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N888KG LLC is a single-purpose entity formed on July 20, 2022, under Utah file number 12947959-0161, classified as a foreign limited liability company (likely incorporated elsewhere but registered to operate in Utah). It is actively maintained for aircraft ownership, a common structure for privacy, asset protection, and tax purposes in aviation. The LLC's registered agent and principal contact is Derek Porter Maxfield, listed at the principal address of 4101 N Thanksgiving Way, Suite 420, Lehi, UT 84043. No other members, managers, or beneficial owners are publicly disclosed in Utah's business filings, which is typical for such entities unless required by law developer with a computer science degree from Brigham Young University (BYU). He co-founded NetSteps LLC (a web development firm) in 2000, serving as CTO until around 2012. He then founded Younique LLC in 2012, a multi-level marketing cosmetics company based in Lehi, where he was CEO until 2019. Younique grew rapidly but faced controversies, including lawsuits over product claims and internal disputes, leading to Maxfield's departure. He has since focused on philanthropy and lower-profile ventures.
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Family and Philanthropy Ties: Maxfield is married to Shelaine Maxfield, who serves as president and board chair of the Younique Foundation (rebranded as Saprea in 2020), a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting survivors of childhood sexual abuse through education, therapy, and advocacy. The foundation operates from the same building complex (Suite 100 at 4101 N Thanksgiving Way). The couple has five children and resides in the Lehi/Provo area. Derek has been involved in Saprea's initiatives, including speaking engagements on trauma recovery.
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No Direct Link to Other Tenants: The address is part of the Thanksgiving Point business campus, which hosts multiple unrelated companies. For example:
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Revver Inc. (formerly eFileCabinet Inc., a document management software firm) occupies Suite 200; it was founded in 2001 by James Blaylock (current chairman) and is led by CEO Jesse Wood since 2016. Revver has raised ~$37M in funding from investors like Signal Peak Ventures but has no apparent ownership ties to Maxfield or N888KG LLC.
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Other tenants include digital agencies (e.g., Big Leap, Leadgenix) and real estate firms (e.g., STACK Infrastructure), but public records show no shared ownership or operational links to the LLC.
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Aviation-Specific Details: The Bombardier Challenger 300 (serial number 20402, built 2013) is the sole asset tied to N888KG LLC in FAA records. It holds RVSM (Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum) approval for high-altitude operations and is operated under Part 91 (private use), not for charter. Flight tracking is often blocked by the owner on platforms like FlightAware, limiting public visibility. Recent X discussions (as of September 10, 2025) speculate on a flight from Provo Municipal Airport (PVU) post a local shooting incident, noting temporary ADS-B transponder dropout—possibly due to terrain interference in mountainous Utah rather than illegality—but no confirmed ties to the event.
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