When it comes to running a business, we’re consumed by the day-to-day of working with our clients, measuring our profit and loss statements and building future business. But what part of your day are you devoting to the ethical leadership in your business? Are you building a team focused on integrity, trust and accountability? If … Read Post
As legislators of the Colorado General Assembly prepare to start the 2019 session on Friday, Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Kelly Brough encouraged a focus on the issues foundational to our economy – infrastructure, education and health care. “These three pillars are the fundamental responsibility of government, and in Colorado all three … Read Post
Over one thousand business leaders will celebrate the National Western Stock Show, the business of agriculture and the region’s western heritage while supporting scholarships for future farmers and ranchers at the 25th annual Boots ’n Business luncheon on Friday, Jan. 11. WHAT: This sold-out luncheon draws business and civic leaders to kick off the 113th … Read Post
Between Thanksgiving and the New Year, there are lots of gatherings of families, co-workers, clients and customers as we celebrate the holidays and welcome 2019 together. I recently heard someone speaking about the Latin root of “company.” (‘Com’ means ‘together’ and, ‘panis’ means ‘bread.’) So, it translates to breaking bread together, “bread fellow” or somebody with … Read Post
We know that policy significantly impacts our companies, and it’s critical that no matter how big or small your organization is that your voice is heard at the Capitol. The Chamber works with all 3,000 of our members to ensure our business voice is heard during each session. With members from such diverse industry, size … Read Post
Read about our members in the news: Moore Communications, CCIG and University of Colorado Boulder. 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 … Read Post
Holidays – they’re time for family, friends and maybe the occasional eggnog, but they also are one of the busiest times of the year. Even though it’s a busy time of year, employee levels drop by 52 percent between mid-December and the New Year. Here are five tips to keep your team productive this holiday … Read Post
