The Salt Lake Chamber's initiatives to boost economic development will be the topic of Friday's "technology@breakfast" event.
Activities take place from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Alta Club.
Lane Beattie, president and chief executive officer of the chamber, will be the guest speaker. Beattie will discuss the strategic initiatives as well as general chamber developments, with an emphasis on the economic impacts of research universities.
RSVPs for the free event can be completed at www.techalliance.utah.gov/rsvp.html. More information is available by contacting Annette Babisz at ababisz@utah.gov or 801-538-8879.
The tech breakfasts are hosted by the Utah Technology Alliance and the Business Expansion and Retention program of the Utah Division of Business and Economic Development.
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