Category: Economic Development

Looking for a fresh career move without the stress of commuting, printing dozens of resumes, or navigating crowded convention halls? The Utah Department of Workforce Services is hosting its next Statewide Virtual Job Fair on Thursday, July 9, 2026. This completely free, online hiring event connects local employers directly with motivated job seekers across all […]

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The (#1) University of Utah and (#11) Brigham Young University (BYU) were recently listed in the “Universities with highest likelihood of unicorns” rankings among all major universities in the U.S. by Professor Ilya A. Strebulaev, Stanford Graduate School of Business. These are elite universities that produce entrepreneurs who successfully build and scale a privately held […]

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In today’s fast-moving economy, staying competitive means continually investing in your biggest asset: your employees. That’s where Custom Fit comes in: a state-legislated funding program designed to help local businesses offset the cost of workforce development. Through this program, administered through the Business Resource Center at Davis Technical College, your business can be reimbursed for […]

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Last week, Layton’s local entrepreneurial community gathered for a high-impact seminar designed to redefine the modern sales approach. The session, “From Product Pitch to Profit: High-Level Sales Strategies,” featured Gary Baker, President of Consultive Sales Group, who provided a roadmap for navigating today’s complex business environment. Shifting the Standard: From Features to Solutions The core […]

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  Local entrepreneurs, manufacturers, and small business owners are invited to attend Senator John Curtis’ Small Business Expo, Made in America. This free event takes place at Davis Technical College: Where: Davis Technical College, 550 E 300 S, Kaysville, Utah 84037 Date: Monday, May 11, 2026 Time: 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Why Attend? This […]

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As a local business leader, you know that the “hard sell” doesn’t work like it used to. In 2026, customers are more informed, and more skeptical, than ever. It’s time to stop listing features and start delivering solutions. Layton City’s Community & Economic Development department invites you to a high-impact Small Business Seminar: “From Product […]

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