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Jenn Penn: Women and Burnout: How Did We Get Here?

Burnout is a critical issue, especially among women who often juggle multiple roles and responsibilities. The combination of societal expectations, workplace pressures and personal commitments can create a perfect storm for chronic stress. It’s not just about feeling tired; burnout can lead to serious physical and mental health issues, including anxiety, depression and a weakened immune system.

President’s Message: The Business Case for Civic Involvement

As we approach an important election, I want to call attention to the critical role of civic engagement. Our participation in the democratic process goes beyond simply voting — it’s about being informed, involved and active in shaping the policies that impact our businesses, communities and state. Our choices today will determine our economic direction and set the tone for our future prosperity.

Meet the Candidates Virtual Forum: 2024 Gubernatorial Race

The Salt Lake Chamber hosted the 2024 Meet the Candidates Gubernatorial Race Virtual Forum on September 16, 2024. Candidates for Utah’s Gubernatorial General Election included Spencer J. Cox and Brian King. The discussion focused on their long-term vision for the state and policy priorities important to the business community. Unlike a traditional debate, the forum […]

Salt Lake Chamber Announces “Meet the Candidate” Webinar Series

The Salt Lake Chamber is hosting a “Meet the Candidate” virtual forum series, offering a unique opportunity to hear directly from candidates running in the upcoming elections. These virtual events will be hosted by various Chamber leaders, and will provide an in-depth look at the candidates’ platforms, positions on key issues and their vision for […]

Expand Your Horizons with the Diverse-Owned Business Accelerator

Being a small business owner is no easy task, and it’s far from the only identity a person has. Small business owners can also be partners, parents, friends and neighbors, among many other things, meaning opportunities to expand their horizons must also consider those identities.

President’s Message: Honoring Our Past and Looking Toward Our Future

This past year has been marked by many milestones. Together with the business community, the Salt Lake Chamber has advanced key projects, forged new partnerships and championed causes that reflect our shared values. It’s the dedication of our business community that drives Utah’s success, and we look forward to celebrating the Chamber’s 137-year-old legacy of […]

Feedback Requested: Share Your Insights on Child Care as a Workforce Issue

As Utah business leaders, you are invited to participate in an Employer Survey on Child Care. Access to child care for working families is an important economic and workforce issue that Utah Community Builders and the Salt Lake Chamber care about. The Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity (GOEO) has partnered with the Early Learning Policy Group to analyze Utah’s child care landscape and […]

“Catalyst for Financial Innovation” Nicole Sherman to Keynote 2024 Women & Business Conference and ATHENA Awards Luncheon

Well-known financial innovation accelerator, Nicole Sherman, also regarded as a brilliant change agent with unwavering positive force, will keynote the 2024 Women & Business Conference and ATHENA Awards Luncheon, the Salt Lake Chamber announced today. Sherman currently serves as president & CEO of Riverview Bancorporation and Riverview Bank in Washington State.  “Nicole Sherman brings an extraordinary depth […]

Roadmap to Prosperity Economic Dashboard – July 2024: Utah’s Economy Resilient Relative to National Trends

The Salt Lake Chamber, in partnership with the University of Utah’s Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, has released the July 2024 Roadmap to Prosperity Economic Dashboard to inform business leaders’ understanding of Utah’s economy. This tool prioritizes key data on the state’s economic outlook and actionable context for decision-makers. “Utah’s economy continues to show impressive […]