Silicon Slopes moves to give Utah tech leaders a greater voice in education, public policy

( Scott Sommerdorf | Tribune file photo ) Silicon Slopes board member Carine Clark, right, speaks with Utah Gov. Gary Herbert prior to a May 2017 ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new Lehi headquarters for Silicon Slopes, a nonprofit that promotes the growth of high tech business in Utah.

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