Category: Business Altitude

4 Ways to Protect Your Business from Cybersecurity Breaches

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There isn’t much we do offline, and the same is true for business. Small businesses have embraced online technology for marketing campaigns, document storage,mobile communications, product delivery logistics, building access and financial transactions. Entrepreneurs benefit from the flexibility of being able to implement business technology and communications on a pay for-use basis rather than being forced to make significant capital investments that lock them into long-term relationships. With the … Read Post

Todd Munson Rolls Up His Sleeves as New Board Chair

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Christine Benero was working at Swansea Elementary School in Denver earlier this year when she looked up and noticed someone she knew. Benero, the president and CEO of Mile High United Way, was helping lead a service mission to spruce up the school. It was a Saturday. It was hot. And there in front of her, up to his ears in dirt, … Read Post

Marketing in a Digital World

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We’re all a little tech crazy, so if you want to get your business in front of a new audience, digital marketing seems like a no brainer. Easier said than done. How do business owners without a marketing background or a digital native millennial on call take advantage of the everchanging digital market? Though social media consumption is at an all-time high, social platforms are actually making it … Read Post

Denver, Comcast Attract Millennials with Quality of Life and Professional Purpose

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The secret is out: Denver is a great place to live and work. And millennials (people born from 1980 to 2000) are moving here in great numbers for the quality of life and strong job market. Millennials comprise Comcast’s largest client base, boasting the highest usage of broadband of any other group. They see the value in the product Comcast offers, and they use it almost constantly. … Read Post

Marshall Inspires Future Business Leaders

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A lifelong learner, Jenn Marshall is most in her element when working with teens as an adolescent and young adult life coach with SPHERE Education. She is also one of our most dedicated Chamber members, serving as a Leads Group ambassador, a role she helped create; recruiting new members; and continuously taking part in the events and programs the Chamber offers. Her passion, vision and integrity make her our summer … Read Post

Chamber Chair to Lt. Gov., Lynne Stays Rooted in Business

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Late this spring, Donna Lynne, the former executive vice president of the Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, received an important call—one that her “old fashioned” values couldn’t refuse—to return to government and serve under Gov. John Hickenlooper as Colorado’s lieutenant governor and chief operating officer. Lynne was enjoying her work—overseeing an $8 … Read Post

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