Meet Irene
Proven Leadership
Irene has an entrepreneurial spirit and has owned and operated several businesses over the past 25 years. Her diverse business experience has given her a rich background in retaining a valuable workforce around her, relating well with others in the community, and building successful organizations.
She knows how to manage a budget in lean times, and motivate others around her to successfully achieve their goals with limited resources.
She has been honored for her leadership in business throughout the valley as “Business Member of the Year” and “Business of the Year” by the Chamber of Commerce, and was elected as Chairman of the Board of the Chamber of Commerce.
She has been recognized for her honest and straight-forward manner in “getting-it-done!”
Community Commitment
Irene has a long history of being actively involved in the West Jordan community. She began her community involvement working on neighborhood zoning issues with the West Jordan City Council in 1993. She was an active participant with the West Jordan Citizens Forum. For many years she was a member of her local PTA Board involved on many projects to benefit our schools. And she has worked tirelessly as ambassador, fundraiser, and legislative committee representative for a local Chamber of Commerce.
Irene believes in creating a community in West Jordan that is both resident-friendly and business-friendly. She will continue to be a strong voice for the residents and businesses of our community!
Well-Grounded in Good Values
Irene was born in Pocatello, Idaho. While attending Brigham Young University, she met and married her spouse of 28 years, Trent Casper. They have three children and one grandchild. Irene and her family have lived in West Jordan for 20 years and have found it to be a great place to live and raise a family.
Irene has been active in contributing and participating in the recreational and cultural climate of our community. She believes in continuing to support and improve these activities and opportunities for the benefit of good family values.
Irene has an entrepreneurial spirit and has owned and operated several businesses over the past 25 years. Her diverse business experience has given her a rich background in retaining a valuable workforce around her, relating well with others in the community, and building successful organizations.
She knows how to manage a budget in lean times, and motivate others around her to successfully achieve their goals with limited resources.
She has been honored for her leadership in business throughout the valley as “Business Member of the Year” and “Business of the Year” by the Chamber of Commerce, and was elected as Chairman of the Board of the Chamber of Commerce.
She has been recognized for her honest and straight-forward manner in “getting-it-done!”
Community Commitment
Irene has a long history of being actively involved in the West Jordan community. She began her community involvement working on neighborhood zoning issues with the West Jordan City Council in 1993. She was an active participant with the West Jordan Citizens Forum. For many years she was a member of her local PTA Board involved on many projects to benefit our schools. And she has worked tirelessly as ambassador, fundraiser, and legislative committee representative for a local Chamber of Commerce.
Irene believes in creating a community in West Jordan that is both resident-friendly and business-friendly. She will continue to be a strong voice for the residents and businesses of our community!
Well-Grounded in Good Values
Irene was born in Pocatello, Idaho. While attending Brigham Young University, she met and married her spouse of 28 years, Trent Casper. They have three children and one grandchild. Irene and her family have lived in West Jordan for 20 years and have found it to be a great place to live and raise a family.
Irene has been active in contributing and participating in the recreational and cultural climate of our community. She believes in continuing to support and improve these activities and opportunities for the benefit of good family values.