Own Your Life, Own Your Career – The Unexpected Path to Your Career Success: July 2025 Business Women’s Forum
At the July 2025 Business Women’s Forum, attendees were challenged to rethink the status quo and take a fresh look at career development. The session opened with a simple but powerful question: How do you feel about yourself? This led to a discussion about how self-perception directly impacts professional growth. Presenter Katy Blommer, founder of […]
Maren Anderson: Building Career Resilience and Reframing Failure
The need or desire to change your career can feel like a failure. We are taught to never say die, to persevere, persist and never stop swinging for the fences…but not every route we take is destined for success. Sometimes, the only way to find a true career fit or personal fulfillment is to experience […]
Alicia Gleed: The Power of Community: Why We Can’t Thrive Alone
We’ve all heard the phrase, “No man is an island.” For a long time, I brushed it off without much thought. But lately, it’s been resonating with me more than ever. We need people, we need community, to truly thrive.
The word community literally means “a feeling of fellowship with others as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests and goals.” So why is community so important?
As I explored this question, I came across numerous articles emphasizing the vital role community plays in our overall well-being. According to the National Library of Medicine, our sense of belonging to a community is directly linked to our mental and physical health.
Alexx Goeller: Maternity Leave is Not a Vacation
I recently had a beautiful baby boy and took 12 weeks of maternity leave to begin adjusting to this radical life shift. I’m grateful to have had any paid time off (still a rarity in the U.S.), though in many comparable countries, at least six months of paid leave is considered standard. Twelve weeks simply isn’t enough time to truly bond with your newborn or recover from childbirth. On top of the physical recovery, you’re also mentally preparing to be this new person trying to re-enter the working world you once occupied.
Connecting Your Personal Brand with Your Soul: May 2025 Business Women’s Forum
At the May 2025 Business Women’s Forum, attendees were encouraged to look inward and align their personal brand with who they truly are. The inspiring session was centered on the idea that building a brand starts from within — not from a title or a to-do list, but from clarity, purpose and authenticity.
Adventure Meets Entertainment During Park City Mountain’s 2025 Summer Season
Park City Mountain is gearing up for another unforgettable summer, packed with music, events, and mountain adventures. While construction continues at Canyons Village on the transformative new Sunrise Gondola, set to debut for the 2025/26 winter season, the mountain will remain a vibrant summer destination buzzing with activity from morning hikes to sunset concerts and more. When complete, the new Sunrise Gondola will make it faster and easier than ever for skiers and riders to hit the slopes come winter; but first, there’s an incredible summer to enjoy.
Salt Lake Chamber and EDCUtah Announce New EDCUtah Leadership
Ryan Starks to become Executive Director of EDCUtah The Salt Lake Chamber and the Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah) are pleased to announce Ryan Starks as the new Executive Director of EDCUtah. “We are thrilled for Ryan to step into this position and lead the EDCUtah team,” said Derek Miller, president and CEO of […]
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.
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.
How Snowbird’s Sustainability Initiatives are Protecting the Mountains Utah Calls Home
In the modern economy, environmental sustainability is one factor in how businesses 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.