The second round of the Ogden CARES Grant Program is now open! Ogden CARES provides grants to assist businesses and nonprofit organizations negatively affected by, and suffering economic hardship due to, business interruption during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on...
Williams International will expand its operations in Ogden, creating up to 300 new high-paying jobs. Williams is a world leader in the development, manufacture and support of small gas turbine engines. Read on...
The Ogden Business Exchange (OBE) is a redevelopment project, led by Ogden City, which has transformed the historic Ogden stockyards into a 51-acre lifestyle business park. Read on...
Home Reserve will open a facility in Ogden, creating up to 35 new manufacturing jobs in the next year. Home Reserve is one of the market leaders in the ready-to-assemble furniture market. Read on...
The Ogden CARES Business Grant Program is now accepting applications online. The program is funded by the federal Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF), which was established by the CARES Act. Read on...
Join Ogden City Business Development, Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce, and World Trade Center (WTC) Utah to learn about game-changing resources to accelerate your company’s international growth. Read on...
The past several weeks have shown Ogden is a community strong enough to not only weather this storm, but to seek out opportunities to support others in spite of their own difficulties or obstacles. Read on...
Ogden City is committed to responding to coronavirus (COVID-19) and its related economic impacts. Access resources to help your business respond to the current COVID-19 outbreak. Read on...
It all started with a sandwich.
After returning home having traveled through Europe, Amy Wanderley-Britt and her wife Vivi lamented the conspicuous lack of a traditional Spanish-style sandwich called a bocadillo (pronounced "boka-diyo")... Read on...
Eden provides office managers with the vendors they need to run their facilities – ranging from IT and cleaning services, to snack purchases and handymen – plus easy-to-use software for a centralized vendor bid collection and a billing system. Read on...
Luca and Azzurra La Mantia had always dreamed about having a place like Sapori Italian Bakery & Cafe. They spent most of their lives in Italy, developing restaurant experience in cities like Sicily, Tuscany, and Venice. Read on...
Every fiscal year, the Ogden City Community & Economic Development Department puts together an annual report detailing the accomplishments and developments from each of the department’s seven divisions. Read on...
From "Best Places for Business and Careers," to "America's Biggest Boomtowns," Ogden regularly finds itself on lists of the best places to live, work, and play. Read on...
The 2nd Annual Utah UAS Summit took place Sept. 27 at the Kemp Gateway Center. Attendees included industry experts from UAS and aerospace companies, local and state governments, emergency services, investment firms, and higher education institutions. Read on...
In 2008, Shopper Approved Co-Founders Dave Brandley and Scott Brandley were struck by the realization that most online businesses had no way to effectively collect, manage, and display verified customer reviews online. Read on...
Brant will focus on marketing Ogden City nationally and globally, with the goal of attracting high-impact jobs and capital investment to the City. Read on...
KordUSA recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house to celebrate its new office and production test facility at Business Depot Ogden. Read on...
Taboo Pizza has officially opened for business at 3017 Harrison Blvd in Ogden, Utah. The building, former home to Pizza Runner, was purchased by Jeremy and Jennifer Holmes following the closing of Pizza Runner in Dec. 2018. Read on...
The new eatery aims to bring delicious Sonoran style hot dogs served with traditional Mexican sides to the city and will soon have a food truck that will focus on East Central Ogden neighborhoods and local business districts. Read on...
Ogden is a community of makers, with a long history of innovation and creative energy. From the invention of the Winchester Rifle by John M. Browning in the late 1800s, to recent carbon fiber advances in the bike wheels manufactured by ENVE Composites, Ogden has fostered an innovative culture. Let us introduce you to just a few of the things that are made in Ogden:
Jet engines made by Williams International
Airbags designed and produced by Autoliv
Apparel and bags sewn locally by Ogden Made
Dialysis products developed by Fresenius USA
Carbon fiber bike wheels and components made by ENVE Composites
Beer brewed locally by Roosters Brewing Co.
Software systems developed and maintained by Northrop Grumman
Interactive video software developed by Vidpresso
The creative energy found in Ogden also translates to how people engage in the community. Whether your interests lie in mountain biking or local theater, Ogden offers a unique opportunity to get involved and make meaningful contributions to the community.
We invite you to learn how Ogden can support your innovations. Contact us today for more information!
