How Clyde Companies Continues to Prioritize 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.
The Roxbury Institute Providing Hope and Healing in Salt Lake City
This month’s highlight is making a real difference in lives worldwide. Founded in 2015, The Roxbury Institute is a leader in Lipedema treatment in the U.S., with locations in Los Angeles, Tucson and Salt Lake City. Specializing in diagnosing and treating Lipedema through its Advanced Lipedema Treatment (ALT) program, the Institute offers both surgical and non-surgical solutions.
Provide Your Input: How Are Tariffs Impacting Your Business?
The Salt Lake Chamber, along with Utah economic development partners, would value your insights on how recent United States tariff policy and international trade have affected your business. These survey results may help inform efforts to respond to challenges in international trade. We will also collect and share your experiences on how your business is adapting to these challenges. This survey should take […]
Utah Business Community Applauds Legislators for Supporting Utah’s Economy with the 2025 Legislative Business Champion Awards
Salt Lake City, UT (May 21, 2025) – The Salt Lake Chamber recognized the achievements of Utah legislators today with the presentation of the 2025 Legislative Business Champion awards. These awards honor those who have notably supported the Chamber’s priorities for building and preserving Utah’s business-friendly climate during the 2025 General Legislative Session. This year, […]
Utah’s Economy Continues to Demonstrate Resilience
The Salt Lake Chamber, in partnership with the University of Utah’s Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, has released the April 2025 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. “With ‘on-again-off-again’ tariff concerns and broader […]
Best Place for Working Parents® Salt Lake, Summit, and Wasatch Counties is Launched to Recognize Family-Friendly Businesses
Park City Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Bureau, Salt Lake Chamber, Heber Valley Chamber of Commerce, and Park City Community Foundation’s Early Childhood Alliance partner to bring the national program to Utah. The Best Place for Working Parents® is a national network that offers real-time designations to family-friendly businesses. Launched today, the Best Place for […]
Simple Yet Powerful Ways to Support Small Businesses
Ever wonder how you can make a real difference for the small businesses in your neighborhood? It doesn’t require spending a lot or making bold moves — sometimes, the little things go a long way. From sharing a post to grabbing your morning coffee from a local spot, your everyday choices help these businesses thrive. […]
Where to Shop Local and Women-Owned in Utah — Start with This Directory
Looking for an easy way to support your community and local entrepreneurs? The Utah Women-Owned Business Directory from the Women’s Business Center of Utah helps you discover new businesses and shop locally.
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 […]
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.