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BIG LIFE, SMALL RADIUS | Ogden, Utah

"You have opportunities here that you don't get a lot of other major and metropolitan areas, and that's something we've worked at, and will continue to do so". Nicknamed Junction City in the early 1900s, Ogden was the transfer point between the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroads. More than 100 trains a day stopped at Ogden's Union Station filled with people traveling in every direction imaginable. In its heyday, there were more millionaires per capita in Ogden than in any other city in the United States. The railroad and the stockyards brought captains of industry to Ogden along with U. S Presidents, celebrities, and servicemen from across the country. Downtown Ogden has been revitalized with new businesses, housing, and public gathering places, made even grander than what stood in the glory days. And the throngs that once filled Ogden's streets have returned, while relevant art and architecture remain to honor Ogden's history. Today, Ogden's residents are diverse, young, and increasingly well-educated. Ogden is committed to long-term projects which incorporate restaurant and retail spaces, meeting and event facilities, world-class museums and art galleries, and most importantly, quality neighborhoods. The foundation is being set for captains of industry to converge on Ogden once again where they will be able to share their ideas, dreams, and strategies that will shape the future.