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- EDCUtah Extends Fond Farewell to Special Advisor Dr. Kelly Matthews; Welcomes Dr. Arthur Nelson 5:29am Nov 24
- Report from the Downtown Media Roundtable and Technology Tour: Downtown is Certainly Rising 5:27am Nov 24
- Mexican Seminar Announcement by the Governor's Office of Economic Development 5:25am Nov 24
It's no fluke that Utah had one of the best economies in the nation, prior to the recession, or that it will yet reclaim that status in the near future, says Dr. Kelly K. Matthews, who will retire this month from his roles as senior economist and executive vice president for Wells Fargo Bank, and also from his role as special advisor to EDCUtah.
The second in a series of roundtable discussions focused on economic development and vitality was held a several weeks ago at the new O.C. Tanner Company building. Salt Lake City's central business district is growing, as small business enterprises are opening and important construction projects are taking shape or nearing completion.
The Governor's Office of Economic Development and their International Trade Office is hosting an export training seminar designed to educate Utah companies about trade developments in Mexico, the current Mexican economic situation and provide Utah businesses the export tools needed to expand into the Mexican market.
Utah Pulse's Notes
EDCUtah Extends Fond Farewell to Special Advisor Dr. Kelly Matthews; Welcomes Dr. Arthur NelsonNov 24, 2009
Report from the Downtown Media Roundtable and Technology Tour: Downtown is Certainly RisingNov 24, 2009
Mexican Seminar Announcement by the Governor's Office of Economic DevelopmentNov 24, 2009
The Competitive Insight: Utah Trademark ApplicationsNov 24, 2009
Utah Attorney Elected to International TerraLex Board of TrusteesNov 24, 2009
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers to establish presence in Salt Lake City, UtahNov 24, 2009
Wadsworth Brothers Opens State Road in Record TimeNov 24, 2009
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