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The Larry H. Miller Company is stepping back into the sports business by purchasing a controlling interest in Real Salt Lake and Utah Royals FC soccer teams. Scott Gerrard with KSL Sports shares what is known. Amy Donaldson, Host of the podcast, Making of a Moment: The RSL Story, joins to explain the community impact new ownership will bring.

The SheTech event in Sandy, Utah, is returning for its second year, attracting approximately 3,000 high school girls interested in STEM fields and 1,000 professionals and mentors. Superintendent Sydnee Dickson emphasizes the importance of hands-on experiences in inspiring girls to explore various careers. While she expresses concern over potential shifts in education policies, she highlights events like SheTech as vital for fostering talent and innovation. Despite the growing interest in STEM, many girls lack support from parents and educators. Confidence in math is essential, as it strongly correlates with success in other areas. Cyndi Tetro is recognized for promoting STEM education and creating supportive environments for young girls. Alex Lawrence, CEO of EV Auto, advocates for electric vehicles and aims to introduce girls to automotive technology. He values the current opportunities for female representation in the industry and underscores the need for girls to be involved in automotive advancements. Ben Capell from Peterson Ventures emphasizes the importance of mentoring and notes the increasing interest of high school girls in exploring various career paths. He highlights the role of events like SheTech in guiding youth toward potential careers. Tyler Jennings, an entrepreneur and mentor at Utah Valley University, focuses on connecting talented individuals and simplifying the entrepreneurial process. He believes in aligning personal passions with controllable factors for fulfillment, helping aspiring founders navigate challenges. Amanda Covington, Chief CorporateAffairs Officer and a Utah native, has a diverse background in broadcast journalism and public service. She holds a communications degree and is passionate about the intersection of data, economics, and artificial intelligence. Amanda works at a family firm connected to the Larry H. Miller Company, which includes Megaplex theaters, the Salt Lake Bees, a senior health company, and a real estate platform. She also serves on the Utah Board of Higher Education alongside Sydnee Dickson, promoting initiatives like SheTech to support women in technology. Kevin Nethercott highlighted the rapid growth of Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS) in the telecommunications sector, facilitating communication functions in everyday applications. He noted the demographic challenges within the industry and the establishment of a "Women in CPaaS" group to foster networking and dialogue among women. Nethercott commended initiatives like the Women Tech Council in Utah for guiding young girls into tech careers and expressed enthusiasm for mentoring and increasing diversity in the field.n the field. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. For decades, the Larry H. Miller Company has played a pivotal role in Utah's prosperity, investing in both the state's economic growth and our communities' vibrancy. Chairman Steve Miller tells us more about the company's significant milestones this year and its investment in Utah's future. Steve Miller: At the Larry H. Miller Company, we create memories at the intersection of people and place. We are committed to making the places that will enrich lives and livelihoods for generations to come. Our portfolio of business platforms and companies span real estate, healthcare, sports and entertainment, and strategic investments, like Swig. This year, the LHM Company celebrates a series of remarkable milestones — each one a testament to our long-standing commitment to Utah and to creating the places Where Life Takes Place. A few milestones we are celebrating this year include: 45 Years of the Larry H. Miller Company 30 Years of Prestige Financial 30 Years of the Salt Lake Bees at Smith's Ballpark 25 Years of Megaplex Theatres And 20 Years of Daybreak in South Jordan, Utah. Each of these milestones represents more than just years of operation. They signify our continued investment in the people, the economy, and the fabric of our state. Derek Miller: As we look to the future, we can take great pride in the work Utah's businesses are doing today. Together, we are building a stronger, more vibrant Utah — a place of opportunity, beauty, and endless potential. Learn more at lhm.com. I'm Derek Miller with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally aired: 12/27/24

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Leah Murray  Major redevelopments in Salt Lake City’s Fairpark District are moving forward following the City Council’s approval to rezone several land parcels. The Larry H. Miller Company is heavily involved in this development, partnering with the city and others to improve areas around North Temple. Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer for The Larry H. Miller Company discusses the developments with the hosts. 

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Leah Murray  GOP Senators facing pressure to support Pres.-elect Trump’s nominees Republican Senators who aren’t super enthusiastic over President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees are facing growing pressure to support Trump’s picks or prepare to face stiff competition in their next primary election. Should Senators be a simple rubber stamp for a president’s picks or should they push back? What’s most appropriate? The Inside Sources share their perspectives.  Utah public colleges to cut general education credits required for graduation Students at Utah’s public colleges will soon need fewer general education classes in order to graduate. It comes as the schools push for standardization and a faster path for students to graduate. Is this a good idea? What’s really the purpose of general education courses at universities? Hosts Taylor Morgan and Leah Murray discuss the pros and cons of these classes and give their hot takes.  Fight over oil railway moves before the Supreme Court An 88-mile oil railway expansion proposed in the Uinta Basin is now before the United States Supreme Court. Supporters say it will help oil production. Opponents say it will lead to pollution and impact wider federal environmental regulation. It also sparks a renewed discussion regarding the management of public lands. Inside Sources goes in-depth with the latest updates.  SLC Council approves rezoning for Fairpark development with The LHM Company Major redevelopments in Salt Lake City’s Fairpark District are moving forward following the City Council’s approval to rezone several land parcels. The Larry H. Miller Company is heavily involved in this development, partnering with the city and others to improve areas around North Temple. Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer for The Larry H. Miller Company discusses the developments with the hosts.  State revenues look to fall short of expectations  Revenue shortfalls in the state budget are causing concerns among Utah legislators as the state anticipates continued declining sales tax collections. One recommendation is to bolster the state’s “Rainy Day” funds to provide a financial buffer. Leah and Taylor share their thoughts on the financial stability of the state.  “Stop hiring humans” says California company in latest ads San Francisco startup Artisan has recently launched provocative ads telling folks to “stop hiring humans” and hire artificial intelligence companies instead. It’s created quite a stir in the discussion of AI taking the work of average people. Should we be more concerned? The Inside Sources hosts discuss the potential future of artificial intelligence on the workforce.  Martha Hughes Cannon statue unveiled at U.S. Capitol The newest statue representing the state of Utah is now on display in Statuary Hall at the United States Capitol. It’s been a long journey to send her to Washington D.C. Adam Gardiner, co-host of Inside Sources has been celebrating the unveiling in our nation’s capital and calls into the show to give updates on today’s ceremonies.   

In this special release, we present an inspiring presentation by Gail Miller, originally recorded live at the MW3 Conference. Gail shares her remarkable journey from humble beginnings to becoming one of Utah's most respected business leaders and philanthropists.Gail explores the key themes of wealth, wisdom, and wellness, illustrating how these principles have shaped her life and legacy. From her early challenges growing up in Salt Lake City to the founding of the Larry H. Miller Company with her late husband Larry, Gail reflects on their commitment to giving back and building a company culture rooted in service.Through personal stories of perseverance, community impact, and leadership, Gail's insights offer valuable lessons on using wealth as a tool for good, the importance of staying grounded, and leading with purpose. This episode is a powerful reminder that true success is about more than just business—it's about enriching lives and creating a lasting legacy for future generations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this special release, we present an engaging presentation by Steve Starks, CEO of the Larry H. Miller Company, originally recorded live at the MW3 Conference. Steve opens up about his career path, from his early beginnings to becoming a key figure in the world of sports and business.Steve takes us through key milestones, including his time as President of the Utah Jazz, his role in securing NBA All-Star Games, and his pivotal leadership through the challenges of COVID-19. Beyond sports, Steve reveals the importance of reputation, giving back, and how these principles led to his most recent ambition—bringing Major League Baseball to Salt Lake City.With stories of perseverance, family legacy, and impactful investments, Steve's insights on leadership and community offer a deep perspective on navigating business and life with integrity. This episode is a testament to the power of purpose, leaving you inspired by the possibilities of creating lasting legacies. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

While waiting for the newest season launching this fall, we have something special planned for your listening enjoyment. Get ready to revisit some of your favorite Eccles Business Buzz episodes with our timeless reruns.In this episode from season 2, we have the honor of chatting with Gail Miller, President and Immediate Past Chair of the Larry H. Miller Company. Gail also oversees the Larry H.Miller Education Foundation and the Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation. Gail shares with us details about her upbringing and what it was like to grow up in a large family where money was often tight. Listen as she tells us how she persevered through the challenges in her life - from being the supporter of her family to being a wife and mother and ultimately stepping to a new role of becoming the owner of a large company. We can all resonate with the biggest obstacle in Gail's life - fear. It's the reason she wrote her book, Courage to Be You: Inspiring Lessons from An Unexpected Journey. It's compelling how she overcame fear through faith and perseverance.We also hear why Gail got involved with the university community and what inspired her to get connected to higher education. She also has some pretty good advice for women who want to transition from being stay-at-home mothers to the workplace once again. Finally, we get to know the future of Larry H. Miller Group of Companies and what Gail hopes her legacy will be.Eccles Business Buzz is a production of the David Eccles School of Business and is produced by University fm.Show Links:Larry H. Miller Group of CompaniesCourage to Be You: Inspiring Lessons from An Unexpected Journey

This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. Over the last three years, Larry H. Miller Real Estate has expanded its real estate development footprint. Company president, Brad Holmes, tells us more about the tremendous growth the company is experiencing, and the generational impact the projects will have on Utah. Brad Holmes: As the real estate platform of the Larry H. Miller Company, we use real estate development and smart-growth principles to fulfill the company's mission to enrich lives. Whether we are building a single-family home or a master-planned community, a commercial office tower or even a mixed-use business district—like Downtown Daybreak and The Power District—we treat every project as an opportunity to make a lasting impact. As a team, we harness the power of real estate development to steward projects whose long term vision enriches the lives of all who live there, now, and in the future. At Larry H. Miller Real Estate, we take a values-led approach to development. Our work isn't just transactional, it's transformational. Derek Miller: In an industry that's better known for focusing on short-term profit, Larry H. Miller's Real Estate takes a long-term view of placemaking and building value, guided by four values: integrity, stewardship, hard work and service. Learn more about their transformational real estate developments and job opportunities at www.lhmre.com. I'm Derek Miller with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally aired: 5/13/24

Host: Abby Osborne Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer of The Larry H. Miller Company, joins Abby to discuss a new development that would bring Major League Baseball to the west side of Salt Lake City through the recent passage of HB562 Utah Fairpark Area Investment and Restoration District.

Host: Abby Osborne Ryan Smith on creating a Capital City Revitalization Zone Tonight’s show is a special one-hour program focusing on sports policy in Utah. This past legislative session the Utah Legislature passed SB272, which would authorize the creation of a Capital City Revitalization Zone. Ryan Smith, Owner of the Utah Jazz and President of the Smith Entertainment Group, joins Abby to share his vision for a downtown redevelopment. Amanda Covington on the Power District development Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer of The Larry H. Miller Company, joins Abby to discuss a new development that would bring Major League Baseball to the west side of Salt Lake City through the recent passage of HB562 Utah Fairpark Area Investment and Restoration District. Catherine Raney-Norman on Utah’s bid to host the 2034 Winter Olympics Catherine Raney-Norman, four-time Olympic speed skater and Chair of Salt Lake City-Utah Committee for the Games, joins Abby to discuss where we are right now with Utah’s bid to host the 2034 Winter Olympics. Patrick Manning on the Black Desert Championship The PGA TOUR and Black Desert Resort announced that a new tournament called the Black Desert Championship is coming this fall as part of the FedExCup. Patrick Manning, Managing Director of Reef Capital Partners, joins Abby to discuss what the Black Desert Resort is and how this big tournament came to be.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Greg Skordas Eye on the Hill: Government transparency bills Leah and Greg kick off the show with KSL TV’s Daniella Rivera and Annie Knox, who dive into how the Legislature is thinking about restricting the public’s access to government information. Last week we talked about this while listening to an interview with First Amendment lawyer Jeff Hunt. Today we’re looking at some specific bills that relate to government transparency. Eye on the Hill: SB248 Permitted Occupations for Minor Amendments Sen. Karen Kwan is one of the very few Democrats we have up on Capitol Hill, so naturally Leah and Greg are curious… What’s it like being a Democrat in the Utah Legislature? To what extent are they able to get things done this session? Sen. Kwan joins the show to talk about her perspective and discuss a bill she’s sponsoring, SB248 Permitted Occupations for Minor Amendments. Eye on the Hill: H562 Utah Fairpark Area Investment and Restoration District Last week we heard the news that the Larry H. Miller Company is bringing Major League Baseball to Utah. This week, we know that Rep. Ryan Wilcox introduced legislation, HB562 Utah Fairpark Area Investment and Restoration District, which would create a district and a board to govern it so that a Major League Baseball stadium could be created on the west side of Salt Lake City. He joins the show to discuss how this would work and how we would pay for it. Eye on the Hill: HB29 Sensitive Material Review Amendments Rep. Ken Ivory is running a bill, HB29 Sensitive Material Review Amendments, which would “amend provisions regarding the evaluation of instructional material to identify and remove pornographic or indecent material.” He joins the show to explain why he proposed this bill and discuss some of the response he’s been getting about it. Eye on the Hill: HB429 State Employment Revisions There is a bill on Capitol Hill, HB429 State Employment Revisions, which talks about merit-based employment versus at-will employment. Greg and Leah explain the difference between the two types and break down what this bill would do for state employees. Is the South Carolina primary the last chance for Nikki Haley? Tomorrow is the South Carolina primary, and it doesn’t look too good for Nikki Haley despite the fact that this is her home state. Em Nguyen, ABC News Correspondent in Washington, joins the show to discuss where she currently lies in the polls and what winning or losing this primary would mean for her. Should SATs and ACTs be required for college admissions? The University of Utah is pausing SAT and ACT admissions requirements, at least for the short term. This follows a national trend in which nearly 2,000 colleges are no longer requiring these test scores. In Utah, several other universities do not require this in their admissions applications. So then… Are standardized tests still effective in measuring student success?

Hosts: Leah Murray and Greg Skordas Last week we heard the news that the Larry H. Miller Company is bringing Major League Baseball to Utah. This week, we know that Rep. Ryan Wilcox introduced legislation, HB562 Utah Fairpark Area Investment and Restoration District, which would create a district and a board to govern it so that a Major League Baseball stadium could be created on the west side of Salt Lake City. He joins the show to discuss how this would work and how we would pay for it.

A Salt Lake County lawmaker wants more transit in the south valley — so do we! — but what's the tradeoff in her current proposal? Plus, the Larry H. Miller Company and legislators' plans for an MLB stadium in Fairpark are starting to feel Inland Port-esque. Will Westside electeds regret calling it a home run? Host Ali Vallarta and executive producer Emily Means discuss two very wonky proposals and share picks of the week from two local beacons. Bills mentioned: HB 430 Local Government Transportation Services Amendments HB 562 Utah Fairpark Area Investment and Restoration District SB 272 Capital City Reinvestment Zone Amendments Our take on the MLB stadium proposal. See “You Will Get Sick” at Salt Lake Acting Company through March 3. Consider becoming a founding member of City Cast Salt Lake today! It's the best way to support our work and help make sure we're around for years to come. Get all the details and sign up at membership.citycast.fm. Subscribe to our daily morning newsletter. You can find us on Instagram @CityCastSLC and Twitter @CityCastSLC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosts: Leah Murray and Greg Skordas Although KSL @ Night isn’t really a show about sports, we’ve heard some big news about The Larry H. Miller Company’s major investment that will help us bring a baseball team to Salt Lake City. This is fantastic news to baseball fans, and it sounds like government officials are just as excited about it.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Greg Skordas Eye on the Hill: HB485, HB166, and HB303 We are on day 32 of 45 in the 2024 legislative session. Leah and Greg discuss HB485 Special Education Amendments and HB166 Restricted Persons Amendments with Rep. Marsha Judkins and HB303 School Curriculum Requirements with Rep. Jeffrey Stenquist. The Utah Legislature votes to censure—but not impeach—Natalie Cline After several calls pushing for Utah State Board of Education member Natalie Cline’s impeachment, the Utah Legislature voted not to impeach but to censure her instead. And yet, she has no intention to step down and says she will continue to run for reelection… The Larry H. Miller Company announces a major new investment Although KSL @ Night isn’t really a show about sports, we’ve heard some big news about The Larry H. Miller Company’s major investment that will help us bring a baseball team to Salt Lake City. This is fantastic news to baseball fans, and it sounds like government officials are just as excited about it. Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny dead at 47 Alexei Navalny, who was a protester against Putin’s politics, died today in the Arctic penal colony where he was serving a 19-year sentence. Russia is saying he died there, but clearly they killed him. To what extent does the world weigh in on the murder of a protester? Does this focus make us more aware of the dangers of authoritarian regimes? ABC News Correspondent Andy Field joins the discussion. The legal woes of former President Donald Trump Today, former President Trump was ordered to pay over $350 million in penalties as part of his civil trial in which his family was accused of financial fraud. This case said that Trump could not serve as an officer or director of any New York company for three years. Across his multiple civil trials, Trump is now responsible for $440 million dollars… The latest on James Crumbley’s trial On November 30, 2021, at Oxford High School, Ethan Crumbley became a mass shooter who killed four students using a gun that his parents gave him. One of the parents was found guilty of four counts of involuntary manslaughter on February 6 when an Oakland County jury convicted Jennifer Crumbley, the first parent in America to be held criminally responsible for a mass school shooting carried out by their child. After her trial became national news, her husband (the father) is now seeking a change in the trial venue. Leah and Greg dispute about America’s tipping culture A recent, somewhat playful argument between Leah and her husband sparked an interesting idea to have a discussion on America’s tipping culture. To tip or not to tip? Always, or only on certain occasions? And where does Greg stand on all of this?

Dave and Maura revisit the discussion on the $3.5 Billion investment of a power district by the Larry H. Miller Company. Dave shares excitement over the announcement while Maura discusses some concerns she sees.

Conversation about major league baseball coming to Salt Lake has been buzzing for a while, but the community has just taken a huge step closer to that goal. And it comes with heaps of development for the city. Thanks to an investment of $3.5 Billion from The Larry H. Miller Company, we can expect to see development especially in the West side of the city. Steve Starks, CEO of the Larry H Miller Company, joins the show.

Join Boyd to take a look at America's long term strategy against Russia, or lack thereof, with Danielle Pletka. Figure out what it means that Democrats snagged another special election seat. Listen to the nation with Sen. Joe Manchin. $3.5 billion from the Larry H. Miller Company might be going to a new MLB Stadium and More!  

Full stop -- Oakland A's are eying the New Daybreak baseball stadium, not Smith's Ballpark downtown -- last week we went all in that the A's were touring 1300 South ballpark -- swing and a miss -- turns out it's Daybreak's ballpark. Suddenly, Utah is all about baseball -- Dave and Debbie speak about this opportunity with Amanda Covington,  Chief Corporate Affairs Officer with the Larry H Miller Company.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Abby Osborne IOC names SLC preferred host of 2034 Winter Olympics: What’s next? Probably one of the biggest news of the week for Utah… The International Olympic Committee named Salt Lake City the preferred host for the 2034 Winter Olympic Games. Steve Starks, CEO of the Larry H. Miller Company and the Governor’s Olympic and Paralympic Advisor, joins the show to explain the process it takes to get us here and what the next steps are to make us the official host. KSL Investigative team files motion to release the Attorney General’s calendar The year-long battle to give the public access to the Attorney General's schedule continued on Wednesday with a call for a summary judgment from KSL. KSL Investigative Reporter Daniella Rivera joins the show to discuss why her team is looking into this and why the Attorney General might be so resistant to sharing it with the public. Utah’s 2nd Congressional District’s newest representative: Celeste Maloy Congresswoman Celeste Maloy is now the official representative of Utah’s 2nd Congressional District. She was sworn in by Speaker Mike Johnson on Tuesday, meaning she’s already started getting to work. She joins the show to share her experience that day and what her plans are going forward. New report shows DEI efforts losing momentum All across America there are DEI initiatives, from higher education to corporate board rooms. However, these words have recently become politicized. Ginger Chinn, Vice President of Public Policy at the Salt Lake Chamber, joins the show to talk us through where Salt Lake companies stand on this issue and whether she thinks the Supreme Court’s ruling on race conscious admissions is causing the turmoil. The legacy of former secretary of state Henry Kissinger Henry Kissinger died yesterday at 100 years old. He was Secretary of State for Richard Nixon, and he has a very complicated legacy. Leah and Abby share a conversation about some of his greatest achievements. Student attacks teacher in Kearns High School classroom An assault on a teacher by a special needs student this past Tuesday at Kearns High School ended in a physical altercation with two more administrators and the detainment of the 14 year-old student. How do we address these kinds of issues, and how can we provide a safer environment for teachers and students? SLC International Airport ranked third most reliable mega airport A recently released 2023 North America Airport Satisfaction Study ranked Salt Lake City International Airport as the third most reliable mega airport, even in the midst of considerable construction. Bill Wyat, Executive Director of the SLC Department of Airports, joins the show to discuss what this means for the future of the airport and what we can look forward to in the next two phases of renovation. Ski season is back! The snow was a bit delayed this year, but we have some good news for our avid skiers… Utah’s ski resorts are slowly opening back up for the season. Snowbasin Ski Resort opened today and frequent skier Jack Wilde was up there for first chair. He joins Leah and Abby to share the exciting experience he had.  

Hosts: Leah Murray and Abby Osborne Probably one of the biggest news of the week for Utah… The International Olympic Committee named Salt Lake City the preferred host for the 2034 Winter Olympic Games. Steve Starks, CEO of the Larry H. Miller Company and the Governor’s Olympic and Paralympic Advisor, joins the show to explain the process it takes to get us here and what the next steps are to make us the official host.

There was interesting research released this week about Gen Z. More members of Gen Z feel lonely and isolated. They don't have as many family meals together, but they consume less alcohol, drugs and tobacco. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asked her guests about this generation on A Woman's View. Her guests this week include Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at the Larry H. Miller Company, Susan Madsen, founder and director of the Utah Women and Leadership Project and singer/songwriter Cherie Call. 

There are a million more people here in Utah than were here when the Olympics came to Utah in 2002. 1 in 3 Utahns did not experience our games back then, and by the year 2034, 4 in 10 will not have had that experience. What does the announcement that Salt Lake is the preferred city for the 2034 games mean to Utah? To her people? KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asked her guests on A Woman's View. Her guests this week include Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at the Larry H. Miller Company, Susan Madsen, founder and director of the Utah Women and Leadership Project and singer/songwriter Cherie Call.  million more people 1 in 3 did not experience the Olympics. By 2034, 4 in 10 will not have had that experience.

40% of Americans say they would be afraid to walk alone in their neighborhhood after dark. Would you? How safe do we feel in our neighborhoods, and what happens to our behavior when we don't feel safe? What makes us feel less safe? KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asked her guests about this on A Woman's View. Her guests this week include Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at the Larry H. Miller Company, Susan Madsen, founder and director of the Utah Women and Leadership Project and singer/songwriter Cherie Call. 

A recent study found that young Americas want to move abroad in larger numbers. They want to leave the United States because of social programs in other countries, new cultural experiences and because of the toxic political environment in the United States. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asked her guests about this trend on A Woman's View. Her guests this week include Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at the Larry H. Miller Company, Susan Madsen, founder and director of the Utah Women and Leadership Project and singer/songwriter Cherie Call. 

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Derek Brown Today,  the Salt Lake Bees' new location broke ground in the South Jordan's Daybreak community. We were joined by Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer for Larry H. Miller Company, to talk about this historic moment and what we can expect from this project.

Hosts: Taylor Morgan and Derek Brown Interim Speaker Patrick McHenry Could Be Given More Powers Today, House Republicans abandoned a push to empower a temporary speaker Rep. Patrick McHenry. We spoke to Corey Norman, John Curtis' Chief of Staff about what has been happening today in Washington. Celeste Maloy: GOP Nominee, Utah’s 2nd District Washington continues to be paralyzed in the search for a new Speaker of the House. We called the Republican Nominee for Utah’s 2nd District, Celeste Maloy to share her thoughts on what is happening in Congress and get an update on her campaign. Congressional Fundraising Numbers There are two exciting congressional races happening in Utah, one for the Senate and another for the House. We take a look at the latest financial statements from the campaigns, to discuss who is looking stronger in each race. President Biden Seeks Aid for Israel and Ukraine President Biden is back from his trip to Israel, he will be giving a speech where he is expected to request around $100 billion over the next years in military assistance to Israel and Ukraine. NewsNation Washington Correspondent Kellie Meyer joined the show to give us the details. Sidney Powell Pleads Guilty In Georgia Election Interference Case  We begin the second hour of the show with an update on the Georgia 2020 election interference case. Today, Sidney Powell pleaded guilty to six misdemeanor counts. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas called the show to discuss what this means for the other co-defendants in the case, including former President Donald Trump. Should the Young Generation Be Better Prepared for Retirement? For the last couple of years, it has been a lot harder to maintain a budget, with inflation going through the roof, and grocery shopping being more expensive than ever. We spoke with Bankrate Analyst James Royal to talk about why the younger generation should start thinking about their retirement. New Bees Stadium Breaks Ground Today,  the Salt Lake Bees' new location broke ground in the South Jordan's Daybreak community. We were joined by Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer for Larry H. Miller Company, to talk about this historic moment and what we can expect from this project. Friends Exhibition Arrives in SLC Attention Friends fans, the Friends experience is coming to Utah. Annie Dempsey, Marketing Manager for The FRIENDS Experience, joined the show to give us the details of this new exhibition.

As we continue our season focusing on women in the workplace, today we want to examine some of the cultural and policy frameworks at play that put Utah so far down the national rankings when it comes to women's equality and workplace experience. In a recent study published by Wallet Hub, Utah ranked as the worst state for women's equality and was ranked 49th in workplace environment for women. So, what is going on, and how can we all work to make it better? Here to help us understand the landscape for professional women in Utah and beyond are Michelle Smith and Jennifer Robinson. Michelle is the Chief People Officer for The Larry H. Miller Company and interim president for LHM Sports + Entertainment, and Jennifer is the Chief of Staff at the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute and oversees the institute's communications, human resources, and finances.  Listen as these women join host Frances Johnson to talk about their experiences as women in the Utah workforce, how company cultures can perpetuate these challenges, fostering a sense of belonging in your company's culture and learning to speak up when we need help or flexibility at work.Eccles Business Buzz is a production of the David Eccles School of Business and is produced by University FM.Episode Quotes:On creating workplaces that value diversity, work-life integration, and child care24:22: [Jennifer Robinson]: 23% of our population is a racial and ethnic minority. And that's just projected to continue to increase. We want to continue to create workplaces that create a culture of belonging for the workers. And we absolutely have to do that with the type of migration we're having and those population changes, those demographic changes that we're experiencing.The second thing is I want to keep the cultures growing in our businesses, governments, and nonprofits that value that integration of work and home life. It's very important, and we see how that changed, that pivoted during the pandemic. And that relates to flexibility in the workplace—flexible work hours, flexible work locations, those kinds of things. And then the last thing that's on my mind is really a concern for child care and the availability, affordability, and quality of child care in our communities. And I would love to see our business community lead out on this issue.The importance of creating a culture of belonging15:37: [Michelle Smith] If you're running out to a doctor's appointment with your aging parent, or if you're running out to a middle school volleyball game that starts at 3:15 in the afternoon, which is not convenient in any way, shape, or form but you can't have that again, right? You can't create those memories again. Then people understand that I'm not trying to be lazy or don't care about my job. I'm trying to integrate my life into the priority that I have and the commitment I have to my job to the people that I work with, and to the responsibilities that I have. And so it's so powerful when you can just have conversations, know who people are, and create a culture of belonging.Coping with change: A skill that benefits all areas of life22:58: [Jennifer Robinson] To be able to have the muscle to cope through change could be such a differentiator on how they enjoy work and the things they're able to accomplish. And I would say home or community, family, friends, or their other spaces in their lives. That is a skill set that absolutely translates.Fostering supportive work cultures for all12:38: [Jennifer Robinson] I would encourage any office to try to create a culture that does something at the individual level to help their employees, whether it's dealing with coming back from maternity leave or while their kids are in school, and you're trying to make sure you're doing all those things you want to do, like see your kids performances or get to your daughter's high school soccer game or as we have aging parents, a lot of us are stuck in what we call the "sandwich generation," where we have children at home and parents who are aging that need a lot of help. And those are not unique to women. I think they apply to men as well. And I would just love to see our culture changed to continue to allow more flexibility for working families individuals, whether they have children or not. But it turns out that the ability to be a user of language presupposes that you're also able to reflect on language.Show Links:Michelle Smith - LinkedInMichelle Smith - Larry H. Miller CompanyJennifer Robinson, Ph.D. | Kem C. Gardner Policy InstituteJennifer Robinson - Chief of Staff - The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute | LinkedIn

Kelsey Berg's distinguished career has been defined by her unwavering commitment to community empowerment and advocacy. With an impressive trajectory that spans both the political arena and the corporate landscape, Berg's experience and dedication shine through. Having played a pivotal role as the Political Director for Senator Mitt Romney's successful campaign, Berg has showcased her political acumen and strategic prowess. Her deep roots in working with rural communities, initially as Energy and Natural Resource Advisor for former Congressman Jason Chaffetz and later with the Utah Farm Bureau Federation, demonstrate her passion for driving positive change from the ground up. Berg's journey also led her to the heart of legislative processes, where she artfully navigated the intricate world of state government affairs, particularly energy-related matters. Raised in the picturesque Heber Valley and a proud graduate of Brigham Young University, she embodies a strong connection to her local roots. Her recent appointment as Vice President of Government Relations at the Larry H. Miller Company signifies yet another chapter in Berg's impactful career. Tasked with fostering stakeholder relationships and providing leadership on crucial issues such as sustainable growth, land use, transportation, and quality of life, Berg's role resonates with her long-standing dedication to community betterment. Berg's approach to leadership is marked by collaboration and accountability, attributes she has honed through her interactions with diverse stakeholders. Her ultimate career aspiration revolves around the continuous enhancement of her beloved state, Utah, while building upon the foundations laid by those who came before her. In the tapestry of her life, Kelsey Berg weaves together a commitment to public service, a passion for rural development, and a vision of a brighter future for the communities she serves. Her journey, marked by integrity and determination, stands as an inspiration to all striving to make a lasting impact.  

On June 27 — the 179th anniversary of the martyrdom of Joseph and Hyrum Smith in Carthage Jail — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints published the final volume of the Joseph Smith Papers. Much of the project was made possible by Gail Miller and her late husband, Larry H. Miller.  Gail Miller, owner of the Larry H. Miller Company, joins this episode of the Church News podcast to talk about her family's initial $10 million investment and the significant subsequent financial support they devoted to the project. “I don't think you can read these papers without feeling like you know this man and that he sacrificed his life to bring the gospel back to the earth for all of us,” she said. “And that alone is a magnificent gift.” The Church News Podcast is a weekly podcast that invites listeners to make a journey of connection with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints across the globe. Host Sarah Jane Weaver, reporter and editor for The Church News for a quarter-century, shares a unique view of the stories, events, and most important people who form this international faith. With each episode, listeners are asked to embark on a journey to learn from one another and ponder, “What do I know now?” because of the experience. Produced by KellieAnn Halvorsen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We saw former President Trump charged in a 4th indictment this week. Are these criminal charges against him critical to his candidacy for president or just so much noise? KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asked her guests how they see it. Her guests this week include Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at the Larry H. Miller Company, and Shauna Cheshire, a nurse for 25 years who is now studying to be a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson welcomes two guests to A Woman's View this week. It is Amanda Covington's first time on the program. She shares her experience with the Larry H. Miller Company and Utah Board of High Education. Her second guest this week is Shauna Cheshire, a nurse for 25 years who is now studying to be a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, who talks about going back for another degree at age 40.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Suicides are at an all time high in the United States right now. Often, a couple years after major events like 9-11 and the pandemic, suicide numbers will go up. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asks her guests how they understand these statistics. Her guests this week include Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at the Larry H. Miller Company, and Shauna Cheshire, a nurse for 25 years who is now studying to be a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There was an interesting study out this week that showed a connection between overall health and mental health with the simple act of saying "Hello" to your neighbors. KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson asked her guests what they thought about this. Her guests this week include Amanda Covington, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at the Larry H. Miller Company, and Shauna Cheshire, a nurse for 25 years who is now studying to be a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Want to learn more about the future of Utah baseball? In this episode of our House podcast, Rep Ryan Wilcox and CEO of the Larry H Miller Company, Steve Starks, join us to discuss the possibility of a Major League Baseball team moving to Utah.

This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. This spring, the Larry H. Miller Company launched the Big League Utah coalition to bring Major League Baseball to Utah. They are partnering with Rocky Mountain Power to develop 100 acres at the Power District on Salt Lake City's westside that could include a stadium. Larry H. Miller Company CEO Steve Starks tells us more about this statewide effort. STEVE STARKS: Baseball holds a special place in our hearts – from little league games to summer nights spent watching the Salt Lake Bees. The community response to Big League Utah and its mission to secure an expansion team has been remarkable. The impressive support rate above 80% is on par with that of bringing a second Winter Olympic Games to Salt Lake City. Utah is what baseball would call a “5-Tool Player.” Our key attributes include our premier economy, the youngest and fastest growing population, our love and support for sports, and our unparalleled quality of life. The Power District is perfectly positioned between the airport and downtown, near major transportation corridors and transit, and maintains great views of Salt Lake's skyline. Big League Utah will elevate our entire state and provide economic opportunities to the westside of Salt Lake City. We hope you'll join us to ensure Utah is the “Future of America's Pastime.” Derek Miller: Utah and our Capital City are ready for major league sports expansion. Visit bigleagueutah.com to learn more. I'm Derek Miller with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally aired: June 23, 2023

Today we are joined by Clint Stone SVP of Investments at the Larry H Miller Company to hear about running an endowment style investment approach at a family office. We discuss Clint's approach to asset allocation which is focused on long term capital appreciation. A key pillar of the portfolio is a large allocation to private markets and we discuss the rationals for this. We delve into the foundation's approach to portfolio construction, how to estimate the volatility of private markets exposures and discuss Clint's belief that the volatility of a private market portfolio may even be lower than a corresponding public market portfolio. We also talk about the challenge of manager selection, what Clint looks for in managers and why he likes both market neutral long/short equity strategies and directional strategies like global macro and trend following in his absolute return portfolio.-----EXCEPTIONAL RESOURCE: Find Out How to Build a Safer & Better Performing Portfolio using this FREE NEW Portfolio Builder Tool-----ATTENTION TTU TRIBE : SIGN-UP for Rick Rule's Symposium: Once in a life-time natural resource insights from the BEST investors in the world via a first-class livestream or Live event!Follow Niels on Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube or via the TTU website.IT's TRUE ? – most CIO's read 50+ books each year – get your FREE copy of the Ultimate Guide to the Best Investment Books ever written here.And you can get a free copy of my latest book “The Many Flavors of Trend Following” here.Learn more about the Trend Barometer here.Send your questions to info@toptradersunplugged.comAnd please share this episode with a like-minded friend and leave an honest Rating & Review on iTunes or Spotify so more people can discover the podcast.Follow Alan on Twitter.Follow Clint on LinkedIn.Episode TimeStamps: 02:48 - Introduction to Clint Stone07:07 - Their approach to investment12:12 - A challenging decade for equities?15:06 - Stone's perspective on equity valuations18:32 - Building a model and...

Season 5 Episode 19: This episode features a conversation with Alex Dunn, managing partner at The Larry H. Miller Company (LHM), and Pete Codella, managing director of business services at the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity. LHM is a portfolio of companies and investments united by one mission: enriching lives. Founded by Larry H. and Gail Miller, the Larry H. Miller Company is one of the largest privately-owned companies in the western United States. Dunn gives listeners an overview of his nontraditional path to becoming an entrepreneur, what he enjoys most about being a managing partner at LHM, and joining the team as it embarks on its next chapter without the Utah Jazz or car dealerships. He discusses the next business areas LHM is focusing on, including investments, sports/entertainment, senior health, and real estate. Dunn also talks about the possibility of bringing Major League Baseball to Utah, the company's recent designation by the Economic Opportunity office as one of 100 Utah companies championing women, and much more.  

"Success is not just about wealth, income, or status, but making a difference in the community."Joining us for this episode is Clint Stone, a highly respected figure in the investment industry with a wealth of experience under his belt. Clint's journey began at Goldman Sachs before moving on to organizations such as Bear Stearns and Ensign Peak. Additionally, Clint made a lasting impact on the Cornell Endowment during his time at the prestigious school. Today, as the SVP of Investments at Larry H. Miller Company, Clint's unwavering dedication to in-depth research, skepticism, and fact-checking has made him an invaluable asset to the investment community.In this episode, you will be able to:Unravel the methods behind LHM Group's proven long-term investment strategy and diversification pursuits.Appreciate the role of local community dedication and promoting family-owned business growth.Gain insight from Clint Stone's dedication to research, vigilance, and verifying facts.Realize the key to achieving success through passion-driven vocations and meaningful connections.Learn more about current events such as the Silicon Valley Bank failure and the future of Social SecurityThe key moments in this episode are:00:00:00 - Introduction, 00:01:07 - LHM's Transformation, 00:07:50 - LHM's Diversification Strategy, 00:10:38 - Clint Stone's Conservative Approach, 00:13:23 - The Importance of Verifying Information, 00:15:38 - The Importance of Face-to-Face Interaction in Investing, 00:21:18 - Redefining Success, 00:29:23 - Advice for Aspiring Investors, 00:31:16 - Learning to Invest, 00:33:15 - Importance of Networking, 00:37:27 - The State of the Economy, 00:43:08 - Fed's Mandates, 00:46:45 - Resolving the Social Security Deficit, 00:53:47 - Balancing Work and Life, 00:55:51 - Being a Minimalist, 01:00:10 - Wrapping Up, Support the showFollow the podcast on your favorite podcast player and connect with us on YouTube or our Social Media channels: Visit our website - thesuccessfactor.me YouTube - @thesuccessfactorpodcast Instagram - success.factor.podcast LinkedIn Twitter - @TSuccessFactor Facebook - @TheSuccessFactorPodcast

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The Miller family and the Larry H. Miller Company are building an MLB baseball stadium on North Temple & 1400 West and competing for an MLB team that doesn't exist... yet. They made the big announcement yesterday during a news conference. Retired MLB baseball player and Utah resident Dale Murphy walks us through it.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Larry H. Miller company CEO Steve Starks joined the show to discuss the LHM Group attempting to bring an MLB team to Utah. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest hosts: Marty Carpenter and Taylor Morgan The same family that brought the Utah Jazz to Salt Lake City is trying to bring in Major League Baseball. A coalition of Utah leaders .... the Miller Family, the Larry H. Miller Company, and others.... has picked a location for a new MLB ballpark. Amanda Covington from Larry H. Miller Company joins Inside Sources with the details. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is Derek Miller, Speaking on Business. The Larry H. Miller Company is a portfolio of businesses that has been enriching the lives of Utahns since 1979. Company CEO Steve Starks tells us more. STEVE STARKS: The Larry H. Miller Company, originally known for businesses like the Utah Jazz and Larry H. Miller Automotive, has transformed over the years and continues to evolve into new ventures and industries all aimed at building the community. With our acquisition of the Daybreak Master-Planned Community, we are now designing communities and creating a sense of place throughout Utah, where we also build high-quality homes through our company, Destination Homes. We have also entered the healthcare industry through our acquisition of Advanced Health Care, known locally as…, which provides exceptional transitional care, throughout the country, to our loved ones. The Larry H. Miller Company is also proud to invest in new ventures ranging from early-stage growth companies to those preparing to go public. Through all of our companies, investments and philanthropic giving, we are committed to building the community and enriching lives. DEREK MILLER: The Larry H. Miller Company's vision is to be the “best place in town to work, and the best place in town to do business.” Learn more about their companies and job opportunities at www.lhm.com. I'm Derek Miller with the Salt Lake Chamber, Speaking on Business. Originally Aired: December 5, 2023.

This episode features a conversation with David Smith, chief strategy officer for The Larry H. Miller Company, and podcast host Pete Codella, Go Utah's communications director. The Larry H. Miller Company is well-known for its business portfolio, including the 1979 opening of Toyota of Murray, which expanded to dozens of automotive dealerships in several states, the Utah Jazz, Salt Lake Bees, Megaplex Theatres, and other enterprises. This Utah company firmly believes in doing good and giving back.   David explains how previous roles at various companies managing mergers and acquisitions prepared him for his current position at the company and how knowing the day-to-day operations and being on the frontlines continues to help him put people first. He expands on the company's diversified business holdings, its core mission of enriching lives, and how its board of directors works closely with the executive team to preserve its culture. David also explains why community building and giving back are vital to the Miller family culture, what's in store for the company's future, and much more

In this episode:Amanda's storied career and the valuable experiences she's had, her work with the Larry H. Miller Company, and what her crisis communications plan was when Rudy Gobert of the Utah Jazz basketball team contracted COVID-19. Then, her philanthropic work to end period poverty and teenage homelessness, and how she wants to create economic prosperity across Utah.  We want to hear from you! Send any questions or comments to social@lsiwins.com.Connect with LSI on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter!

Season 4 Episode 7: Gov. Cox's One Utah Summit is coming up on May 10, 2022, at The Grand America Hotel in downtown Salt Lake City. It will be Gov. Cox's first One Utah Summit in Northern Utah. The state's southern One Utah Summit was held last October at Southern Utah University. The new One Utah Summit series will alternate northern and southern locations every six months, providing opportunities to discuss the day's important topics and how government and the private sector work together to create an even better Utah, with economic opportunity and unparalleled quality of life for Utahns.   The Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity is responsible for the governor's One Utah Summit series. We pick up where we left off with the previous episode in episode seven. You'll hear from President and CEO of World Trade Center Utah Miles Hansen, President and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber, and Chief Communications and Government Relations Officer at the Larry H. Miller Company, Amanda Covington.   Go Utah partners with World Trade Center Utah and the Salt Lake Chamber to organize and present the One Utah Summit. The Larry H. Miller Company is the One Utah Partner sponsor of the One Utah Summit in 2022 for the Salt Lake City and Cedar City summits.   Join podcast host, Go Utah's Communications Director Pete Codella, and leaders from these partner organizations to learn more about what's planned for #1UTspring and why business and civic leaders should participate.