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The Information and Communications Technology program at DU explores converging technological and business elements of IT, providing graduates a distinct competitive edge throughout their careers. Offered online and on campus, classes help students develop innovative solutions to real-world challenges. |
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Asking the correct questions is crucial for the survival of your business and affects your earnings. The ability to ask questions is a make-or-break factor in the sales process. By Liz Wendling
No payment method is immune to the threat of fraud.The good news? As the threat of fraud continues and evolves, so do the defenses that can help mitigate risk. By Chris Ross
Junior Achievement is the world's largest organization dedicated to inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a global economy. (Watch an interview with CEO Robin Wise.)
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These standouts of Colorado’s next generation of business leaders do more than make decisions and count nickels – they practice what they preach and live – and thrive on the cutting edge. By Eric Peterson
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ColoradoBiz CEO of the Year
ColoradoBiz is seeking candidates for its CEO of the Year program. In partnership with the Association for Corporate Growth, we are ranking and identifying Colorado's top businesses and business leaders. Twenty-five finalists, eight each from small (fewer than 100 employees), medium (100 to 249 employees), and large businesses (250 or more employees) and one overall winner will be selected and featured in the December issue of ColoradoBiz. Honorees and dignitaries including past finalists and winners will be recognized at an awards reception in January. CEO of the Year rankings will be at the discretion of the judging panel,which will select candidates based on financial success, community leadership and long-term operational excellence. We are inviting nominations from the business community. Please address the three areas above in no more than 500 words. Submissions are due by the close of business, 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 17. Send nominations to Mike Cote at mcote@cobizmag.com.
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Family Business Council, an educational forum for family-managed firms, presents these programs:
October 6, Developing Management Teams; November 10, Family Business Compensation; December 8; Managing Personalities and Family Dynamics.
Register at BC@AdvancingFamilyEnterprise.com or call 720-216-0268
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