Businesses around the United States will congregate in Park City for meetings this spring at the city’s first-ever Thin Air Innovation Festival. 

Taking place April 6–8, the inaugural event features a theme of Innovation in Peak Human Performance, including a diverse group of engaging panelists and speakers, networking opportunities and an outdoor concert finale from Thievery Corporation at the base of Park City’s Historic Main Street.

Corporate groups have the opportunity to converge in Park City to hold individual meetings or retreats as well as participate in the festival’s activities. The event is scheduled to offer a keynote speech from Kevin Plank, CEO and founder, Under Armour, breakfast events with moderated panels featuring local business leaders and experts in a variety of innovative fields and a lounge for networking and entertainment.

“The Thin Air Innovation Festival has a goal of creating a fitting way to end the ski season on a strong note,” said Bill Malone, president and CEO, Park City Chamber of Commerce/Convention & Visitors Bureau. “The Festival will celebrate the fact that so many people who are involved in so many innovative ideas have a connection to Park City — a one-of-a-kind mountain town known for two world-class resorts and a growing tech-savvy community. For so many reasons, this three-day event is a natural for a place like Park City, Utah.”

North America’s most accessible mountain recreation destination, Park City is located just 35 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport and offers more than 100 lodging properties, nearly 150 bars and restaurants and a variety of shopping options lining Historic Main Street and the Utah Olympic Park.