Sean D. Reyes served as Utah’s 21st Attorney General for three elected terms from 2013 to 2025. He was the first minority elected statewide in Utah history and the first U.S. attorney general of Filipino or Native Hawaiian heritage.

A proud American, General Reyes was also among the longest-serving minority statewide officials in U.S. history, representing his Pacific Islander, Asian, and Hispanic roots. He advised presidential administrations and Congress, held elected leadership roles among the nation’s attorneys general, and guided major constitutional litigation that delivered significant victories for families, businesses, and consumers.

Leaving a successful private-sector legal and business career, Reyes became Attorney General at age 42, bringing fresh emphasis on innovation, integrity, compassion, and public-private partnerships to protect children, seniors, and families. Drawing on his international business experience, he expanded Utah’s and America’s relationships with foreign governments, global companies, and NGOs.

His tenure featured transformative technology and public-safety initiatives that strengthened communities in Utah and beyond, creating a lasting legacy.

Today, he advises high-level clients—including family offices, founders, funds, Fortune 500 companies, C-suites, celebrities, and athletes—on legal, regulatory, cybersecurity, physical security, capital deployment, strategic partnerships, political navigation, and social-impact philanthropy.

A sought-after speaker, Reyes shares insights on faith, miracles, and the American Dream drawn from his own life and his family’s immigrant journey. He speaks domestically and internationally on leadership, motivation, geopolitics, innovation, human rights, and culture.