Speaking on Business: Digital Respons-Ability

Digital Respons-Ability is a research-based education company that has trained tens of thousands of parents, students and educators on digital citizenship. Digital citizenship is the ethical and responsible use of technology. It includes anything from internet safety, media literacy, the digital economy, digital law, digital literacy and more.

Downtown Towers ‘Go Gold’ to Support Final IOC Visit

Utah business community fully supports hosting the 2034 Winter Games SALT LAKE CITY (April 8, 2024) – In anticipation of the International Olympic Committee’s (IOC) visit, the business community is ready to extend a warm welcome. Scheduled for April 9-13, 2024, businesses will illuminate their premises in the hue of Olympic gold to showcase support […]

Speaking on Business: Cicero

Cicero is a management consulting firm headquartered in Salt Lake City. They use data and expertise to generate insights, create actionable strategies, and drive transformation.

Speaking on Business: Ksense Technologies

Ksense is a full-stack web development agency based in Salt Lake City. Their small team of talented engineers can help you automate your business and streamline your workflow with cutting-edge online solutions.

Speaking on Business: Chatbooks

Chatbooks is a Provo-based photo book company that allows you to document your memories in physical form, and you can do it all from your cell phone.

Speaking on Business: Zenzee

Zenzee is a woman-owned clothing label with a mission to create high-quality, sustainably-minded pieces you won’t find anywhere else.

Speaking on Business: Make-A-Wish Utah

Make-A-Wish Utah is on a mission to spread the life-changing power of hope to children battling critical illnesses — replacing fear with confidence, sadness with joy and anxiety with optimism.

LitJoy: A Women-Owned Small Business for Big Book Lovers

Every business has an origin story, and LitJoy is no exception: It all began with a book club. In 2016, Kelly Dearth was the organizer of a longtime neighborhood book club, and Alix Lewis-Burrows owned a blogging business. As fate would have it, the two connected at a conference and hatched a plan — a plan to create a book club in a box.