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Some of the Health Fair participants include:
- University of Utah Wellness Bus
- Huntsman Cancer Institute Cancer Screening and Education Bus
- Outdoor Fitness Class
- Healthcare Plans
- Mental & Emotional Health Care Organizations
- Mental & Emotional Health Screenings
And more!
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Event Highlights
Living Color Gala
Date: Thursday, October 1, 2020
Time: 5:00PM-8:30PM
Where: The Grand America Hotel
Find more information HERE
Purchase tickets HERE
Join us on Thursday, October 1, 2020 at The Living Color Gala to honor those who have made it their mission to attract and foster diversity initiatives in the state of Utah.
In partnership with the Black Chamber of Commerce, the Utah Asian Chamber of Commerce, the Utah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the SLC Pacific Island Business Alliance, the Utah LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce, and Young Professionals Salt Lake City, Utah Business will host a black-tie gala that will bring awareness to the changing business landscape in Utah, as well as create the foundation upon which further recruiting efforts can be built.
The Living Color Gala will be held at The Grand America Hotel and will feature a yet-to-be-announced keynote sponsored by DOMO, live cultural entertainment, appetizers, a cash bar and a three-course meal.
During this inspirational event, we will honor the individuals who are creating a lasting impact on Utah’s diverse communities. In addition to specific individuals, small, medium, large, and nonprofit companies also have the opportunity to be recognized during the gala. All honorees will be featured in the September 2020 edition of Utah Business.
The evening will surely be a night to remember!
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Spotlight
Utah Business is proud to partner with Living Color Utah for our second annual Living Color Gala honoring those individuals and organizations who have made it their mission to foster diversity and inclusion in the state of Utah. Voted on by Utah Business and the six diverse chambers of commerce, click here to see this year’s honorees bios and images.
Community InvolvementKirsi Jarvis – One RefugeeAgnes Lomo-Penitani – DWS, Refugee Services OfficeRick Tolman – Utah Polynesian ProfessionalsSarah Vaughn – Melanin SquadWinslow Sawyer Young – Oz Marketing & Young Automotive and DesignsZeynep Karipardue – Emerald Hills InstituteJohn Farnsworth – Dell TechnologiesAnita Grantham – PluralsightSylvia McMillan – American Indian ServicesAdrienne Gillespie Andrews – Weber State UniversityJose Enriquez – Latinos in ActionNubia Pena – Utah Division of Multicultural AffairsZe Min Xiao – Mayor’s Office for New Americans, Salt Lake CountyDistinguished LeadersBassam Salem – AtlasRX and Mindshare VenturesCarlos Alejandro Moreno – The Libre InitiativeErika George – Tanner Humanities InstituteGail Miller – Larry H. Miller Group of CompaniesNonprofitTroy Williams – Equality UtahKyle Spicer – Queer Utah Aquatic ClubMichelle Sanchez – Urban Indian Center of Salt LakeHande Togrul – Journey of HopeSilvia Castro – Suazo Busines Center