Salt Lake Chamber Honors Business Leaders at 2025 Giant in our City Celebration

Utah’s business community celebrates local leaders for their service and positive impact on communities across Utah Today, the Salt Lake Chamber honored Lisa Eccles, president and COO of the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation, as the 46th Giant in our City. The award, widely known as the most prestigious business award given in […]
Salt Lake Chamber x World Trade Center Utah Trade & Tariff Briefing – April 18, 2025

The Salt Lake Chamber and World Trade Center Utah hosted a briefing on trade and tariffs on April 18, 2025. Attendees gained valuable insights into the latest tariffs announced by the Trump Administration and their potential impact on businesses. Ben Kolendar, Chief of Staff for World Trade Center Utah, provided an update on recent trade […]
Isabelle Caiozzo: You’re Not “Too Much”: Why Passionate Women Make Powerful Leaders

At some point, many of us have been told we’re too something. Too intense. Too emotional. Too loud. Too ambitious. It’s as if the very traits that fuel our success become liabilities the moment they make others uncomfortable.
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.
A New Era of Hair Care at Lucero Hair & Wellness

Finding the right salon isn’t just about great hair — it’s about feeling seen, heard and valued. That’s exactly what Lucero Hair & Wellness strives to provide. Since opening in 2023, it has quickly become one of Salt Lake City’s top hair studios for several reasons. One key factor is owner Joshua Lucero’s commitment to creating an inclusive space where everyone feels welcome, especially those who have struggled to find the right fit elsewhere. “I wanted to cater to members of the community who didn’t always get what they needed,” he shared.
Goodwill’s Role in Promoting 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, Easterseals-Goodwill Northern Rocky Mountain, is all about sustainability. For over 120 years, Goodwill has collected donations, giving items a second life by repurposing and reselling them at affordable prices — all while keeping materials out of landfills. We sat down with Chelle Fried, director of digital marketing and community relations, Laura Schultz, vice president communications, Jason Asher, AVP of retail operations and logistics and Ana Gomez, recycling and logistics manager to learn more about their sustainability efforts.
Salt Lake Chamber x World Trade Center Utah Trade & Tariff Briefing – April 11, 2025

The Salt Lake Chamber and World Trade Center Utah hosted a briefing on trade and tariffs on April 11, 2025. Attendees gained valuable insights into the latest tariffs announced by the Trump Administration and their potential impact on businesses. The presenter is Ben Kolendar, Chief of Staff for World Trade Center Utah. He provided an […]
Salt Lake Chamber x World Trade Center Utah Trade & Tariff Briefing – April 4, 2025

The Salt Lake Chamber and World Trade Center Utah hosted a briefing on trade and tariffs on April 4, 2025. Attendees gained valuable insights into the latest tariffs announced by the Trump Administration and their potential impact on businesses. The presenter is Ben Kolendar, Chief of Staff for World Trade Center Utah. He provided an […]
President’s Message: A Season for Growth and Connection

Spring has arrived, bringing with it a season of renewal, growth and fresh opportunities. As the changing season brings new beginnings in nature, it also brought the end of Utah’s legislative session. Looking forward, this is an ideal time to explore new ways to grow professionally, strengthen your business and deepen your engagement with the business community. At the Salt Lake Chamber, we are committed to providing resources and opportunities that help businesses and individuals flourish, and there’s no better time than now to get involved.
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.