Colorado Celebrates National Small Business Development Center Day DENVER – The Colorado Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Network, a division of the Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT), is celebrating National SBDC Day today, Wednesday, March 17. SBDC Day is a national proclamation of the vital impact that America’s SBDCs have on economic
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,”
How you connect with your customers is just as important as who your customers are in today’s digital world. There are multiple platforms in digital marketing to connect with your customers, from Facebook to LinkedIn to Snapchat; all can help strengthen your businesses presence. But why digital marketing? “It’s so efficient and trackable. It’s very
Would you let a teenager design your company’s new logo? When the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce took on the Denver Opportunity Youth Initiative to connect businesses with opportunity youth, we knew that internships and experiential learning opportunities would help students and employers think differently about how we learn and how Colorado builds its talent
Business leaders and elected officials will celebrate Small Business Saturday by visiting food-focused businesses in the RiNo neighborhood of Denver Saturday morning. WHAT: The day after Black Friday marks Small Business Saturday, a day to support the local businesses that create jobs, boost the economy and preserve neighborhoods around the country. WHO: Denver Mayor Michael
One thousand business leaders will hear about the impact of the approval of 2C to revitalize the National Western Stock Show and celebrate the region’s western heritage while supporting scholarships for future farmers and ranchers at the 22nd annual Boots ’n Business luncheon on Friday, Jan. 8. WHAT: This luncheon draws business and civic leaders
Every day, more than 1 million people become victims of cybercrime, according to a study by Symantec, the computer security company. Hackers are typically to blame. But employees also can unintentionally trigger attacks if, for example, they happen to click on a malicious link. Here are 9 ways your employees can join you in the battle
