The agriculture industry may be the last great digital frontier. It is the least digitized industry in the U.S. at a time when even the metrics for measuring tech adoption will be out of date the next day, according to a McKinsey Global Institute report. But, on the other side of the coin, those working … Read Post
The Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce’s Business Awards celebrate organizations from across the region who are leading in their field and making an impact in the community – writing our next chapter as a great community to live and do business. Meet the 2018 Large Nonprofit Organization of the Year finalists: Denver Urban Scholars, Emily … Read Post
Our evolution as a video-centric species has taken a quantum leap forward in the last decade. Screens capable of displaying top-quality video can now be found not just in the living room, but in virtually every board room, backpack and back pocket. For business, this rapid evolution presents enormous challenges, but the benefits – the … Read Post
Kent Dawson is no stranger to the hard work it takes to start his own business. He learned young as he and his brother Greg spent their summer breaks helping their grandparents tend to their farm. “Spending time on ‘The Farm’ was no picnic: this wasn’t one of those grandparents spoiling the grandkids situation. It … Read Post
How has your business responded when things went wrong? In the aftermath of Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, two Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce members stepped up for their teams, customers and the communities affected. Find out how they gave back – and how your business can be better prepared. Beyond business Scott Teel and … Read Post
Tis the season to give – and to give back to those who serve the community. For 125 years, the Denver Rescue Mission has served the homeless and poor through emergency services, rehabilitation, transitional programs and community outreach. On Thursday, Dec. 21, proceeds from the silent auction at the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce’s Net90 … Read Post
As a business, you look for ways to cut your overhead costs – have you thought about how your monthly utilities bill plays into your business’ overall revenue? In Colorado the average monthly commercial electricity bill is $449, which ranks 42nd in the nation. Colorado spends almost 29 percent less than the nation, but even … Read Post
