Mark your calendars. Our next Silicon Slopes Dinner Club is Wednesday, December 3, at 7 pm. You can book your seat now at any of our four locations: Salt Lake City, Park City, Lehi, or Provo.

If you haven't been to Dinner Club yet, let me tell you what it is and why it matters.

What Dinner Club Actually Is

Dinner Club is simple: founders, builders, and creators sitting around a table, sharing a meal and having real conversations. No pitch decks. No elevator speeches. No one is trying to sell you anything. Just people who are building companies, facing similar challenges, and willing to share what they're learning.

We started this because we kept hearing the same thing: "I go to networking events, collect business cards, and never talk to those people again." That's not community. That's transactional. And it's not how Utah works.

Why This Matters

The best relationships in business don't start with an agenda. They start with authenticity. With actually knowing someone. With breaking bread together and talking about what's really happening, not just the highlight reel.

Some of the most valuable conversations I've had in my career happened over dinner. Not in conference rooms. Not at structured networking events. But at tables where people felt safe enough to ask the hard questions, admit what they're struggling with, and share what's actually working.

That's what Dinner Club creates. A space where a first-time founder can sit next to a serial entrepreneur. Where someone bootstrapping their startup gets perspective from someone who just raised a Series B. Where we all remember that we're in this together, and that the person next to you isn't competition but community.

The Utah Advantage

Here's what makes Utah's tech ecosystem different: we actually help each other. Not because we have to, but because we've built a culture where rising together is just how things work. Dinner Club embodies that. It's four tables across our state where that ethos comes to life every month.

In Salt Lake, you get the energy and diversity of the capital. In Lehi, you're at the heart of Silicon Slopes, where builders are shaping the corridor. In Park City, you step away from the noise and connect in the mountains. In Provo, you tap into the scrappy, honest hustle of Utah Valley. Different flavors, same spirit: real people, real talk, real connection.

Save Your Seat

Wednesday, December 3 at 7 pm. Pick your city. Book your seat. Show up ready to connect, not to pitch. Come to give, not just to take. And leave with relationships that matter.

This is community building in action. This is how we do it in Utah.

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P.S. If you're in a city we haven't brought Dinner Club to yet, fill out this form. We're always looking to grow where founders are ready to gather.

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