In 1727, Ben Franklin started a “mutual improvement club,” which he called a Junto. None of you will be surprised to hear that I had to look that word up. The definition of Junto is a group of people drawn together for a common purpose. And, like you I thought: What the … That’s the … Read Post
Chamber Testifies to Protect Education Reform Policies On Thursday afternoon, Chamber Government Relations Vice President Mizraim Cordero testified in opposition to two bills that would remove key measures of students and accountability for educators. Both bills died in the committee. Senate Bill 67 would eliminate the requirement that at least half of a teacher or … Read Post
There’s a new season upon us. Don’t let that 70-degree weather we’ve been having fool you—it’s not quite spring yet. We’re smack dab in the middle of tax season. Don’t let this part of your business frustrate or confuse you—and don’t put it off. We have a few tips for you, and some resources, to … Read Post
From advocating for communities around Colorado to empowering women in Denver and across the globe, Stephanie Donner leads by “meeting people where they are” to create collaborative, innovative and connected communities. Donner’s career has included a variety of roles that all were inspired by her desire to be a small part of something larger: “When … Read Post
For Greg Greenwood, leadership starts with serving others. From mentoring youth to building connections for business owners, Greenwood has a knack for bridging gaps and bringing people together to achieve a greater impact. He believes strongly that “all boats will rise together if a purpose greater than ourselves is at the forefront of our actions,” … Read Post
Driven by a desire to give back to the community that has supported his family since the founding of Seattle Fish Co. in 1918, James Iacino stands behind his company’s vision of sustainably feeding people and communities. As a third-generation business owner, Iacino worked his way through the company, learning not only the family business, … Read Post
A bill to address the onslaught of litigation that is suffocating development of entry-level housing was introduced at the Capitol this week. Current laws allow lawsuits on behalf of all homeowners’ association members to be filed with the approval of as few as two condo owners. This law has been exploited, leading to widespread litigation … Read Post
