The Connections You Don't See

Kayla spends her days helping people tell their stories.

Working in marketing, advertising, and events for Salt Lake City Weekly means she's constantly connecting with local business owners, learning what they need, and finding ways to help them reach the right audience.

What means the most to her are the relationships she builds along the way. Because she's usually the one reaching out, the moments that stand out are when clients reach out to her first. It's a small gesture, but one that tells her she's earned their trust.

Her work has also given her a deep appreciation for small business owners. Behind every restaurant, shop, and event is someone juggling more responsibilities than most people realize. Kayla has learned that helping people often starts with listening closely enough to understand what they need, even when they don't know how to ask for it.

When she talks about Salt Lake City, she loves the communities hidden beneath the surface. The niche groups, creative spaces, and alternative culture that aren't always obvious at first glance. They're the kinds of places that make the city feel connected and alive.

Talking with Kayla is a reminder that some of the most important work happens behind the scenes. Through relationships, conversations, and a genuine desire to help, she's helping strengthen the community one connection at a time.