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Area Development - Site Selection, Facility Planning and Workforce Development

Momentous Expands Summit County, Utah, Operations

12/21/2025
Human performance company Momentous plans to expand its operations in Summit County, Utah. The $10.6 million project is expected to create 240 jobs over the next eight years.

“We chose Utah as our home because it provided the perfect foundation for us to live The Momentous Standard every day,” said Jeff Byers, CEO and co-founder of Momentous. “The entrepreneurial environment here allows us to work alongside incredible talent to drive the quality and trust we’re known for, and the access to outdoor activities attracts the exact people we’re committed to serving. Being here strengthens our ability to build what’s next in human performance — and to do it the right way.”

The project is being supported by a post-performance tax reduction from the Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity. The corporate incentive is part of the state’s Rural Economic Development Tax Increment Financing program.

Momentous is a human performance brand offering science-backed supplements (protein, creatine, Omega-3s) and tools, known for rigorous NSF Certified for Sport testing, clean ingredients (no fillers/artificials), and partnerships with pro/Olympic athletes.

“Utah’s goal is clear — grow opportunity and shared prosperity across every corner of our state,” noted Jefferson Moss, executive director of Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity (GOEO). “When companies like Momentous expand in Park City, they’re contributing to real jobs, stronger rural communities, and long-term statewide growth.”

“Momentous is one of 3,587 payrolled business locations that fuel the engine room of Summit County’s economy,” added Jeffrey B. Jones, economic and housing director for Summit County. “With the right support they are not just surviving, they’re thriving. Summit County appreciates the businesses that operate in our community and strives to see them succeed and expand.”

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