From life experiences to mentors to “aha moments” to building self-awareness, becoming the kind of the leader that can help move the region forward doesn’t happen on accident—or overnight. We asked members of the Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation’s 41st Leadership Denver class how their year in this leadership development program has made an impact … Read Post
As owner and operator of 10 restaurants and brewpubs in Colorado, Lee Driscoll knows his business. In June, Breckenridge-Wynkoop will open The Farmhouse in Littleton, a new energy-efficient restaurant, tasting room and brewhouse. Outside the brewing world, Driscoll serves on the Executive Board of Directors of the Colorado Restaurant Association and the Cherry Creek North … Read Post
At the Chamber our focus is to put more Coloradans to work, including our veterans. Veterans bring transferable knowledge, leadership skills and a work ethic that makes them incredibly valuable employees. With more than 400,000 vets in Colorado and 30,000 vets in Denver, there’s a huge opportunity for businesses to take advantage of this great … Read Post
With a great mind for numbers and forthright approach, Dale Clack is considered one of the best small business consultants in the country.
There are very few things that we accomplish by ourselves. I’m reminded of that every day as I look around our region. From our FasTracks commuter rail project to our sports stadiums to our great arts and cultural programs to our airport, the Denver metro area wouldn’t be what it is today without people working … 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
They say necessity is the mother of invention. Well, geography must be part of it, too. Consider this: Colorado is the fifth most entrepreneurial state in the country, home to three of the top 15 innovative tech hubs (Boulder, Fort Collins and Denver) and five of the best cities in the U.S. to start a company (again Boulder, … Read Post
