The Board of Trustees and Investment Committee of The Catholic Foundation of Northern Colorado have developed a new approach to directing the investments in their Foundation’s portfolio. These efforts are now spearheaded by Denver-based Innovest Portfolio Solutions.
Checkoff Colorado allows taxpayers to make voluntary contributions to their favorite charitable organizations when they file their state income tax return.
Denver lawyers are tightening their laces in preparation for the Legal Industry Division of the Corporate Cup Legal Challenge at the Colfax Marathon on May 15.
Colorado Business Committee for the Arts (CBCA) announced the winners of the 2016 Business for the Arts Awards at its annual luncheon on March 9. This signature event honored companies and individuals for their exemplary partnerships and engagement with the arts.
YAAG recognizes design excellence among emerging professionals (architects licensed for 10 years or less), interns and students from across Colorado.
Colorado Athletic Club has opened the doors at its Union Station location, occupying the entire second floor of 1601 Wewatta Street in the Lower Downtown (LoDo) district in Denver.
Colorado Enterprise Fund (CEF) is celebrating its 40th anniversary of making a positive impact in Colorado’s economy by supporting small businesses in local communities.
Alpine Bank is among this year’s nominees for the International Green Industry Hall of Fame (IGIHOF). The 2015 Hall of Fame inductees will be recognized at the sixth annual IGIHOF Conference and Induction Ceremony on March 9 in Clovis, Calif.
Founded by Mary Nord Cook, former Medical Director of the Department of Psychiatry at the Children’s Hospital Colorado, EMPOWER Centers has a core group of social workers and therapists.
Vegas might be placing its bets on the Carolina Panthers, but Roger Staubach and JLL commercial real estate experts predict a victory for the Denver Broncos this Sunday at Levi’s Stadium in San Francisco.
It has helped 8,640 students, raised $70 million and launched 90 companies. The 3 Day Startup program, an experiential entrepreneurship program, is coming to Colorado State University in February.
Mayor Michael B. Hancock has proclaimed Friday, Jan. 22 as Orange Friday in Denver to support the Denver Broncos leading up to their AFC Championship game against the New England Patriots.
Treanor Architects of Lawrence, Kan. has merged with H+L Architecture, which is headquartered in Denver.
Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker traveled to Denver as a part of the “State of the Union: Cabinet in your Community” national road tour for a live discussion at The Commons on Champa. The conversation highlighted hopeful opportunities, challenges and calls-to-action.
In his annual State of the State address, Gov. John Hickenlooper proclaimed Mesa County Colorado’s first “Rural Jump-Start Zone.” The initiative, led by the Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT), will establish tax-free zones in rural areas.
Colorado State University’s College of Business has been recognized as an outstanding provider of online graduate education programs for 2016 by U.S. News and World Report.
Since it seems Donald Trump is on everyone’s radar screen, I decided that I must write a column on “The Donald.” Before you roll your eyes and prepare to tune out another political rant, let me assure you that my focus is purely related to intellectual property.
As U.S. crude oil prices hover around $40 per barrel, challenging real estate decisions lie ahead for energy companies and property investors alike. However, opportunity remains for those companies who can afford to make strategic moves and know where to look.
Mesa County has applied to participate in the Rural Jump-Start Zone Tax Credit Program, a new program designed to grow the economies of rural areas in Colorado.
Boulder-based FATE Brewing Co. plans to increase its capacity with the expansion into the space that formerly housed Avery Brewing Co. for more than 20 years.
The State of Colorado’s Economic Development Commission (EDC) has approved the National Western Center for $121.5 million in funding through the Regional Tourism Act (RTA).
Colorado’s ski industry generates a $4.8 billion annual economic impact, comprising a significant portion of the state’s tourism and recreation sectors.
ARA, a Newmark Company (ARA Newmark), has sold Alturas at Bell Tower, a 60-unit asset located at 1130 Bell Tower Heights in Colorado Springs.
ARA, A Newmark Company (ARA Newmark) has facilitated the sale of Village West, a 58-unit property located at 12155 West 58th Place in Arvada.
