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TABLE of CONTENTS By Category BUSINESS SERVICES ENERGY Section begins on page 12 Section begins on page 75 Accounting Firms .......................................................................... 14 Coal Mines/Metal Mines ................................................................ 76 Business Services .......................................................................... 16 Mineral Mines ............................................................................... 78 Chambers of Commerce ................................................................ 18 Mining Services Providers ............................................................. 80 Commercial Printers ...................................................................... 20 Oil/Natural Gas Producers ............................................................. 82 Law Firms ...................................................................................... 22 Oil Refineries ................................................................................. 83 Office Furniture Dealers ................................................................. 24 Office Plant Service Providers ........................................................ 26 FINANCE Office Equipment Dealers .............................................................. 28 Section begins on page 84 Advertising Agencies ..................................................................... 29 Banks ............................................................................................ 86 Internet Service Providers ............................................................. 31 Credit Unions ................................................................................ 88 Notable Corporate Relocations & Expansions ................................ 32 SBA Lenders .................................................................................. 90 Staffing & Recruiting Firms ........................................................... 33 Venture Capital Firms .................................................................... 92 Website Developers ....................................................................... 34 Wealth Managers .......................................................................... 94 Women-Owned Businesses ........................................................... 35 HEALTHCARE & INSURANCE CONSTRUCTION Section begins on page 96 Benefits Brokers ............................................................................ 97 Section begins on page 36 Commercial Insurance Agencies .................................................... 98 Architectural Firms ........................................................................ 38 Health Insurance Companies ......................................................... 99 Bonding Agencies ......................................................................... 40 Hospitals ..................................................................................... 100 Commercial Contractors ................................................................ 42 Sports Medicine Facilities ............................................................ 101 Development Firms ....................................................................... 44 Vision Centers .............................................................................. 102 Electrical Contractors..................................................................... 46 Engineering Firms ......................................................................... 48 HOSPITALITY & TRAVEL Heavy Equipment Dealers ............................................................. 50 Section begins on page 104 Home Builders–Northern Utah ..................................................... 52 Airport Hotels .............................................................................. 106 Home Builders–Southern Utah ..................................................... 54 Caterers ....................................................................................... 108 Home Builders–Wasatch Front ...................................................... 56 Downtown Hotels ....................................................................... 110 Project Management Firms ........................................................... 58 Downtown Restaurants ............................................................... 111 Rock Products, Concrete, Asphalt, Sand & Gravel ........................... 60 Golf Courses–Northern Utah ....................................................... 112 Structural Steel Companies ........................................................... 62 Golf Courses–Southern Utah Area ............................................... 114 Meeting Facilities ........................................................................ 116 CORPORATE UTAH Recreation Equipment Dealers .................................................... 118 Section begins on page 64 Ski Resorts .................................................................................. 120 Iron County Major Employers ........................................................ 66 Travel Agencies ........................................................................... 122 Logistics Companies ...................................................................... 67 Manufacturing Regions ................................................................. 68 REAL ESTATE Private Companies–Cache County ................................................. 70 Section begins on page 124 Technology Companies.................................................................. 72 Commercial Property Management Firms ................................... 126 Trucking Companies ...................................................................... 73 Commercial Real Estate Firms ..................................................... 127 Washington County Major Employers ........................................... 74 Title Companies........................................................................... 128 2 801-375-1000 • cbutah.com TABLE of CONTENTS Alphabetical A M, N Accounting Firms .......................................................................... 14 Manufacturing Regions ................................................................. 68 Airport Hotels .............................................................................. 106 Metal Mines .................................................................................. 76 Architectural Firms ........................................................................ 38 Meeting Facilities ........................................................................ 116 Mineral Mines ............................................................................... 78 B Mining Services Providers ............................................................. 80 Banks ............................................................................................ 86 Natural Gas Producers ................................................................... 82 Benefits Brokers ............................................................................ 97 Notable Corporate Relocations & Expansions ................................ 32 Bonding Agencies ......................................................................... 40 Business Services .......................................................................... 16 O Office Furniture Dealers ................................................................. 24 C Office Plant Service Providers ........................................................ 26 Caterers ....................................................................................... 108 Office Equipment Dealers .............................................................. 28 Chambers of Commerce ................................................................ 18 Oil Producers ................................................................................. 82 Coal Mines ..................................................................................... 76 Oil Refineries ................................................................................. 83 Commercial Contractors ................................................................ 42 Commercial Insurance Agencies .................................................... 98 P, Q, R Commercial Printers ...................................................................... 20 Private Companies–Cache County ................................................. 70 Commercial Property Management Firms ................................... 126 Project Management Firms ........................................................... 58 Recreation Equipment Dealers .................................................... 118 Commercial Real Estate Firms ..................................................... 127 Rock Products, Concrete, Asphalt, Sand & Gravel ........................... 60 Credit Unions ...............................................................................
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