Utah’s Lieutenant Governor, Spencer Cox, spoke at the Smart Cities Luncheon on December 17 at the Mountain America Headquarters in Sandy, UT.
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Spencer J. Cox, Utah’s 8th Lieutenant Governor, is from Fairview, Utah where he currently resides with his wife, Abby and their four children. He is a graduate of Snow College, Utah State University and Washington and Lee Law School. He formerly practiced law with Fabian & Clendenin and was Vice President and General Counsel of CentraCom. He has served as a councilman and mayor of Fairview, as a Sanpete County Commissioner and in the Utah House of Representatives.
Lt. Governor Cox is by statute the chief election officer of the state and the liaison between the governor and legislature. He travels extensively throughout the state supporting economic development and local government solutions. He is committed to strengthening families, transforming education, increasing voter participation, utilizing modern technologies, promoting healthy living and empowering the homeless and impoverished.
He and his family enjoy spending time in Utah’s amazing backcountry. He also plays the bass guitar with his brother in a local rock band.
The Utah Ignite and US Ignite Smart Cities Luncheon was Sponsored by Syringa Networks. Syringa Networks specializes in custom network and voice solutions for businesses, providing a broad range of networking services throughout Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming
Partners include the following:
- Utah Valley University Business Resource Center.
- Point of the Mountain Chamber of Commerce.
- American Fork Chamber of Commerce.
- South Valley Chamber of Commerce.
A special thanks to Mountain America Credit Union for hosting!
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