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A “Chicagoan at heart,” Danny Glasser recalls “skating outdoors from November until May, then hitting Lake Michigan for swimming, fishing, and water skiing.”

The CEO of the National Ability Center

Greg Domm knew has was taking over a landmark business when he became co-owner of Park City Signs in 2019. “We have been part of the community for 40 years,” Greg says. “We try our best to continue

Many of our Chamber partners found their path by listening to their inner voices. Shellie Barrus, too, and that was triply fortunate.

For one, “Working in nonprofits called to me; I didn’t search it

Many of our Chamber partners are well-established, but some young Parkites are just starting out. Brothers Spencer and Ethan Jennings opened Park City Mobile Luggage Valet one year ago.

“The culture

Wandering the desert with a Geiger counter isn’t the traditional way to start a successful jewelry career, but it worked for Ken Whipple of Park City Jewelers.

“When I was a boy, my grandfather and I

Parkites know Julia Rametta from her years with the National Ability Center, advocating for people of all abilities to develop life skills through adaptive sports and other program. Today, her

Darcy DeBarnarde's passions run more than skin deep – and she acts on them. "My own struggle with bad skin got me into skincare," the owner of Skin by D on Lori Lane said. "I'm passionate about fixing

It was a billboard on 224 that helped ease Julya Sembrat’s sense of isolation during COVID. “It read, ‘It’s OK to not be OK,’’’ the Connect Summit County Executive Director recalls. “That rang true

Teri Orr was a single mom of two working in retail after moving to PC from Nevada in 1979. “I owned a clothing store in Tahoe City, so I knew how to do that,” she recalls.

But advice from a Tahoe

Like many who follow their hearts, Nancy Bond's path has been a winding one. The owner of Emerald Care Support Services for elderly residents started as a chemical engineer after graduating from UMASS