In Colorado, we love a good competition – whether we’re hitting the bumps, competing in a triathlon, strapping on our cleats for a match or cheering on our homegrown, world-class athletes. Soon, we may have the chance to show the world that this old cow town is all grown up and full of avid sports … Read Post
Last week, J. J. Ament, CEO of our Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation, and I wrote an op-ed that appeared in Colorado Politics. As legislators reconvene for the 2021 session today, we want to share our message with you. You can read the op-ed below or on the Colorado Politics website. We’ll make this brief. … Read Post
As professionals in an ever-changing world, it’s even more important to reflect on how to meet business goals, follow your passion and give back to your community. “Your Conversation With” on Oct. 29 provided clarity and insight into how Denver Metro Chamber affiliate leaders have done just that. Chamber President and CEO Kelly Brough was … Read Post
The presidential election may still be undecided, but we do know where Colorado voters came down on the key ballot issues for the business community. The Denver Metro Chamber took positions on eight issues. While results didn’t go as we had hoped for some issues, we’re proud of Colorado’s record voter turnout. Coloradans cast over … Read Post
A PEW RESEARCH STUDY REPORTS MORE than half of Americans find the internet to be essential during the COVID-19 outbreak. This finding is not surprising to many people who are reading this magazine; as business leaders and parents who are working and managing learning from home, we know a home internet connection is needed now … Read Post
The Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation will host the 2020 U.S. Senate Candidate Forum on Thursday, Oct. 15. The virtual event will give attendees the opportunity to hear from the candidates on key business issues, including economic development, the impact of COVID-19, job creation, education and health care. WHEN: Thursday, Oct. 15, 2020 9:30 a.m. … Read Post
When we looked out across the landscape in March 2020, and saw 500,000 Coloradans out of work and 500,000 students out of school, we knew the only way to help Colorado recover was to help employees safely return to work and help students safely return to school. To do that, employers needed timely and accurate … Read Post
