Get Healthy Utah, Utah Community Builders, and The Utah Worksite Wellness Council are bringing together business leaders across Utah for the Utah Business of Health Event with the theme Good Health is Good Business. The purpose of this event is to elevate and the impact business and payors have on health and to explore how businesses can partner with other organizations to improve the health and quality of life of Utahns.

We would like to reach businesses that are already making an impact on health in Utah and businesses that are interested in learning more. Our target audience is business leaders and payors who can champion efforts to improve worksite wellness and corporate social responsibility focused on community health.

Our focus areas are improving healthy food (healthy food options on the worksite, improving access to healthy foods in under-resourced communities, etc.), active living (infrastructure and programs for active transportation, physical activity, greenspace, etc.), and mental health (employee training and resources, promoting work and community culture of connectedness, etc.).

When: Wednesday, February 7th

Where:

Zions Bank Technology Center

7860 Bingham Jct. Blvd.

Midvale, Utah 84047

Agenda: 

• 11:00-2:30 PM…More Details to Come

Keynote Speaker: 

Nikki Walker is the director of community engagement and DE&I at Domo where she works with a team of professionals to elevate and amplify Domo’s mission and values in the workplace and in the community. She does so by creating and driving programs and initiatives focused on diversity and inclusion, workplace equity and belonging, community engagement and Domo for Good. In her role as DE&I director, Walker leads Domo’s newly formed DEI leadership council, which represents multiple voices from around the organization to bring a more contextual application of DEI best practices and outcomes across the entire business. In addition to helping advance a culture of belonging, Walker also focuses on creating employment pipelines and supporting student leadership programs that help build and nurture a more diverse pool of qualified talent for the tech industry.

Nikki currently serves on the board of directors for Women Who Succeed, The Utah Black Chamber, Encircle and The Children’s Center, as well as the Utah Tech Leads PAC, the Foundation Board and President’s Cabinet of Salt Lake Community College. Walker is also a member of The KUED Advisory Board. She is the 2021 winner of the Women Tech Council Change Catalyst award and a 2022 inductee of Utah Business Magazine’s 30 Women to Watch, The W Collective’s 40 Over 40 and the 2022 Bronze Stevie winner in the category of Female Employee of the Year.

Questions? email hello@utahworksitewellness.org

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