Author: ColoradoBiz Staff
GenXYZ 2022: Daniel Ramirez
Meet Daniel Ramirez, Co-CEO, Los Dos Potrillos in Centennial, CO.
GenXYZ 2022: Simone D. Ross
Meet Simone D. Ross, CEO of Colorado Women's Chamber of Commerce.
GenXYZ 2022: Nina Vendhan
Meet Nina Vendhan, Chief of Staff & Product Manager at Studio Management in Denver, Colorado.
GenXYZ 2022: Neil Fisher
Meet Neil Fisher, the Co-Founder & Co-Owner of Weldwerks Brewing Co.
GenXYZ 2022: Alejandra Harvey
At just 36 years old, Alejandra Harvey serves as the CEO of Tendit Group.
Women to Watch: PNC Bank
Every woman in business has her own story, and we present a few of them in this special advertising section with profiles specifically designed to show the person — the face, if you will — behind the business or organization that she has helped build or nurture.
Women to Watch: Trio Design
With women making up 85% of our leadership team, TRIO is shaking up the construction and interior design industry.
Women to Watch: Tendit Group
Meet Alejandra Harvey, CEO of Tendit Group.
Women to Watch: Vectra Bank
Meet Megan Severs — SVP and Public Finance Relationship Manager for Vectra Bank Colorado.
Women to Watch: Junior Achievement
Meet the women striving to build a better tomorrow with Junior Achievement.
Women to Watch: Crestone Capital
Meet Ronda Vitrano — champion of identifying, developing, and retaining top talent at Crestone Capital.
Best Places’ Ranking Stokes Cities’ Space Rivalry
Drawing Conclusions: U.S. News & World Report releases annual ranking of the Best Places to Live, Colorado cities among them.
Top Entrepreneur Finalist: Katherine Wells
Founder and CEO | Serenity Engage, Denver
Top Entrepreneur Finalist: Thierry Schellenbach
Co-Founder and CEO | Stream, Boulder
Top Entrepreneur Finalist: Jenn Knight, CTO and Niji Sabharwal, CEO
Co-Founders | AgentSync, Denver
Top Entrepreneur Finalist: Helen Young Hayes
Founder and CEO | Activate Workforce Solutions, Denver
Storefront pilot program ‘pops up’ on 16th Street Mall
State of the State: Selected entrepreneurs will receive $20,000 in support and temporary retail space.
DIY Movers Hauled In and Out of Denver in 2021
State of the State: Drawing Conclusions
Colorado company approved for rural Jump-Start
Seventh company in Mesa County to join tax credit program in 2021
The Face of Equestrian Real Estate
Meet Suzy Sweitzer of Re/Max
