The session came to a close earlier this month after 116 days of work. While technically four days short of a typical legislative session, this session felt longer. We are still recovering from a global pandemic, and the scope of legislative issues and the volume of bills really kept us hopping. For you, our members, … Read Post
Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce Hosts 2021 State of the State Presented by Xcel Energy Virtual Event Featured Remarks from Gov. Jared Polis, Commentary from the Chamber’s Kelly Brough and a Panel of Business Leaders for a Discussion on Economic Development and Policy DENVER – Today, the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce gathered to reflect … Read Post
There is no question that we are all excited that this summer is shaping up to be much better than the last. More and more Colorado counties are reaching the 70% mark of eligible residents vaccinated, which means we can gather (both indoors and outdoors), reconnect and celebrate in person with our colleagues, friends and … Read Post
Workers’ Rights Act Legislation Meets Its End A bill we opposed and have been updating you on most of this session, Senate Bill 176, “Protecting Opportunities and Workers’ Rights Act,” was postponed indefinitely in the House Judiciary Committee on Monday. While we agree that no employee should endure discrimination or harassment, we had concerns about … Read Post
When Gina Ventola was doing research in how to effectively market a small business shortly after the launch of Ventola Law in 2013, she stumbled upon an article from the Small Business Administration that recommended getting involved with a community organization. After some research, Ventola found the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce as the organization … Read Post
This year’s unprecedented legislative session is coming to a close. We anticipate legislators will wrap things up sometime next week, and we will continue to update you on priority bills as they advance through the legislative process. There are bills that concern us, as well as legislation we’re proud to see advance for our state. … Read Post
I don’t know how to begin – so let me just say it. I am writing to let you know that I have decided to transition from the Chamber. It’s been both an honor and a challenge to work on your behalf these past 12 years and I’m forever grateful for the opportunity and support. … Read Post
