The Utah Jazz welcome the return of the Utah Pride Center Group Night for their March 13 game against New Orleans at Vivint Smart Home Arena. Utah Pride organizations will be recognized on the court during the pregame festivities. Utah Pride Night with the Utah …
SALT LAKE CITY (March 6, 2020) – The Utah Jazz will commemorate International Women’s Day at the Jazz vs. Toronto game on Monday, March 9 with custom shooting shirts worn by Jazz players, a halftime routine by the Jazz Dancers alongside high school performers, recognition of
We are grateful to be part of an organization that prioritizes people, employees and customers, and our collective heritage. During the month of February, we took the opportunity to celebrate Black History Month by gathering our employees’ perspectives on African-American accomplishments, milestones, and contributions to our
More than 20 years ago, Larry H. Miller set in motion a partnership with the NAACP Salt Lake Branch to provide an annual scholarship. Each year, the winner of the Larry H. Miller Education Scholarship is announced at the branch’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day
On February 27, 2020, the Jazz, with support from dōTERRA, the Gail Miller Women’s Leadership Group and Utah Valley University’s Utah Women & Leadership Project, hosted 300 female high school students for “Her Time to Lead,” an educational seminar aimed at inspiring and developing the
The Larry H. Miller Group of Companies and Larry H. Miller Sports & Entertainment, hosted a special screening and discussion of Just Mercy on Thursday, January 9, 2020 at the Gateway Megaplex Theatre. In Just Mercy, lawyer Bryan Stevenson (Michael B. Jordan) takes on the case of Walter McMillian
December 26, 2019 – The premier Jewish event of the year in the State of Utah! Join the entire Jewish community as we celebrate the third night of Chanukah together, as the Jazz take on the San Antonio Spurs! Watch the Menorah Lighting at Halftime!-Enjoy
After a Pleasant Grove, Utah, high school student became the victim of bullying, vandalism, and racism, two of the Utah Jazz’s biggest stars made sure the teenager knew he didn’t deserve any of it. “It’s just not right,” Donovan Mitchell said. So Mitchell and Rudy
On February 22, 2019, Judge Shauna Graves-Robertson of the Salt Lake County Justice Court and Emma Houston of the Salt Lake County Office of Diversity & Inclusion joined LHM and Utah Jazz employees for a discussion.
After the 2018 Who We Are presentation, leaders and others within the LHM Group were invited to a special panel to discuss the importance of inclusion and diversity in the workplace. The panel was moderated by Kara Lawson, Olympic Gold Medalist and ESPN analyst, who
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