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What's important to understand is that the long list of "required" competencies companies use is the wrong way to go about finding the right people. By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
The desire to help everyone, the motivating force behind health care professions, is often the same force that presents challenges when trying to create a profitable business. By Teri Karjala
A closer look at economic and market trends reveals numerous reasons for continuing to diversify with investments from around the world. By Mike Shafai
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Now in its 24th year, the Top Company program recognizes outstanding firms headquartered in Colorado or with a significant presence here, based on three factors: financial performance, community involvement and outstanding achievement.
L.A’s Dawes proves to be legitimate folk rock successors to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and worthy contemporaries to more eclectic acts like Wilco. By Mike Cote
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 ColoradoBiz’s genXYZ program recognizes outstanding Colorado business and community leaders under the age of 39. Each finalist represents the diversity of Colorado and includes those who have had great accomplishments and made significant contributions to their businesses, industries and communities. Register for VIP Access, Corporate Package, Individual and more TODAY!
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Colorado-based Empowerment International (EI) is hosting an exhibition and auction of photographs taken by Nicaraguan children at 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 8 at the Roots Yoga Center in Denver. Tickets are $35, and all proceeds go directly to the EI education programs in Nicaragua.
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