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Todd Weiler - State SenatorBIO:
Todd Weiler was born in Georgia, raised in the Chicago suburbs and lived in Germany for two years. He married Elizabeth Gordon in 1991 and they have 4 children. He has a business and a law degree from BYU, having graduated cum laude in 1996 from the J. Reuben Clark Law School where he served on law review. Todd litigated with downtown firms for 15 years, most recently with Dorsey & Whitney. In 2011, Todd went in-house with Logistic Specialties. He currently serves as LSI’s Senior Vice President and General Counsel. Before joining the Utah Senate in 2012, Todd served on a city council, and was chair of his local chamber of commerce and county political party. Todd chairs the Judiciary standing committee and the Judicial confirmation committee. Additionally, he sits on the rules, Business and Labor and Retirement standing committees, and on the Health and Human Services appropriation committee. Clay Olsen-President and Co-Founder of Fight the New DrugBIO:
"Clay Olsen, President and Co-Founder of Fight the New Drug, is a creative and passionate filmmaker, producer, marketer, public speaker, author, and social entrepreneur born and raised in Northern Utah. Early on in his career he co-founded two film companies and a successful creative agency. In 2010 he left those companies to co-found Fight the New Drug (fightthenewdrug.org), a youth movement dedicated to raising awareness on the harmful effects of pornography and other forms of sexual exploitation through science, facts, and personal accounts. Fight the New Drug has been featured on ABC Nightline, ABC News, TIME Magazine, The New York Times, NPR, CBS, CNN, Al Jazeera, USA Today, and more. Clay has personally presented at hundreds of secondary schools, universities, and event centers to hundreds of thousands all over the world. He’s spoken at the United Nations, the World Congress of Families, the Set Free Global Summit, and the annual Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation Global Summit where he was honored with the “Visionary Leadership Award” by the National Center on Sexual Exploitation during their annual conference. In February of 2013, he founded a lead the development of a science-based digital recovery platform to help individuals overcome challenges and compulsivity through comprehensive training, real-time analytics, and interactive community support. Fortify was the first product to launch using the behavior change platform, which focuses on sexual compulsivity. To date, Fortify has already helped over one hundred thousand individuals find greater happiness and lasting love in nearly 200 countries around the world. Later this year, two new products will launch using the same behavior change platform focusing on chemical dependency and depression & anxiety. He currently lives in the Salt Lake valley with his wife and two beautiful daughters (and one on the way:). |
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