September 24, 2026 · Salt Lake City
USA 250
Franco-American Leadership
Business Reception
An evening of diplomacy, industry, and shared ambition in the Rotunda of the Utah State Capitol.
September 24, 2026
6:00–9:00 PM
Reception · Program · Networking
A historic alliance.
A working relationship.
In 1781 at Yorktown, French and American forces fought side by side at the moment American independence was secured.
Two hundred and forty-five years later, in the year the United States marks its 250th, that alliance is not a matter of history. It is a working relationship spanning defense, aerospace, energy, and advanced industry—and it runs directly through Utah.
On September 24, the Rocky Mountain French-American Chamber of Commerce brings together leaders from government, defense, and industry for an evening built on that premise.
Yorktown secured American independence
2026An evening made for
meaningful connection.
The program balances official remarks and substantive conversation with generous time to meet leaders across Utah’s transatlantic community.
- Reception
Hors d’oeuvres, mocktail bar, and arrival networking in the Rotunda.
- Program
Welcome remarks, a feature presentation, and a leadership panel.
- Conversation continues
Networking with guests, speakers, and Utah’s business community until 9:00 PM.
The evening is taking shape
Guests & partners
coming soon.
We’re confirming the leaders joining the reception and the organizations helping bring it to life.
Full details will be published here as confirmations are released.
Join Utah’s Franco-American
leadership community.
Registration will open through Eventbrite. Join the chamber now to attend at the member rate.
Questions,
answered.
For anything else, contact Sacha François, Executive Director.
executive_director@rmfacc.orgHow do I register?
Tickets will be available online through the Register buttons on this page. The Eventbrite registration link and closing date will be added once confirmed.
What does it cost?
$60 for French-American Chamber of Commerce members and $80 for general admission.
What is the dress code?
Business attire.
What is served?
Hors d’oeuvres throughout the evening and a mocktail bar, alongside soft drinks and water.
Where do I park and how do I enter?
Specific parking, visitor entrance, and arrival instructions will be published after confirmation with the Utah State Capitol.
Is there security screening?
The Utah State Capitol is a state government building. Please allow extra time on arrival. Screening details will be confirmed before the event.
Can I bring a guest?
Yes. Each guest needs their own ticket. Sponsors’ allocated tickets are managed directly with the chamber.
Is the venue accessible?
Accessible entrance and elevator details, together with an accommodation contact, will be added after confirmation with the Capitol.
Will photographs be taken?
Yes. Photography and video will take place during the evening and may be used by the chamber and its partners in future promotion.