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Above: Silicon Slopes

Silicon Slopes held a grand opening for its new headquarters in Lehi. Pictured here are (l-r) Mark Welcker, president, Lehi Area Chamber of Commerce; Ryan Westwood, CEO, Simplus; Dan Burton, CEO, Health Catalyst; Lt. Gov. Spencer Cox; Josh James, CEO, Domo; Carine Clark, Silicon Slopes board member (in back); Aaron Skonnard, CEO, Pluralsight (behind the governor); Gov. Gary Herbert; Fraser Bullock, Sorenson Capital (next to Aaron Skonnard, behind the governor); Clint Betts, executive director, Silicon Slopes; and Tom Stockham, CEO, Experticity.

Above: Pieology

Pieology offered a free pizza to each guest during the grand opening of its first Utah location in Lehi. The company has plans for additional Utah locations this year.

Above: Young Living Essential Oils

Young Living Essential Oils broke ground on its new 263,000-squarefoot, five-story global headquarters in Lehi. Pictured here are (l-r) Janay Standifird, CFO; Michael Buch, Ph.D., chief science officer; Kelly Case, chief of staff; Lauren Walker, executive vice president of global operations; Ben Riley, executive vice president of global sales; Gary Young, founder and chairman of the board; Mary Young, CEO; Matt French, general counsel and corporate compliance officer (standing behind Mary); and Jared Turner, COO.

Above: Kearns Athlete Training and Event Center

Several community partners joined together for the groundbreaking of a new $12 million Kearns Athlete Training and Event Center, which will physically connect the Utah Olympic Oval to the Kearns Oquirrh Park Fitness Center. The facility will be jointly owned and operated by the Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation and Kearns Qquirrh Park Fitness Center. Pictured here are (l-r) Ted Morris, US Speedskating executive director; David Winder, Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation board member; Kearns Oquirrh Park Fitness Center board members Laurie Stringham and...