Wealthtech solutions provider Orion said Tuesday that it will move its Provo, Utah, office to Lehi, which is in the heart of Utah’s growing technology corridor — known as "Silicon Slopes" and located about 30 miles south of Salt Lake City.
The Lehi office "places Orion closer to major business hubs and offers a modern space designed to promote flexibility, connection and employee well-being," the firm said in a statement.
“The space is incredible — modern, welcoming and designed with collaboration and wellness at its core. It’s conveniently located with easy access for Orion clients to collaborate with us in-person and will serve as a key hub for Orion’s operations,” according to CEO Natalie Wolfsen.
The news comes three weeks after Omaha-based Orion announced that its technology supported $5.2 trillion in client assets under administration, including nearly $103 billion in assets held directly on its turnkey wealth management platform as of June 30. Its total AUA figure is up about 35% since 2023.
“Investing in Lehi isn’t just about a new office, it’s about creating the kind of environment where our team and our business can thrive.” said Julie Lane, Orion's chief human resources officer. “We created a space that reflects how we work today and where we’re headed tomorrow.”
Orion's new Lehi office is focused on individual work and team-based collaboration and includes "flexible, adaptive workspaces to support local, hybrid and remote employees," the company said.
Common spaces include a "patio with ample seating, a fire pit and a pavilion, offering opportunities for relaxation and informal connection," as well as on-site showers and lockers, as well as an outdoor bike shed to support commuting options.
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