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Home - 47GAmerica's Deep Tech FrontierHome - 47G Menu Menu Close About Members 47G Events Industry Events Resources Zero Gravity Summit Industry Advisory Board 47G Institute 47G Project Alta Careers Contact Us LinkedIn Twitter Sign up for our newsletter © 2026 Menu 47G: America’s Deep Tech Frontier See the film Utah Aerospace and Defense 40.76496722059236, -111.89634123162585 Close Utah Aerospace & Defense At 47G, our mission is to make Utah the nation’s premier ecosystem for aerospace and defense companies. We bring together academic institutions, service providers, government, and community partners to foster talent, fund entrepreneurship, and fuel innovation in Utah, America’s deep tech frontier. Join us Desert-Forged Innovation Our companies are solving the world’s most pressing challenges. Meet the people and organizations building America’s Deep Tech Frontier. Explore all members Featured Members Assembled in Utah 40.76496722059236, -111.89634123162585 Northrop Grumman Solving the toughest problems in space, aeronautics, defense and cyberspace. Hypercraft The driving force behind vehicle electrification. Fortem Technologies Airspace Awareness, Security, and Defense Apogee Worx — Engineering/Design, Aircraft Mission Systems, Manufacturing, Airborne Sensors and Sensing, Systems Engineering, Aircraft Contractor Logistics Support, Aviation (DoD, Commercial, & GA), Aircraft Modernization, Logistics, Business Development, and Support Equipment Ogden, Utah Zipline — Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage South Jordan, Utah Holland & Knight — Law Practice Washington, District of Columbia Strider Technologies — National security, technology, data, and state-sponsored risks South Jordan, Utah Hexcel Corporation — Commercial Aerospace, Space and Defense, Composite Technology, Wind Energy, Industrial Applications, Prepregs, Carbon Fibers, Honeycomb, Adhesives, Engineered Core, Automotive, and Technology West Valley City, Utah Explore all members 47G Resources Everything you need to succeed in aerospace, defense, and cyber From startup resources to educational content to funding opportunities, discover 47G’s latest dispatches from the leading edge of aerospace, defense, and cyber. Explore all resources 04/22/2025 Former Speaker of the House Brad Wilson Named 47G Board Chair Read Article 09/03/2024 47G Launches Impact Center 47G, in partnership with iMpact Utah, announced today the launch of the 47G Impact Center. The Impact Center is a joint venture between the two organizations that will drive transformative change in Utah’s aerospace and defense industry. Read Article 05/31/2024 47G launches groundbreaking air transportation system for Utah 47G, in partnership with the Governor’s Office, the Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), the Utah Inland Port Authority and industry stakeholders launched a game-changing initiative today called “Project Alta.” Read Article 12/13/2023 Utah’s Universities and Tech Colleges: A Powerful Pipeline for Aerospace and Defense Talent Geostrategic competition, foreign conflict, and the revitalization of American manufacturing: these are some of the factors creating a surge in demand for skilled work. For job seekers, there has never been a better time to explore a career in aerospace, defense, or cyber.  Read Article Explore all resources Job Sectors Explore all jobs 69 Members in sector Every innovation propels us closer to the stars. Across space launch, aviation, and advanced air mobility, innovators needed. See articles 25 Members in sector Every line of code is a critical mission. Work in the new digitial battlefield protecting commercial and government secrets. See articles 69 Members in sector Every component makes the world safer. Shape the future of US and Allied military capabilities in the defense technology industry. See articles Explore all jobs A Name for Pushing Limits Our name honors those who have blazed the path of exploration, from the pioneers who settled Utah’s frontier in 1847, to the test pilots who shattered the barriers of speed in the 1950’s, and set the known limit of human acceleration at 47G. Archival Footage December 10, 1954 Colonel John Stapp became the fastest man on earth when he strapped himself into a rocket-propelled sled and launched down a 3,500′ track at 632 miles per hour. In the process, Colonel Stapp experienced 46.2Gs of acceleration: the greatest ever endured by a test pilot. Utah is America's Deep Tech Frontier, the world's premier ecosystem for aerospace, defense, and cyber companies. Sign up for our newsletter Social LinkedIn Twitter Contact contact@47g.org © 2026 Privacy Policy Cookie Settings We use cookies on this website to optimize your experience, and the service we provide. Read more about the cookies we use on our Privacy Policy Accept & Continueenusen-US1772438281https://47g.org

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