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47G Utah Aerospace & Defense (47G) has announced Kori Ann Edwards as the Chief Strategy Officer

As America has woken up to realities of global conflict, a rapidly advancing foreign technological landscape, and clarity on limitations in our supply chain, manufacturing speed, and reliance on aging infrastructure, there is an urgent need for the revitalization of our industrial base within the U.S. to protect and defend our national interests. Bolstered by its robust economy and talent pipeline, innovation-forward mentality, geographical position, and experienced technological skillset, Utah is emerging as a go-to powerhouse in the revitalization of American Dynamism

The day we’ve been talking for well over a year is finally upon us. With the 32 CFR final rule becoming effective on December 16, 2024, the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) program is entering a new phase of implementation for the Defense Industrial Base (DIB). This marks a pivotal shift toward enhancing the security and resilience of the nation’s defense supply chain.

47G, in partnership with iMpact Utah, announced today the launch of the 47G Impact Center. The Impact Center is a joint venture between the two organizations that will drive transformative change in Utah’s aerospace and defense industry.

The United States’ global economic and technological leadership has long been fueled by the production and consumption of minerals. From the batteries in electric vehicles to the components in our military aircraft, our country depends on access to a set of critical commodities sourced from around the world.

47G is excited to announce the appointment of James Taylor, as the Executive Director of the 47G institute! James has managed multiple industry initiatives through his career LSI and has secured billions of dollars of federal grant funding for his clients.

Amanda Covington and Nate Walkingshaw bring decades of distinguished experience that will help to advance Utah’s aerospace and defense industry

47G, in partnership with the Governor’s Office, the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), the Utah Inland Port Authority and industry stakeholders launched a game-changing initiative today called “Project Alta.”

New Yorkers recently stood at a downtown Manhattan heliport to watch a pilot take off vertically in an air taxi powered by electric batteries. Buoyed up by six small propellers, the air taxi quietly circled over the East River before returning safely to the heliport. New York City isn’t the only municipality taking a serious look at urban air mobility.