The Ups and Downs of Advancement
Considering all of the technological advances the phone has taken in the ensuing 35 years, shouldn’t a 2018 elevator simply teleport me from the lobby to the sky deck?
The Lagging State of Mental-Health Care
Findings on mental health are concerning, with 11.8 percent of Coloradans reporting poor mental health, up from 9.9 percent in 2015.
Western Slope Towns Extend Music Industry's Reach
Places such as Crestone, Ridgway, Rangely and Pueblo are regional hubs of dynamic music scenes.
5 Rules to Retain a Quality Staff
Create an environment where trust and respect are valued at all levels of your organization, and a positive culture will emerge genuinely.
Getting an A+ in Making the World a Better Place
Local colleges and universities are offering programs in social entrepreneurship, also called social enterprise, in Colorado and beyond to meet this evolving student demand.
Executive Wheels: 10-Year-Old Guts in a 2018 Model
In the subsequent 10 years the competition – chiefly Mercedes, BMW, Audi, Infiniti, Land Rover on the large SUV side – have advanced significantly when it comes to styling and engines.
How to Hit Your Stride
Maintaining a quick walking pace has been shown to be on par with running when it comes to lowering the risk of high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes.
SportsBiz: XFL Me, Baby
This time the XFL, the league that for one shining year gave you barely dressed cheerleaders, jerseys bearing unfathomable nicknames, trick plays, Rod Smart and an MVP in the form of Tommy Maddox (yes, Broncos fans, that Tommy Maddox), the league whose three-letter acronym Vince McMahon apparently kept on a low simmer all these years at the U.S. Patent & Trademark office, is back in business.
Cultural Leadership Honor Awarded to Cecily Cullen
She started at the center 16 yeas ago as a volunteer, also dedicating time to the board of director for the Cherry Creek Arts Festival, Wonderbound Dance Company, the Colorado Attorneys for the Arts and more.
Broomfield Lawyer Honored for Pro Bono Services Extended to Creatives
The Broomfield-based lawyer provides legal services to artists and enhances creative vitality through volunteerism.
Hal Logan Receives the 2018 John Madden Jr. Leadership Honor
More than 30 years later, the Colorado Business Committee for the Arts honored Logan for his contributions to the creative economy with the John Madden Jr. Leadership award in 2018.
Kate Perdoni's Imagination and Inspiration Invigorate Colorado Springs
Honored for leading the future of the state's cultural economy, spearheading growth and collaborations, Colorado Springs' rising professional, Kate Perdoni received recognition from the Colorado Business Committee for the Arts in 2018 with the EY Next Wave Leadership Award.
