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Global Resources Roundtable

Join the South Valley Chamber of Commerce, Impact Utah and World Trade Center (WTC) Utah to learn about game-changing resources to accelerate your company’s international growth.

Whether you’re a small business owner with international potential or a large South Valley company that would like to increase your international revenue, World Trade Center Utah, in partnership with the South Valley Chamber of Commerce and Impact Utah, is ready, willing, and able to provide free growth services to help your company take advantage of the many opportunities to grow globally.

In addition to providing free market research, export training, supply chain consulting, growth strategy development, and international B2B matchmaking for all Utah companies regardless of size, WTC Utah administers grants (i.e. money that is free to your company!) to small businesses to cover costs associated with growing international sales.

Do not miss this opportunity to connect with WTC Utah’s team to learn how these growth services and grants can benefit your company.

STEP is funded in part through a Grant with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and is administered by World Trade Center Utah.

UIRA provides all Utah manufacturers with a single, expert resource to help them improve their bottom line. UIRA delivers service and outreach to the manufacturing industry in the form of industry-specific training, mentoring and coaching, and becomes a trusted business advisor to its clients.

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Spotlight on Women Business Owners: Heidi Dunfield, Fear Factory

Opening Night Mayhem

When Heidi Dunfield opened Fear Factory in 2011 with her family, they were immediately thrown in the deep end. After receiving a lot of press anticipating the new haunted house in town, they finally opened their doors to the public on October 25, at the very end of haunted house season. What they didn’t expect was that everybody would read about them and show up all at once. They closed the first night with many negative reviews and a huge line through the haunted house. She felt like it had been such a disaster, she was worried the business wouldn’t be able to recover.
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Spotlight on Women Business Owners: Romina Rasmussen, Les Madeleines

Romina Rasmussen, as a child, dreamed of being U.S. Secretary of State. After growing up in Utah, she left for college and some post-college time abroad. She always loved baking with friends but didn’t consider it as a career until she lived in Hong Kong. When she returned to the U.S. she spent some time working in a corporate environment but felt bounced around and taken advantage of.

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