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The Aperture of Opportunity: An Interview with Miles Hansen of the World Trade Center Utah

Last month EDCUtah’s Colby Cooley conducted a Global Strategy and Outreach trip to Europe. Some 20 business development meetings yielded four new projects, making the trip highly productive by any standard.

EDCUtah Development Ready Communities Program Underway in 20 Communities

Support service is designed to help cities and counties know their strengths, grow their economies

The Results are In

EDCUtah's Research Team recently sent out a survey to Site Selectors Guild members to learn more about what they thought of their visit to the state. 

Coalatree Kicks It to a Higher Gear

Coalatree, an outdoor “eco-friendly” gear and apparel company based in Salt Lake City, found a new home and community when it moved operations to Utah. 

Why Tech Companies Are Moving to Utah

A recent Cushman and Wakefield report finds Utah has the ninth largest share of tech tenants in the country. 

​GOED Enters Agreement with Ancestry that Deepens the Company's Roots in Utah

Ancestry, a company with homegrown roots, announces plans to expand its operations in Utah. 

A New Economic Powerhouse for Salt Lake City?

Lara Fritts, Salt Lake City Economic Development Director, talks about the aerospace industry and its future in Salt Lake City. 

Plaid Opens Engineering Hub in Salt Lake City

The Economic Development Corporation (EDCUtah), Salt Lake City, and the Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) are excited to announce that Plaid is opening an engineering hub in Salt Lake City.

Fox File #86: We Did It! Reflections on the Site Selectors Guild

The Fox Files is a weekly message from EDCUtah President & CEO Theresa Foxley.

The Case for Computer Science Classes in Every School

Derek Miller, President and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber, outlines Utah's need for computer science courses to be offered in all Utah schools.