It’s no secret that the Denver metro area is a great place to do business. Here are the top seven reasons to do business in Colorado: Seven: We are competitive. Home to seven major professional sports teams, the Denver metro area ranks seventh best for sports travel, according to Hotels.com and SeatGeek. Six: We use … Read Post
Today more than 100 businesses joined community leaders in Denver for the first Health Means Business forum. The forum, cohosted with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, was the first of 10 discussions that will focus on the links between health and economic opportunity. Business of all sizes can … Read Post
Over recent years, more and more people have opted to bike on their commute to work. In fact, the number of people traveling to work by bike increased about 60 percent over the past decade. There are some obvious benefits to biking, like improving your health and the environment, but recent studies have found that … Read Post
Did you know that the majority of Coloradans get their health insurance through an employer? As employers, we know this is not only an extremely important benefit but also one that represents a significant cost to all of us as well. We assume our coverage will handle any medical costs that could arise. But you may … Read Post
Over the past year the Chamber has gone through an interior and exterior renovation. And, it’s totally changing the way we work. We’re healthy. Our standing desks, treadmill desk from OfficeScapes and showers to encourage commuting by bike or working out over lunch promote movement and wellness. Don’t forget to take a look at our … Read Post
The most revolutionary tool in health care is in your pocket. Today, 64 percent of American adults own a smartphone. And whether it’s an Android or an Apple, tech and health care leaders agree that it is transforming how people take care of themselves. With a massive health care industry and access to an innovative, entrepreneurial community, leaders in this new front … Read Post
When starting a new job, a coworker deftly warned me—“Watch what you eat here. This place is worse that freshman 15.” With so many meetings hosted in the space, there seemed to be endless opportunities to snack. Match that with sitting all day, and it became clear—my job was not great for my health. But, … Read Post
