28th Annual Utah Housing Matters Sponsors
Platinum
Afforda
Rocky Mountain CRC
Gold
Ally Bank • Enterprise • Goldman Sachs • ICAST • KeyBank • Morgan Stanley Bank
National Equity Fund Inc. • Salt Lake County Office of Regional Development
Select Health • The Richman Group • Utah Housing Corporation
Silver
America First Credit Union • Brown & Brown • Eide Bailley
Western Region Housing Corp. • Xfinity/Comcast
Bronze
AARP • Access Foundation • Cowboy Partners
Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines
FJ & Associates • GIV Communities • Harold Woodruff Architect/Planner
Kier Construction • National Affordable Housing Trust • New West Community Capital
Olene Walker Housing Loan Fund • Salt Lake City Corporation Housing Stability Division
Sugar Creek Capital • TWG • Utah Nonprofit Housing Corp • WaFd Bank
Winthrop & Weinstine
Copper
Alta Bank • Carlisle Tax Credit • Catalyst Opportunity Funds • First Step House
Utah NAHRO • Optum Bank • Restore Utah • Sellers Management
Utah Housing Preservation Fund • Utah Rental Housing Association
Valley Behavioral Health • Zions Bank
Edited 9/4/2024
2024 Utah Housing Matters Conference Registration Available Now!
Don't miss your chance to register for the 28th Annual Utah Housing Matters Conference! Join us for this exceptional event featuring insightful sessions, engaging speakers, and valuable networking opportunities.
Governor Spencer Cox to welcome everyone on Monday, September 9th.
Join us for this exceptional event! Register now and mark your calendar. See you there!
Event Details:
Dates: September 9th - 11th
Location: Zermatt Resort, 784 W Resort Dr, Midway, Utah
Online Registration:
To register online, click Here.
Book Your Room Today!
Rooms at Zermatt are full.
If you are still in need of accommodations we have a few rooms at The Homestead across the street
Homestead book Here
or call 800-327-7220 and Mention Utah Housing Coalition
If you want to extend your stay call and ask for Jamie Leatham, 435-657-3856
Mail-in Registration:
If you prefer to mail in your registration, please download the registration form
using the image above and send it to:
Utah Housing Coalition
230 S 500 W #216
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Scholarship opportunities are available
For more information please reach out to Danette Larsen dlarsen@utahhousing.org
Stay tuned for more updates on the agenda, speakers, and additional conference details in the coming weeks.
We look forward to welcoming you to the 28th Annual Utah Housing Matters Conference!
Book Your Room Today
Rooms are going fast, don't miss out click the button below to secure your accommodations.
Call the Zermatt Spa and Resort at 435-657-0180 don't forget to mention the Utah Housing Coalition
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Click to download an electronic copy of our 2024 Utah Housing Matters Conference program booklet.
Keynote Speaker-Jan McInnis
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Jan McInnis, has written for Jay Leno’s Tonight Show monologue as well as many other people, places and groups – radio, TV, syndicated cartoon strips, guests on the Jerry Springer show (her parents are proud!). For the past 25+ years she’s traveled the country as a keynote speaker, and comedian sharing her unique and practical tips on how to use humor in business (yes it’s a business skill!). Jan has spoken to thousands of organizations from the Federal Reserve Banks to the Mayo Clinic. She is author of two books: “Finding The Funny Fast,” and “Convention Comedian,” and has been heard on hundreds of radio stations. Jan was also featured in the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and the Huffington Post for her clean comedy.
Guest Speaker
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Suzi Craig is the VP of Workplace Mental Health at Mental Health America. She is responsible for leading the strategic design and future direction of MHA’s workplace mental health programs. Suzi brings more than 20 years of experience leading strategic planning and entrepreneurial efforts, partnership and program development, and marketing and communications.
Prior to joining MHA in 2023, Suzi was Chief Strategy Officer at Mental Health Connecticut (MHC), an affiliate of MHA. At MHC, Suzi built the infrastructure that created a robust community of partner and donor support, oversaw the successful launch of public-facing prevention programs, including the MHC’s workplace mental health program, championed the CT Parity Coalition, and led the organization’s strategic planning for seven years.
Prior to joining MHC, Suzi worked for Connecticut Public Broadcasting and Connecticut’s startup ecosystem. She began her career in book publishing in NYC. She is a graduate of the University of Connecticut, a certified yoga instructor, and has a certification from Cornell in organizational design.
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Suzi Craig
