Yes, I know, I know, email — We’re all drowning in it. Who in the world needs more emails in their inbox? Yet, do a quick Google search for the phrase “companies using email marketing,” and you will quickly find examples of companies crushing it with email marketing. So why are these companies using email … Read Post
Bills Roll in as Session Completes Week 1 The 2020 legislative session is off and running and, as always, the Chamber is there to advocate for Colorado’s business community. We believe that the 2019 session was a good preview for what we’re facing in 2020, and that means we’re in for a challenging 120 days (only … Read Post
Colorado Leads in Race to Train, Attract and Keep Strong Workforce In a knowledge-based economy, talent drives success. As businesses compete for that talent and look for ways to stand out from the competition, a number of organizations have emerged to help companies find the right talent at the right time. Unsurprisingly, many of those … Read Post
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 the news: Lyft … Read Post
We are on the fourth day of the legislative session (so, 116 to go ?), and there’s already a lot happening that directly impacts business. Family and Medical Leave Task Force Releases Final Report Last session the top priority for the Chamber was the paid family and medical leave proposal that would have created a … Read Post
The National Western Center is putting down roots as home of the “New West” – and what better place than where old and new meet at the National Western Stock Show stockyards? “We’re all so excited for the future of the National Western Center,” Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Kelly Brough told … Read Post
Following months of meetings, studies, actuarial reports and public comment, the task force appointed to study paid family and medical leave for Colorado released a report still recommending that legislators create a state-run program. In 2019, legislators considered a bill to create a mandatory state-run program funded through a $2 billion payroll tax on employers … Read Post
