The South Valley Chamber of Commerce has announced the recipients of the 2023 Titan Awards: Abby Cox, Utah’s first lady; entrepreneurs Crystal and Chuck Maggelet; and real estate executive Brandon Fugal.
The chamber’s highest honor, the Titan Award is presented to business and community leaders who have demonstrated a long-term commitment to the community by being actively engaged, giving back, and making a significant positive impact.
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Cox “inspires Utahns to break down the barriers that separate people and is an advocate for ‘getting proximate’ and connecting through our differences,” the chamber said. “She uses her platform to champion educator wellness, statewide service, foster care support, and expanding access to Special Olympics Unified Sports teams in schools across the state. Together, these four pillars make up the First Lady’s impactful Show Up Initiative.” Cox graduated from Snow College and earned a degree in special education at Utah State University.
Crystal Maggelet is the CEO and chairwoman of FJ Management Inc., a family business that includes wholly owned subsidiaries Maverik, a 400 convenience-store chain, and Big West Oil, a petroleum refinery. Other family businesses include TAB Bank and the Crystal Inn hotel chain. Since 2011, Chuck Maggelet has served FJ Management as a director, chief operating officer and president, as well as serving its subsidiaries as board chairman. Since 2016, he has served as chief adventure guide for Maverik Inc. The couple is actively involved in managing the family’s charitable giving through the Call Foundation and the Call to Action Foundation.
Fugal is a business leader, venture capitalist and philanthropist. He is chairman and co-owner of the Intermountain offices of Colliers International, the largest commercial real estate firm in Utah.{/mprestriction}
