Women In Business-Unleashing Potential

Date and Time

Tuesday Jan 28, 2025
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM MST

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Tuesday, January 28, 2025
Unleashing Potential: Lucy Andre's Pursuit of Innovation and Opportunity

11:30 am - Check-in, Networking and Lunch Served
12:00 pm - Speaker w/ Q&A
1:00 pm - Event Concludes

Location

South Valley Chamber Offices
(Inside the Mountain America Credit Union building)
9800 S Monroe St, Sandy | Pinnacle Room, 8th Floor

Plenty of parking available in the covered garage between the MACU and Hale Centre Theatres buildings.

9800 S Monroe St Sandy UT 84070

Fees/Admission

Member $23.00 *
Non Member $35.00
Monthly WIB sponsorships available.

Events do fill up fast; please register to ensure your seat!

* Please note that you must log into your member account when registering to receive your discounted member rate. If you have event registration questions, please contact:
dana@southvalleychamber.com | 801-566-0344.

Contact Information

Jayme Jensen
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Description

Unleashing Potential: Lucy Andre's Pursuit of Innovation and Opportunity

Join us for an exciting conversation with Lucy Andre on her journey to a successful career and dedication to creating opportunities inside and outside of Stadler Rail.

About Our Speaker:
Lucy Knight Andre, Stadler US
CEO of Stadler Signalling North America | Chief of Staff and Corporate Secretary of Stadler US Inc.

Lucy Knight Andre serves as the CEO of Stadler Signalling North America and the Chief of Staff and Corporate Secretary of Stadler US Inc. in Salt Lake City, Utah. Since joining Stadler in 2016, she has helped oversee the set up and expansion of Stadler?s North American operations. Lucy has seen the company grow from 8 full time employees to over 550, build and fill a 250,000 square foot manufacturing facility, and secure over $3.5 billion dollars in orders.

A native of Salt Lake City, Lucy obtained a bachelor's degree from Webster University in Vienna, Austria and was employed there as an editor for the International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis before returning to Salt Lake City to earn a law degree from the University of Utah. She has since worked as a college professor, a prosecutor, a partner at a law firm, and as in-house counsel for multiple organizations.

A passionate advocate of transit and a believer in enhancing local communities, Lucy also participates on many corporate and community boards and is actively involved in a variety of non-profit organizations. In her spare time, she loves to cook, travel, and spend time with her husband and four children.