Turn attention into durable local value.
Connect preparation to investment attraction, business readiness, and the long-term economic priorities of the community.
For cities & counties
Plan Today for a Stronger Tomorrow.
Utah 2034 can support long-term community benefit when public leaders align stakeholders, prepare with discipline, and build around needs that matter long after the Games.
Schedule an Opportunity CallWhere to focus
Build around the community you serve.
Cities and counties face connected decisions. The work is to identify where Olympic preparation can reinforce a durable public strategy, and where it should not distract from one.
Plan for needs that remain.
Evaluate whether public infrastructure decisions serve residents and visitors beyond the Games.
Prepare the visitor economy.
Align destination readiness, hospitality capacity, and a visitor strategy with what the place needs over time.
Create benefit people can feel.
Connect planning to workforce, participation, civic identity, and community priorities.
Coordinate across boundaries.
Build shared understanding among neighboring jurisdictions, institutions, and economic partners.
Make public choices responsibly.
Use clear ownership, stakeholder alignment, fiscal discipline, and transparent decision criteria.
Our approach
Start with authority, capacity, and outcomes.
Public strategy requires more than a list of ideas. It requires a clear understanding of who decides, what can be delivered, and how the work will be accountable to the community.
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Define the public outcome.Identify the economic, community, visitor, workforce, or legacy result the jurisdiction is responsible for creating.
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Map authority and stakeholders.Clarify the agencies, partners, elected leaders, and community voices that need to be aligned.
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Assess capacity and timing.Evaluate plans, resources, political realities, and the decisions that need to happen before urgency arrives.
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Build a decision-ready roadmap.Turn the analysis into defined priorities, ownership, and next actions that can be governed well.
A disciplined standard
Public value, not Olympic activity.
The strongest municipal strategies are clear about what they will create, who benefits, what they cost, and what happens if the Games never arrive.
A useful strategy
Strengthens existing public priorities.
- Fits plans the community already owns
- Has clear authority and accountable leadership
- Builds capacity that remains valuable after 2034
A reason to pause
Event energy is doing all the work.
- No defined public outcome or owner
- Unclear fiscal responsibility or delivery capacity
- Activity that cannot be defended without Olympic attention
Opportunity Call
What could deliberate preparation make possible?
Start with the public decision in front of your community. We will discuss your priorities, the stakeholders involved, and whether an advisory engagement would help.
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