to building the talented workforce Utah will depend on for generations to come. Through Utah Community Builders, a program of the Salt Lake Chamber Foundation, the business community is coming together with families, educators and community partners to help foster a love of reading and give more young Utahns the tools they need to thrive. Throughout the year, that commitment came to life in communities across Utah. Literacy Nights brought families and volunteers together for reading activities, book giveaways and hands-on learning, creating welcoming spaces where children could discover the joy of reading alongside their families.

Utah Community Builders hosted Jackling Elementary’s Read-a-Thon in June. Students read an impressive 1,206 pages!

Through “Little Readers, Big Stories,” community leaders joined families at the Downtown Farmers Market for a summer storytime series celebrating reading, leadership and connection. Guest readers helped bring beloved children’s stories to life for the next generation. The community also came together to assemble literacy kits for elementary students in need, putting books and learning resources directly into the hands of young readers. Together, these efforts reflect a simple but powerful investment: helping Utah’s children become stronger readers today helps build stronger communities, and a stronger Utah, tomorrow.

Volunteers participate in the Utah Community Builders Literacy Kit assembly event.

Creating Connections Business After Hours gives professionals an informal setting to build relationships, expand their networks and experience businesses throughout the community. Hosted by Chamber members, these gatherings turn introductions into connections and connections into opportunities.

Left to right: Chris Bonar, Andrew Heer, Paul Iba and Matthew Podolinsky at Business After Hours hosted by the Natural History Museum of Utah.

Left to right: Catherine Gimple, Melissa Robertson and Kristel Price attend Business After Hours hosted by Gateway Aesthetic.

Attendees enjoy Business After Hours hosted by Snowpine Lodge.

Shirley Heaps and Ali Wood attend Business After Hours hosted by Gateway Aesthetic

Left to right: McKaylee Domecq, Rachel Kelly and Blake Wigdahl at the Business After Hours hosted by The Blocks and UMOCA.

Jennifer Goodwin presents the plaque to Elevate Group at their ribbon cutting.

Celebrating Business Milestones

Sterling Nielsen, Lisa Rich and Derek Miller at the Mountain America Credit Union 700 North Branch ribbon cutting.

Ribbon cuttings celebrate the businesses investing, growing and putting down roots in our community. With support from the President’s Ambassadors, the Chamber helps members mark grand openings, expansions and other milestones while connecting them with fellow business and community leaders.

President’s Ambassadors and Carol Hollowell (middle) at the Switchpoint Fairpark Phase 3 ribbon cutting.

David Andersen cuts the ribbon at the UMB Bank Midvale Branch ribbon cutting.

Left to right: Bette Taylor, Paul Iba, Jennifer Goodwin, Whitney Smith, Natasha Thomas, Madeline Hamilton and Julee Laurent at the Ivy City Co. ribbon cutting.

Western Nut Company participates in the annual Holiday Open House.

Kyle Biederwolf, Brett Griffith, Jennifer Somers and Katy Hall of the Comcast team participate in the Classic Golf Tournament.

Women of the Board Luncheon at Valter’s Osteria.

By the Numbers

324

Sponsoring Companies

Speakers Featured at Events

60 President’s Ambassadors learn about the Salt Lake City Police Department crime lab.

Community Collaborations

Ribbon Cuttings Hosted

Left to right: Derek Miller, Dr. Laura Nelson, Dustin Lipson, Amanda Covington and Natalie Gochnour attend “An Evening with the Governor.”

Left to right: Nate McDonald, Eric Isom and Stephanie Frohman attend the Legislative Reception.

Working Together for Utah The Salt Lake Chamber is part of the Utah Chamber Portfolio, a group of organizations working together to strengthen Utah’s economy, communities and quality of life. Each brings distinct expertise and a focused mission — from supporting entrepreneurs and strengthening downtown vitality to advancing economic opportunity and addressing challenges that shape Utah’s future. Learn more about the organizations working alongside the Salt Lake Chamber to build a stronger Utah.

The Utah Chamber is a statewide chamber of commerce, representing the diverse voices of the state’s 80,000-plus employers and their employees. The Chamber unites the voices of Utah businesses, local chambers and industry associations to build a stronger business environment, increase healthy job creation and support prosperous communities across the state. Website: utchamber.com

The Salt Lake Chamber Foundation is the 501(c)(3) nonprofit of the Salt Lake Chamber and operates as the Utah Community Builders. This organization creates a platform for businesses to engage in our most pressing challenges, harnessing the innovation and efficiency of the private sector to drive real progress on social issues affecting our businesses, workforce, families and all Utahns. Website: slchamber.com/utahcommunitybuilders

The Downtown Alliance is the Chamber’s downtown partner dedicated to building a dynamic urban center that is the regional center for culture, commerce and entertainment. The Alliance is funded, in part, by a special tax assessment on downtown’s commercial properties located between North Temple, 400 South, 600 West and 300 East. Downtown stakeholders include over 2,500 business and property owners, each helping to build a stronger downtown. Website: downtownslc.org

For 35 years, the Downtown Farmers Market at Pioneer Park has strengthened the Downtown community as an economic catalyst for both the neighborhood and the 300+ vendors who set up booths there every Saturday. In 2010, the organization launched the Winter Market at The Leonardo with more than 75 vendors every Saturday. Our farmers and producers offer the freshest local fruits and vegetables as well as a wide variety of grass-fed meats, eggs, dairy, honey and flora, along with the region’s best locally made sauces, spreads, baked goods and culinary accouterments. Website: slcfarmersmarket.org

The Downtown Street Ambassadors work tirelessly to ensure everyone is welcome and safe downtown. They are on the streets daily helping people find their way, assisting businesses and referring people in need to qualified service providers. Website: downtownslc.org/downtown-ambassadors

The Downtown Merchant Association is a business organization that has been an advocate for downtown business owners for more than 80 years. It is attended by business owners and managers from retail, restaurants, bars and arts organizations to discuss downtown issues related to business operation, getting updates on upcoming relevant events and creating new ways to develop the downtown retail core. Meetings are open to any business in the downtown area. Website: downtownslc.org/downtown-merchant-association

A private nonprofit organization founded in 1987, the Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah) catalyzes capital investment and strategic economic opportunities to create quality jobs in Utah. Our vision is to create a prosperous and resilient economy for generations of aspiring Utahns. Website: edcutah.org

The Women’s Business Center of Utah (WBCUtah) is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit entrepreneurial center with a mission to help Utah women build confidence, create opportunities and experience business ownership success. By providing women-focused advising and training, the center assists business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs in learning skills to run more sustainable and profitable businesses. Services are available to any adult in the State of Utah. WBCUtah has offices in Salt Lake City and Cedar City, and powers online training for 24 Online Women’s Business Centers hosted by Utah’s chambers of commerce. WBCUtah is funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement between the Salt Lake Chamber and the U.S. Small Business Administration. Website: wbcutah.org

Urban Food Connections of Utah (UFCU) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that nourishes a healthy and joyful community through the creation of food-centric experiences, gathering spaces, educational programming and entrepreneurial opportunities. Website: slcfarmersmarket.org

Our Leadership Board Leadership

Board of Directors

President & CEO

Erin Barry

Amanda Covington

Derek B. Miller

Vice President of Government Affairs, Merit Medical Systems

Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, The Larry H. Miller Company, and Executive Director, The Larry H. and Gail Miller Foundation

Board Chair

Spencer P. Eccles

Matt Lyon

Heidi BredenhollerPrasad

President & CEO, WCF Insurance

President, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Enbridge Gas

Advisory Board Member, George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation

Past Chair

Mayor Dirk Burton

Kaitlin Eskelson

Jeremy Hafen

City of West Jordan

President & CEO, Visit Salt Lake

Nathan Callister

Nate Foster

President & CEO, Zions Bank

Managing Director, Rio Tinto Kennecott

Chip Childs

Christian Gardner

President & CEO, SkyWest Airlines, Inc./SkyWest, Inc.

CEO, Gardner Group

President & CEO, Clyde Companies, Inc.

*As of August 14, 2026

Dick Garlish

Clark D. Ivory

David A. Petersen

President, Rocky Mountain Power

CEO, Ivory Homes

Vice Chair, Board of Directors, O.C. Tanner Company

Natalie Gochnour

Natalie Kaddas

Gary B. Porter

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

CEO, Kaddas Enterprises

Executive Director, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Foundation

James Guemple

Eric Liston

Market President, Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah

Canyons Region President, Intermountain Health

President Taylor Randall

Jonathan O. Hafen

Eric Nay

President Shane Reese

Shareholder, Parr Brown Gee & Loveless

Executive Vice President, National Building Group and Layton Construction Hawaii, Layton Construction

Brigham Young University

Jason Hill

Sterling W. Nielsen

Director, Joint Ventures, Land, Energy & Water, Rio Tinto Kennecott

President & CEO, Mountain America Credit Union

Rob Hitchcock

Nathan B. Paddock

President & CEO, Select Health

Market Executive Utah, Commercial Banking, Wells Fargo

University of Utah

Board of Governors President & CEO, Derek Miller, Salt Lake Chamber & Utah Chamber Chair, Matt Lyon, President & CEO, WCF Insurance Past Chair, Jeremy Hafen, President & CEO, Clyde Companies, Inc. Michael Ambre, Executive Director, The Point David Andersen, Market President, Utah Commercial Banking, UMB Bank President Jon Anderson, Utah Valley University Barbi Anderson, Director, Deloitte Nathan Anderson, Senior Director, Public Affairs, Union Pacific Railroad Keith Andrews, President & CEO, Bear River Mutual Ryan Andrus, Senior Vice President and General Counsel, WCF Insurance Tommy Auger, CFO, Jacobsen Construction Judd Austin, Chief Banking Officer, Altabank J. Michael Bailey, Director of Strategic Growth, Parsons Behle & Latimer Eddie Bangerter, President & CEO, Rocky Mountain Care James Barlow, CEO, Building Zone Industries (BZI) Miranda Barnard, President, Huntsman Mental Health Foundation David Bauman, Senior Director, CBRE Jason Beardall, CEO, England Logistics Inc. Jeanette Bennett, Executive Managing Director, Colliers International Marc Bennett, President & CEO, Comagine Health Art Berger, Managing Director, Ray Quinney & Nebeker Brook Bingham, Vice President - Business Development, REAL Salt Lake/Rio Tinto Stadium Kyle Black, Area Sales Manager, PepsiCo Steve Bohin, CEO, Quality Distribution, LLC Jill Borst, Head of Salt Lake City Office, Goldman Sachs Jacob Bowman, President & CEO, American United Federal Credit Union Tanner J.M. Bowman, President, M.I.T. Management Hal Boyd, Chief of Staff, Brigham Young University

Nate Boyer, President, The Boyer Company Jeremy Bradshaw, Market President for the Greater Salt Lake Market, CommonSpirit Health Seth Brinkerhoff, Senior Vice President, Corporate Banking, BOK Financial Steven Brosvik, President & CEO, Utah Symphony | Utah Opera Nathan Brower, Executive Vice President, General Counsel, Nature’s Sunshine Products Inc Jason Brown, CEO, Envision Utah Terry H. Buckner, President & CEO, The Buckner Company Peter Bybee, Founder & CEO, Knowledge Grid Paul Campbell, Chairman of the Board, Campbell Companies John Chachas, CEO, INYO Broadcast Holdings LLC Rosie Chadha, Owner, Utah Kidney Institute Bob Checketts, Vice President, Operations and Engineering, Kern River Gas Transmission Company Ginger Chinn, Public Policy & Government Affairs, Northrop Grumman President Clay Christensen, Mountainland Technical College Eddie Christensen, Senior Vice President, Legal, General Counsel, CHG Healthcare Josh Clark, Division President, Woodside Homes Sarah Comstock, Vice President, Global Corporate Communications, Merit Medical Systems Ray Conley, CEO, Creekstone Capital Bill Crim, President & CEO, United Way of Salt Lake Heather Curtis, Vice President, Central Region, Swire Coca-Cola, USA John Dahlstrom, Vice President, The Wasatch Group David Damschen, President & CEO, Utah Housing Corporation Michael Delzotti, President & COO, Huntsman Cancer Foundation Jorge L. Dennis, Chief Business Officer, Xenter Denis Despres, President & CEO, Boart Longyear Drilling Services Lee B. Dial, COO/CFO, Cowboy Partners Dean Kurt Dirks, David Eccles School of Business, University of Utah

*As of August 14, 2026

Rebecca Dutson, President & CEO, The Children’s Center Utah TJ England, Chief Legal Officer, C.R. England Brandon Erickson, Associate Director, Development and Marketing, Hale Centre Theatre Heather Erickson, COO, Obra Kaitlin Eskelson, President & CEO, Visit Salt Lake Leeza Evensen, Managing Partner, Snell & Wilmer L.L.P. Brady Fife, Senior Vice President, Commercial Underwriting, American Express Bracken Fisher, Business Development Manager, MMR Construction, Inc. Nate Foster, Managing Director, Rio Tinto Kennecott Jonathan Freedman, President & CEO, World Trade Center Utah Cynthia Gambill, Chief Relationship Officer, Saprea Chris Gamvroulas, President, Ivory Development Alberto Garcia, Government & Community Affairs Manager Colorado, Utah & Idaho, GFiber Dick Garlish, President, Rocky Mountain Power Natalie Gochnour, Associate Dean, David Eccles School of Business, and Director, Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah Sarah Gonzales, Director, State and Local Government Affairs, Delta Air Lines Jenny Groberg, CEO & Founder, BookSmarts Accounting James Guemple, Market President, Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah Kevin Guest, Executive Chairman, USANA Health Sciences, Inc. Branden Hansen, President, Bank of Utah Ben Hart, Executive Director, Utah Inland Port Authority Dr. Molly Hart, State Superintendent, Utah State Board of Education Nate Hatch, Senior Executive Advisor of Strategic Initiatives, KSL Brett Heally, Utah Market Executive, MidFirst Bank Samantha Hermany, Regional Government Affairs Manager, Zanskar Adam Hill, Senior Vice President - Institutional Client Group Senior Relationship Manager, U.S. Bank

Matt Paul Hirst, Senior Vice President, Community Infrastructure, Horrocks Engineers Rob Hitchcock, President & CEO, Select Health Cathy Holt, Development Director, The Other Side Foundation Dennis Hranitzky, Partner, Quinn Emanuel Scott Hughes, CEO, Hughes General Contractors Inc. Scott Hymas, CEO, RC Willey Home Furnishings Whitaker Irvin, President & CEO, Q Hydrogen Solutions Corporation Ally Isom, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Clyde Companies, Inc. Tom Jacobson, Attorney at Law, Thomas N. Jacobson Law Offices Alex Janak, Director of Government Relations and Public Affairs, Fidelity Investments Brooke Johnson, Senior Vice President, Chief General Counsel, Ivanti Melanie Jones, CEO, Sego Leadership Natalie Kaddas, President & CEO, Kaddas Enterprises Troy Keller, Partner, Dorsey & Whitney Laura Kennedy, Shareholder, Parr Brown Gee & Loveless Karen Kish, Vice President, Finance and CFO, L3Harris Technologies Meghan Kuehn, Senior Vice President, Salt Lake City Site Operations, bioMérieux President Bruce C. Kusch, Ensign College Geoff Landward, Interim Commissioner of Higher Education, Utah System of Higher Education (USHE) Brent Lange, Chief Development Officer, Thanksgiving Point Dustin Lipson, Children’s Market President, Primary Children’s Hospital Emily Lockhart, Executive Vice President of Corporate Strategy, SME Industries, Inc. Shane London, President & CEO, Deseret First Credit Union President Chris Mallett, Weber State University Dane Margetts, Utah & Nevada Regional President, WaFd Bank Dan Marquardt, President, Management & Training Corporation (MTC)

Dr. Cameron Martin, President & CEO, Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions Ian McDonald, CFO, The Larry H. Miller Company Abby McLennan, Vice President & Regional Executive, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco/Salt Lake City Branch Paul Medawar, General Manager, Radisson Hotel Salt Lake City Downtown Mayor Erin Mendenhall, Salt Lake City John Miller, President, Mark Miller Toyota Michael Mitchell, President, Thatcher Company Thomas Morgan, Executive Vice President, Retail, Business & Professional, and Omni Channel Banking, Zions Bank Steve C. Morrison, President & CEO, EMI Health President Brad Mortensen, Utah State University Matthew Moscon, Partner, Mayer Brown Kate Moss, Senior Vice President, Market Executive, Bank of America Tina Murray, Corporate Affairs Division Manager, Smith’s Food & Drug Sarah Narjes, General Manager, Mortenson Rod Nease, Regional Vice President, Sunbelt Rentals Dan Nelson, CEO, GBS Benefits, Inc., Leavitt Group Sterling W. Nielsen, President & CEO, Mountain America Credit Union Joseph Nixon, Director, PICXM Ann Norman, Director of Government Affairs, Sorenson Communications Brett Okland, President, Okland Construction Company Jim Olson, President, Utah Jazz Liz Owens, CEO, YWCA Utah Derrick Pack, President - Utah, Arizona & Nevada Region, Staker Parson Materials & Construction Jeff Palmer, Executive Vice President, Layton Construction Company Chris Parker, CEO, Giv Group Daniel Payne, Financial Advisor, Managing Director - Investments, Wells Fargo Ashley Peck, Partner, Holland & Hart, LLP

Kevin Perry, COO, Struck David A. Petersen, Vice Chair, Board of Directors, O.C. Tanner Company President Greg Peterson, Salt Lake Community College Josh Pettersson, President & CEO, Wasatch Electric Vanessa Pierce, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary, New U Life Corp. Walter J. Plumb, Manager, Plumb Holdings, LLC Gary B. Porter, Executive Director, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Foundation Scott Pulsipher, President, Western Governors University Alejandro Puy, Salt Lake City Council Chair, District Two Luigi Resta, President, rPlus Energies Martin Ritter, CEO, Stadler US Inc. Jaclyn Robertson, CEO, JR Law Group Jen Robison, Government Relations Manager, Enbridge Gas Ben Rogers, Founding Partner & CEO, Peterson Rogers Kevin Rork, General Manager, Salt Lake, Boeing Company Greg Sanders, CEO, Symbol Arts Jonathan L. Schmitz, Director of Operations, Amazon Harvey J. Scott, Chief Development Officer, Redmond Minerals Josh Squire, Senior Director, Treasury, Sallie Mae Bank John Shane, Region Manager of Utah, Commercial Banking, JP Morgan Chase Dave Smith, Partner & CEO, Penna Powers Todd Smith, President, Moreton & Company Kristine Snow, Chief Operations Officer, Minky Couture Jennifer Somers, Vice President State Government Affairs Utah & New Mexico, Comcast Brady Southwick, President, Gardner Group Michael Squires, Director of Government Affairs, UAMPS (Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems) Aaron Starks, President & CEO, 47G Sally Steed, Vice President of Sales, Deseret News Troy Stevenson, Executive Vice President/Digital, Product & Retail, America First Credit Union Jonathan Tanner, Chief Growth Officer, Nightingale Education Group Shawn Teigen, President, Utah Foundation

*As of August 14, 2026

Jade Teran, Executive Vice President, Business Development, Reef Capital Partners Kevin R. Thomas, Automotive Parts Director, Young Automotive Group Tara Thue, President, Mountain States, AT&T Mark Torbett, Senior Regional Director, Paradigm Enterprises of Utah President Sylvia Torti, Westminster University Erin Trenbeath-Murray, Vice President of Philanthropy, Ken Garff Enterprises Brent Uberty, CEO, BW Productions Andrea Verkić Pranić, Executive Director, Morgan Stanley Arrika Von, Corporate Affairs Representative, Chevron U.S.A., Inc. Paul Walker, CEO, FranklinCovey Robert D. Walker, President, Kirton McConkie Heather A. Wall, President & CEO, LDS Hospital Zac Watne, Director of Population Health & Value-Based Care, University of Utah Health Derek Welling, Tax Partner, RSM US Nick Whiting, Senior Vice President of Utah Region, Chartway Federal Credit Union Mayor Jenny Wilson, Salt Lake County Darrin Winn, Development Manager, Head of Nonprofit Development, Tuacahn Center for the Arts Les Wise, COO, VoltaGrid Randy Woodbury, Vice Chairman, Woodbury Corporation Becki Wright, Founder & CEO, Proximity Gavin Young, Regional President & Head of Corporate Banking, PNC Bank Jessica Yurgaitis, CEO, Industrial Supply Company

Circle of Influence

The Salt Lake Chamber’s Circle of Influence includes bronze level members and above.

Chair

Investor

• Brigham Young University • Clyde Companies, Inc. • Enbridge Gas • Gardner Group • Intermountain Health • Ivory Homes • KSL • Layton Construction Company • Merit Medical Systems, Inc. • Mountain America Credit Union • O.C. Tanner Company • Penna Powers • Rocky Mountain Power • Salt Lake City Corporation • Select Health • The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Foundation • The Larry H. Miller Company • University of Utah • Utah Jazz • Visit Salt Lake • WCF Insurance • Wells Fargo • Zions Bank

• America First Credit Union • CBRE • CHG Healthcare • Fidelity Investments • George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation • PNC Bank • Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah • Rio Tinto Kennecott • Salt Lake County • SkyWest Airlines Inc / SkyWest, Inc. • Utah Symphony | Utah Opera • Utah Transit Authority • Western Governors University

*As of August 14, 2026

Presidential • 47G • Alsco Uniforms • Altabank • Amazon • American Express • American United Federal Credit Union • AT&T • Bank of America • Bank of Utah • Bear River Mutual Insurance Company • bioMérieux • Boart Longyear • Boeing Company • BOK Financial • Booksmarts Accounting • Building Zone Industries (BZI) • BW Productions • Campbell Companies • Chartway Federal Credit Union • Chevron U.S.A., Inc. • City of West Jordan • Colliers International • Comagine Health • Comcast Business • CommonSpirit Health • Cowboy Partners • CR England • Creekstone Capital LLC • David Eccles School of Business • Deloitte • Delta Air Lines

• Deseret First Credit Union • Deseret News • Dorsey & Whitney • doTERRA International • EMI Health • England Logistics Inc. • Ensign College • Envision Utah • FranklinCovey • GFiber • Giv Group • Goldman Sachs & Co. • Governor’s Office of Economic Development • Hale Centre Theatre • Holland & Hart, LLP • Hoopes Events • Horrocks Engineers • Hughes General Contractors, Inc. • Huntsman Cancer Foundation • Huntsman Mental Health Foundation • Industrial Supply Company • Intermountain Health Primary Children’s Hospital, Salt Lake Campus • INYO Broadcast Holdings LLC • Ivanti • Jacobsen Construction Company • JP Morgan Chase • JR Law Group • Kaddas Enterprises Inc. • Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah • Ken Garff Automotive Group

Presidential Continued • Kern River Gas Transmission Company • Kirton McConkie • Knowledge Grid • L3Harris Technologies • Leavitt Group • M.I.T. Management • Management & Training Corporation (MTC) • Mark Miller Toyota • Mayer Brown • MidFirst Bank • Minky Couture • MMR Constructors, Inc. • Moreton & Company • Morgan Stanley • Mortenson • Mountainland Technical College • Nature’s Sunshine Products Inc • New U Life Corp. • Nexus IT Consultants • Nightingale Education Group • Northrop Grumman Corp. • Obra • Okland Construction Company • Paradigm Enterprises of Utah, Powered by Payroc Merchant Processing • Parr Brown Gee & Loveless • Parsons Behle & Latimer • PepsiCo Beverages • Peterson Rogers • PICXM • Plumb Holdings LLC • Procter & Gamble Paper Products Co. • Proximity

• Q Hydrogen Solutions Corporation • Quality Distribution • Quinn Emanuel • Radisson Salt Lake City Downtown • Ray Quinney & Nebeker • RC Willey Home Furnishings • Redmond Minerals • Reef Capital Partners • Rocky Mountain Care • Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions • rPlus Energies • RSM US • Sallie Mae Bank • Salt Lake City Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco • Salt Lake City Council • Salt Lake Community College • Saprea • Sego Leadership • SME Industries, Inc. • Smith’s Food & Drug Stores • Snell & Wilmer L.L.P. • Sorenson Communications • Stadler US Inc. • Staker Parson Materials & Construction • Struck • Sunbelt Rentals • Swire Coca-Cola, USA • SymbolArts • Thanksgiving Point • Thatcher Company, Inc. • The Boyer Company • The Buckner Company

*As of August 14, 2026

Gold • The Children’s Center Utah • The Other Side Foundation • The Point • The Wasatch Group • Thomas N. Jacobson Law Offices • Tuacahn Center for the Arts • U.S. Bank • UAMPS (Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems) • UMB Bank • Union Pacific Railroad • United Way of Salt Lake • USANA Health Sciences, Inc. • Utah Foundation • Utah Inland Port Authority • Utah Kidney Institute • Utah Office of Tourism • Utah State Board of Education • Utah State University • Utah System of Higher Education • Utah Valley University • VoltaGrid • WaFd Bank • Wasatch Electric • Weber State University • Westminster University • Woodbury Corporation • Woodside Homes • World Trade Center Utah • Xenter • Young Automotive Group • YWCA Utah • Zanskar

• AAA Mountain West Group • Ascend Hospitality Group • Cuisine Unlimited Catering & Special Events • Granite Construction Company • HealthEquity • Kimley-Horn • Loveland Living Planet Aquarium • Lumen • MHTN Architects, Inc. • Modern Display/Modern Expo • Myriad Genetics • PACS • Park City Performing Arts • Parker-Migliorini International • Slalom, Inc • Sunrun Solar • UnitedHealthcare • Verizon • Weber Basin Water Conservancy District

Silver • Google, LLC • NextEra Energy Resources • Nicholas and Company, Inc. • PMI Global Services Inc.

Bronze • ABC4 Utah • Adobe Systems Inc. • American Preparatory Academy • Asher Adams, Autograph Collection • Aspen Peak Productions • Ballard Spahr • Bed Bath & Beyond, Inc. • Big-D Construction Corp. • BODY20 Salt Lake City • Canyon Spirit • CCBank • City Creek Center - Simon Property Group • Clarion AI Partners • CLEAR • Consolidated Electrical Distributors - Salt Lake City • Covista • CVS Health • Cyprus Credit Union • Edison House • Employers Council • FLEX • Forvis Mazars • Foxley & Pignanelli • GENCOMM • Go Pave • Gold Cross Services • GSK • Hilton Salt Lake City Center • Hunter Douglas • Idaho National Laboratory • Intermountain Business Lending • InterNet Properties • Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water & Air at Utah State University • Jerry Seiner Dealerships • KUTV / CBS - Sinclair Broadcast Group • Lagoon Corporation • Les Olson IT • LSI • MarketStar

• Maverik, Inc. • Neumont College of Computer Science • Nonprofit Development Partners, Inc. • North American Recovery • Nothing Bundt Cakes - SLC • Organizing Committee for the 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games • Park City Resort • Private Wealth Law Group, P.C. • Process Curiosity LLC • PwC • R&R BBQ • R&R Partners • RAW-Energy, Inc. • REH Company • Saffron Valley Restaurants • Salt Lake City International Airport • Salt Lake City Public Library • Salt Lake Magazine • Signature Aviation • SILAC Insurance Company • Skyline Electric Company • Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort • Spark by Hilton Salt Lake City Airport • Sprout Marketing • STOUT Building Contractors • Syringa Networks • The Scout Guide Salt Lake • This Is The Place Heritage Park • Transamerica • Turner Industries • UCAIR • Utah Talons • UTOPIA Fiber • VCBO Architecture, L.L.C. • Wasatch Security Awareness • WECA (Western Electrical Contractors Association) • Woodley Real Estate • WSP USA, Inc. • XL PR *As of August 14, 2026

Our Team Executive Team

Salt Lake Chamber

Derek B. Miller President & CEO

Tara Baucom Director, Events & Programs

Heidi Walker COO

Lindsay Riches Director, Business Development & Strategic Partnerships

Jill Kirsling CFO

Lori Bodily Manager, Accounting

Dee Brewer Executive Vice President & Executive Director, Downtown Alliance

Katrina Kaddas Manager, Events & Programs

Mary Catherine Perry Executive Vice President, Public Policy & Government Affairs Marisa Bomis Vice President, Marketing & Communication Ryan Starks Executive Director, Economic Development Corporation of Utah

Jenean Lindley Manager, Executive Projects Bre Yamauchi Program Manager, Utah Community Builders Brooklyn Beierle Graphic Designer Melanie Budge Program Development & Member Relations Specialist Paul Iba Business Development Representative Grace Song Accounting Clerk Alex Yengich Sr. Coordinator, Events & Programs Abigail Caldwell Coordinator, Communication Ashlin Holbrook Coordinator, Public Policy McKenna Newsom Coordinator, Digital Media Elizabeth Smith Front Desk

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