Business Women's Forum 2024: 5/21 Sorry, Am I Apologizing Too Much?

Parking costs are not included for this event. It will cost $3 an hour to park. 

How to Pay for Parking:
Pay with MobilePay: Scan the QR code displayed in the lot (or with our staff, or click the link in this description) to be directed to the TEXT2PARK website. You can also text the P-code message (ULOT1, ULOT40) to "25023" to receive a link to the TEXT2PARK website via text message. Method of payment: Credit card only. Please Note: You will need to enter your license plate number. 

We encourage you to take TRAX, which lets you off right at the bottom of the stadium parking lot. If you do choose to drive, please refrain from parking in stalls marked "Ken Garff University Club." These spots are reserved for the club's members. 

If you park in the Stadium Lot, the parking code is: ULOT1
If you park in the Guardsman Lot, the parking code is: ULOT40

Click Here for Parking Map

Paige Frame is the president of McKinnon-Mulherin, a corporate communications firm in Salt Lake City. As a writer, editor and project manager, Paige has fostered client relationships and mentored team members to consistently deliver clear and engaging content. Paige graduated from Utah State University in 2007 with a BS in English and went back for her Master of Business Administration in 2015 from Westminster University, where she is now an adjunct professor. After becoming president of McKinnon-Mulherin in 2017, she was awarded a Forty Under 40 award from Utah Business in 2018. When she's not working, Paige enjoys making lists in her bullet journal, catching up on podcasts during a run and chasing after her two energetic kids.  



NON-PROFIT SPOTLIGHT:  
Switchpoint Community Resource Center is a statewide 501(c)3 nonprofit organization started in 2014 and provides deeply affordable permanent housing and a wide range of services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Switchpoint offers a safe haven and unwavering support for those facing poverty and food scarcity. Services include 24/7 emergency shelters, individual case management, food pantries, soup kitchens, job training, long-term housing units, mental health support, 24/7 childcare, pet care and other vital resources. This holistic approach empowers individuals and families to break free from cycles of poverty. 

CALL TO ACTION:
One of the Business Women's Forum's goals is to influence positive change in our community. This month we will have Nothing Bundt Cakes at the event selling mini bundt cakes. 20% of the proceeds will go to our Non-Profit Spotlight.