A Conversation with Madeline Adkins: Violinist and Concertmaster for the Utah Symphony
In honor of Women’s History Month this March, the Salt Lake Chamber is spotlighting influential women throughout Utah. By sharing their stories and insights, we aim to raise awareness about the significance of Women’s History Month. Madeline Adkins began playing violin at five, later earning numerous accolades that led to her role as Utah Symphony Concertmaster in 2016. Beyond technical skill, she brings leadership and communication excellence while inspiring students nationwide through educational programs.
Kelly Lake: Thank You, Next!
Make each decade rich with experiences and perhaps you can live a handful of lives before you are done. James Clear, Atomic Habits
I love dragonflies. Watching them dance in the evening or sparkle in the sun is magic.
Dragonflies are pure inspiration. They don’t just climb into a chrysalis then emerge a little later, fully formed. These beauties molt, and molt, and molt again, over and over until they’ve reached their best stage. They move from eggs to larva to nymph to teneral. Adults who have reached Emergence still aren’t done. Their first adult flight will be shaky, and cover just a few yards. Their colors are pale and weak.
PIKO Mexican Grill Puts a Fresh Twist on Tradition
According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, small businesses make up 99.9% of all U.S. businesses. What’s more, Utah has been credited as the most pro-small business state in America, thanks to our state’s pro-business initiatives and support systems. Each month, the Salt Lake Chamber will highlight a small business in Utah to emphasize its […]
How Utah’s Hogle Zoo is Leading the Way in Environmental Conservation & Sustainability
In the modern economy, environmental sustainability is one factor in how businesses can stand out and thrive. Each month, the Salt Lake Chamber will highlight a Utah business making positive strides for the environment and our natural resources to encourage support and innovation. Our feature, Utah’s Hogle Zoo, embraces sustainability with green practices like reducing plastics, electric vehicle infrastructure for staff and guests, recycling, water conservation and participating in Seafood Watch, fostering a healthier environment for all. We spoke with Tori Bird, Conservation Action Coordinator, to learn more about their sustainability efforts.
A Conversation with Tiffeny Yen-Louie: Chief Marketing Officer, World Trade Center Utah
In honor of Women’s History Month this March, the Salt Lake Chamber is spotlighting influential women throughout Utah. By sharing their stories and insights, we aim to raise awareness about the significance of Women’s History Month. Tiffeny Yen-Louie is the chief marketing officer of World Trade Center Utah and managing partner of Henrie Group, a spinout of R&R Partners’ Utah advocacy division. A strategic communicator and connector, she specializes in public affairs and building relationships that drive impact across the public and private sectors. Tiffeny rarely misses a chance to explore a new city — especially its food scene.
A Conversation with Renae Cowley: Lobbyist and Partner at Foxley & Pignanelli
In honor of Women’s History Month this March, the Salt Lake Chamber is spotlighting influential women throughout Utah. By sharing their stories and insights, we aim to raise awareness about the significance of Women’s History Month. Renae Cowley is a dedicated advocate with a deep-rooted passion for hard work and perseverance, shaped by her upbringing in horseback riding and rodeo. As a lobbyist and Partner at Foxley & Pignanelli, she works to ensure that diverse voices and interests are represented in politics.
A Conversation with Tracy S. Gruber: Executive Director at the Utah Department of Health and Human Services
In honor of Women’s History Month this March, the Salt Lake Chamber is spotlighting influential women throughout Utah. By sharing their stories and insights, we aim to raise awareness about the significance of Women’s History Month. Appointed in 2021, Tracy S. Gruber serves as Executive Director of the Utah Department of Health and Human Services, supporting communities, families and children facing complex challenges. Previously, at the Department of Workforce Services, she became dedicated to dissolving intergenerational poverty in Utah.
Commemorating Utah’s Fierce Women This Women’s History Month
To kick off Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting three women who shaped Utah’s history through activism and groundbreaking contributions. Read on to learn more about their remarkable legacies and the lasting impact they’ve made.
President’s Message: Celebrating Women’s Impact on Utah’s Economy
As we recognize Women’s History Month, we have the opportunity to reflect on the immense contributions women have made — and continue to make — to Utah’s economy. From the early days of our state’s settlement to today’s thriving business landscape, women have been innovators, entrepreneurs and leaders who shape our communities and industries.
Celebrating 30 Years of Movement Inspired by Salt Lake Running Company (SLRC)
According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, small businesses make up 99.9% of all U.S. businesses. What’s more, Utah has been credited as the most pro-small business state in America, thanks to our state’s pro-business initiatives and support systems. Each month, the Salt Lake Chamber will highlight a small business in Utah to emphasize its importance in our economy and encourage local support.