Frequently Asked Questions
Utah Tech Leads is a separate entity from Silicon Slopes, although the two groups sometimes work together on initiatives as we both support the tech community in Utah.
1. Economic growth and innovation
2. Current and future workforce
3. Social and economic mobility
We have an evaluation process that any candidate is welcome to go through. For more information on that process, please send an email to info@utahtechleads.com.
Utah Tech Leads is a non-partisan organization. We run candidates through a vetting process and have supported candidates of all parties as long as the individuals meet our criteria and support our goals.
Since this is a political donation, this is not a tax deductible expense.Donations to UTL are not tax-deductible.
Donations can be made directly on our site at http://utahtechleads.com/ or let us know if you’d like to make an electronic transfer or mail a check.
Any donations made to the UTL are publicly disclosed, in accordance with state law.
PAC FAQ
A Political Action Committee (PAC) is an organization formed to raise and contribute money to the campaigns of candidates likely to advance the group's interests.
Utah’s tech industry has been ignored by the state legislature for far too long. We need the collective power of the tech community to ensure a stronger voice and a better seat at the table when working with our state legislators. We can use the funds raised through our PAC to ensure that tech is appropriately represented within Utah politics.
Campaign contributions are one of the best ways we can support endorsed candidates with their elections. Combining the tech community’s resources will make a more meaningful contribution. Providing UTL with these funds allows us to evaluate candidates, spending time to get to know the candidate and what they stand for. Giving the tech industry a stronger voice in our state’s elections.