The 2023 Colorado Legislative Session Hits the Halfway Mark This week marks the official halfway point of the 120-day legislative session. The Chamber has weighed in on almost 40 bills thus far. You can find all Chamber bill positions on our policy page. With well over 400 bills introduced and making their way through the … Read Post
The Chamber Engages with City Council Candidates The Chamber is committed to deepening our relationship with Denver’s municipal leaders. We invited all of the candidates running for Denver City Council to the Chamber in an effort to explain what we as an organization do and who the Denver business community is. We want to thank … Read Post
Our focus has always been on making our region a great place to live and do business, and it’s no secret that the upcoming Denver municipal election will play a pivotal role in shaping our success. As we look forward to the years ahead, we believe it is essential that the business community and Denver … Read Post
Photo provided by Dave Anderson at InSync Photography + Design. View all event photos. DENVER—Feb. 15, The Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce and Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation (EDC) hosted their inaugural Toward a More Competitive Colorado (TMCC) event, in partnership with the University of Colorado Denver Business School. This event coincides with the release … Read Post
Having a diverse energy portfolio is vital to a healthy economy and energy sector. Natural gas, solar and wind all play unique and essential parts in Colorado’s energy production. As Governor Polis continues to push his 100% renewable agenda, we have seen more and more aggressive regulations and attacks aimed at the oil and gas … Read Post
Close to 300 Bills Introduced in First 19 Days of Session The General Assembly has been in session for three weeks, and already there have been almost 300 bills introduced. The legislature’s fast pace this year has included a slew of bills around housing policy. Housing is one of the Chamber’s top three policy priorities. … Read Post
The Fight for Space Command The Chamber has been an active voice on the continued tug-of-war over keeping U.S. Space Command headquarters in Colorado versus its potential relocation to Alabama. Space Command is a key military and economic asset to Colorado, and with the nation’s second-largest aerospace economy, Colorado offers one of the country’s most … Read Post
