Do you feel like your work routine is the same every single day? Don’t wait for that Groundhog Day feeling before you make a change. Try these five tips break away from your work rut and bring more spontaneity and creativity into your work. Bring on a new challenge: Often unhappiness at work can just … Read Post
Yesterday, Chamber President and CEO Kelly Brough joined numerous business and community leaders to voice strong opposition against House Bill 1013, which would allow discrimination against members of the GLBTQ community. The bill died in the State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee. This marks the third session where the Chamber has stood in opposition to … Read Post
Growth in the IT-software industry cluster nearly doubled over the previous year, making it Metro Denver’s fastest growing industry in 2016, according to the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation’s (Metro Denver EDC) 11th-annual Industry Cluster Study released today. The study, completed by the Metro Denver EDC’s Chief Economist Patty Silverstein and Senior Economist Lisa Strunk of Development Research … Read Post
The strength and diversity of Metro Denver’s economy will ensure the region continues to thrive in the upcoming year, according to the 2017 Metro Denver Economic Forecast presented today at Vectra Bank‘s 24th Annual Economic Forecast breakfast. The event took place at the Marriott City Center. Patty Silverstein, chief economist for the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation (Metro Denver EDC), presented the … Read Post
Information technology (IT), it can be your company’s secret weapon or your greatest downfall – depending on how you leverage your IT. Chamber member Allen Technology Advising is helping businesses ensure that their IT is up to speed. We sat down with President and Founder Ben Allen to learn more about the company and the … Read Post
Chamber Opposes Repeal of Health Exchange Earlier this month, the Chamber joined more than 100 organizations in asking incoming federal leadership to be thoughtful about their approach to health care reform and to not repeal the Affordable Care Act before a replacement option is determined. We feel that repealing the Colorado Health Benefit Exchange, as … Read Post
2017 is a big year for us: The Chamber has been around for 150 years. But the truth is we’re not simply celebrating that we have survived that long—it’s the work that this organization has accomplished along the way that is so impressive. And, that work shows our unwavering commitment to making our community the … Read Post
