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A private, non-profit organization founded in 1987, the Economic Development Corporation of Utah (EDCUtah) catalyzes capital investment and strategic economic opportunities to create quality jobs in Utah. Our vision is to create a prosperous and resilient economy for generations of aspiring Utahns.
EDCUtah is a statewide economic development organization (EDO) specializing in corporate recruitment, economic research, site selector marketing, and community development. A partner of the Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity for corporate recruitment, EDCUtah is supported by state government, local governments, and organizations from the private sector.
Learn more about open positions at EDCUtah.
EDCUtah is committed to providing a safe and respectful workplace where diversity, inclusion, and equality are highly valued among our staff, investors and clients. We value different experiences, ideas, perspectives and backgrounds and know that respect for the individual as well as diversity in all respects contributes to a stronger and more creative Utah.
Our people and our work are guided by five core principles:
We care about the communities and clients we serve, and we believe in the impact we deliver.
We operate transparently and as responsible stewards of our investors’ resources.
We strive to become credible subject matter experts who are curious, data-driven, and always learning.
We value different experiences, ideas, and backgrounds and create opportunities for employees’ development.
We cultivate a trusted network of partner relationships inside and outside of the state to drive economic prosperity for Utah.
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EDCUtah’s Board of Trustees and Board of Advisors consist of a powerful array of community leaders. With a roster including business executives, city mayors, county commissioners, educators, and top leaders in state and federal government, our Board provides EDCUtah with planning and direction to ensure the continued growth of Utah’s economy.
Judd Cook
Chair of the Board
Dominion Energy
Tom Morgan
Private Sector Vice Chair
Zions Bank
Commissioner Brandon Gordon
Public Sector Vice Chair
Utah County
Gary Hoogeveen
Secretary
Rocky Mountain Power
Rob Moore
Big-D Construction
Matt Hirst
CRS Consulting Engineers
Commissioner Larry Jensen
Carbon County
Ryan Meyer
Clyde Companies
Brennen Brown
D.A. Davidson
Commissioner Bob Stevenson
Davis County
Mayor Troy Walker
Draper City
Christian Gardner
Gardner Company
Christy Alter
Goldman Sachs
Carine Clark
Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity
Lloyd Allen
Larry H. Miller Company
Josh Caldwell
Mortenson
Mayor Mike Caldwell
Ogden City
Alan Matheson
Point of the Mountain Land Authority
Steve Price
Price Real Estate
J. Steven Price
Price Real Estate
Mayor Erin Mendenhall
Salt Lake City
Mayor Jenny Wilson
Salt Lake County
Bryan Nielsen
SelectHealth
Mayor Dawn Ramsey
South Jordan City
Mayor Debbie Winn
Tooele City
Ben Hart
Utah Inland Port Authority
Beth Holbrook
Utah Transit Authority
Janice Co
WCF Insurance
Commissioner Gage Froerer
Weber County
Mayor Dirk Burton
West Jordan City
Reed Laws
Your Employment Solutions
Brian Steed
Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water and Air
Ari Bruening
Envision Utah
Derek Miller
Salt Lake Chamber
President Deneece Huftalin
Salt Lake Community College
Governor Spencer Cox
State of Utah
Natalie Gochnour
University of Utah
James Jackson III
Utah Black Chamber of Commerce
Kimberly Shelley
Utah Department of Environmental Quality
Abby Osborne
Utah House of Representatives
Senator Stuart Adams
Utah State Senate
Elizabeth Cantwell
Utah State University
Dave Woolstenhulme
Utah System of Higher Education
Jonathan Freedman
World Trade Center Utah
Jenny Prescott
All West Communications
Chris Christiansen
Bank of America
Nathan Boyer
Boyer Company
Nadia Letey
CBRE
Tricia Pilny
CCG
Greg Nelson
CRS Engineers
Chris Kirk
Colliers
Lance Bullen
Colmena
Jennifer Somers
Comcast
Sam Elder
D.A. Davidson
Jill Burton
Dominion Energy
Donavon Minnis
Engage Contracting
Ben Seastrand
Gardner Company
John Burchett
Google Fiber
David Stahl
Hillcrest Bank
Ron Mortimer
Horrocks Engineers
Ibi Guevara
Hunt Electric
Christopher Gamvroulas
Ivory Homes
Wendy Leonelli
J. Fisher
Katalin Henderson
JP Morgan Chase
Mike Sivulich
Jacobsen Construction
Jace Johnson
KeyBank
Jeff Palmer
Layton Construction
Max Backlund
Lumen
Sam Leisk
McWhinney
Betsy Voter
Michael Best
Sina Sharifan
Midwest D-Vision Solutions/ Commercial Interiors
Greg Nelson
Millstream Partners
Andrea Verkic
Morgan Stanley
Gary Coker
Newmark
Kathleen Weron
Ogletree Deakins
Seth Garner
Procter & Gamble
Dane Hill
Property Reserve Inc.
Slade Opheikens
R&O Construction
Miguel Rovira
Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield of Utah
Geoff Green
Rio Tinto
Lisa Romney
Rocky Mountain Power
Daniel Thomas
St. John Properties
Scott Parson
Staker Parson Materials & Construction
Matthew Stapley
Suburban Land Reserve, Inc.
Scott Robbins
Summit Sotheby’s International Realty
Matt Day
Sunrise Engineering
Mike Squires
UAMPS
Amber Gracanin
US Bank
Chris McCluskey
VanTrust
Rhet Wadsworth
Wadsworth Development
Taylor Woodbury
Woodbury Corporation
Chad Dilley
Zions Bank