FEBRUARY MEMBER NEWS KLJ Engineering LLC welcomed Jason Reimer, P.E., to its Grand Junction office. Reimer will be working as a civil engineer and project manager in KLJ’s Civil Transportation Department. Before joining KLJ, Reimer worked on numerous diverse projects that included drainage and civil site design, municipal engineering, municipal water distribution and sanitary sewer … Read Post
JANUARY MEMBER NEWS Our members work hard every day to make the Denver metro area a great place to do business. We want to keep you in the know about the important work of our members, whether they are opening new business locations, hiring more people or creating new partnerships. Read about our members in … Read Post
Students Are Starting to Plan Their Next Steps It may be single digits outside, but many students are already thinking about where they’ll spend their summer. Have you thought about what internships your business may have available? The Denver Metro Chamber’s Prosper CO has launched an internships and apprenticeships section on our Job Board. When … Read Post
The Chamber supports an employer’s right to set their own policies for their employees, as every workplace is unique and requires different rules for health, safety and functionality. We keep this in mind as House Bill 1152 works its way through the legislature. This bill prohibits employers from taking adverse action against an employee who uses retail or medical … Read Post
We were saddened to learn about the passing of Joe Blake, former Denver Metro Chamber president and CEO. Here is a statement from J. J. Ament, friend of Joe and president and CEO of the Denver Metro Chamber. Joe Blake was one of the best among us – and with a really interesting and pretty … Read Post
DENVER – The Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce has named 17 organizations as finalists for its 2022 Business Awards, presented by BOK Financial, recognizing the best in the Denver Metro area business community. A winner will be chosen for each of six categories: disruptor, large nonprofit, woman or BIPOC-owned, small business, small nonprofit and start-up. … Read Post
This past Thursday, Colorado Senate President Leroy Garcia announced that he is resigning from his role effective Feb. 23 to take a position in President Joe Biden’s administration. Sen. Garcia has been president of the Colorado state Senate since 2019 and was only three weeks into his final session when he made this announcement. While Sen. Garcia’s … Read Post
