Colorado is consistently ranked as one of the most physically active states in the country, but are we leaders in civic health? Earlier this month, six major Colorado civic institutions, including the Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation, released the Colorado Civic Health Index, a report measure how actively citizens engage in their communities through activities … Read Post
Strategies for solving challenges related to the top five business issues—water, education, energy, transportation along Interstate 70 and engaging independent voters—were shared by Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce leadership at the Chamber’s 130th annual meeting this afternoon. “We have to come together as a community today to tackle some of the toughest issues we face,” … Read Post
An employee gets injured on the job. What do you do? After asking those critical questions—“Are you okay? What hurts? What can I do to help?”—and getting them what they need, then what? That’s when the claims process starts. Knowing what steps to take beyond filing the initial claim can help mitigate your risks. Your … Read Post
For many of us, Labor Day is the signal that summer is ending and school is beginning. But Labor Day was established at a time in our country (way back in 1894) when industrialization required that more managers begin to see workers less as an input into the business and more as the critical element … Read Post
Nearly 150 years ago, the Chamber was formed to keep our economy and our community on track and connect Colorado to the nation by rail. Today we face a new set of challenges. At this year’s Annual Meeting, on Sept. 12 at the Marriott City Center, you’ll hear how we plan to tackle five pivotal … Read Post
No matter what your reason for joining the Chamber, there are countless ways to get involved. If you’re new to the Chamber, follow the advice of these four members for tips on how to dive in. 1. Get out there! “As much as we want the best leads and opportunities to happen overnight, you need … Read Post
