World Trade Center Utah led a business trip across six cities in India, bringing together Utah legislators, educators, and companies to explore new opportunities for partnership and growth

In October, Mint Innovation hosted Utah Governor Spencer Cox and a team of critical minerals delegates at our Sydney facility. Facilitated by the U.S. consulate commercial service as part of the Utah Trade Mission in Australia and New Zealand, the visit highlights the growing international collaboration between Australia and the U.S. particularly in connection with critical minerals and defense.

During a recent trade mission to New Zealand & Australia, led by Governor Cox, a multi-part series covered the key opportunities and connections made by Utah business leaders. Dive into the stories for an inside look at the mission’s impact.

Utahns can connect with South Korea’s $1.7 trillion economy in just 12 hours.

On Thursday, 23 October, the United States Studies Centre (USSC) and the American Australian Association hosted a closed-door event with Utah Governor Spencer Cox to discuss opportunities for innovation and cooperation within AUKUS.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox leads a trade mission to New Zealand and Australia that includes dozens of local civic and industry leaders focused on three industry tracks: aerospace and defense, critical minerals, and development and innovation.

Gov. Spencer Cox’s trade mission to New Zealand and Australia will focus largely on aerospace and defense, critical minerals and fintech. Utah business leaders say the Beehive State continues to emerge as a key player in the global economy.

When Lehi-based Reef Capital Partners (Reef) initially announced plans in 2018 to build a sprawling, estimated $2 billion mega-resort with a championship-caliber golf course on 600 acres covering parts of Ivins and Santa Clara—small towns with just over 15,000 combined residents at the time—it was difficult to fathom what a project of that magnitude might look like.

Utah Gov. Spencer J. Cox is leading a delegation of more than 60 business, industry, and government leaders to New Zealand and Australia this week to strengthen international ties and explore new opportunities for trade and investment.

This episode features a partner conversation with Jonathan Freedman, president and CEO, and Rich Israelsen, chief revenue officer at World Trade Center Utah (WTC Utah).

Silicon Slopes, the nonprofit organization powering Utah’s startup and tech community, today announced the official launch of its Ukrainian Chapter, led by Yaroslav Fisiuk, CEO of S-PRO USA. The chapter will create new opportunities for collaboration between Utah and Ukraine while supporting the integration of world-class Ukrainian entrepreneurs and companies into Utah’s fast-growing innovation hub.

Strider Technologies, Inc. the leading provider of strategic intelligence, today announced its new partnership with NATO's Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA).

Nusano, a physics company transforming the production of radioisotopes, today cut the ribbon on its 190,000-square-foot radioisotope production facility.

Co-Diagnostics, Inc. (Nasdaq: CODX) (the “Company” or “Co-Dx”), a molecular diagnostics company with a unique, patented platform for the development of molecular diagnostic tests, today announced that it will be hosting a booth at the 17th Annual Next Generation Dx Summit, held virtually and in-person at the Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C. on August 18-20, 2025.

With more than 3,800 Utah companies exporting to over 200 markets worldwide, our state is uniquely positioned in the global economy. Though trade policy is shaped in Washington, D.C., its impacts are felt deeply here.

Salt Lake City’s transfer of control over the trade zone around its airport could benefit businesses across the state.

On December 4, Utah will welcome its first-ever nonstop flight to Lima, Peru. With it comes a new chapter in our global connections and our first direct link to South America. 

Salt Lake City transfers Foreign-Trade Zone #30 to WTC Utah to expand access to a key trade tool for Utah companies statewide.

When Salt Lake City and World Trade Center Utah officials began negotiating an authority transfer of the city's foreign-trade zone almost two years ago, nobody knew how important it would be by the time the deal was finalized.

Salt Lake City had acted as grantee authority since 1977. Now, World Trade Center Utah is taking over with new, ambitious plans for the federal program.