Organizers will initially select sessions from a list of more than 100 ideas submitted by Coloradans earlier this year to fill eight tracks. In addition, they are opening the call for session submissions and ideas again to address the pandemic.
Colorado Restaurant Response’s model is to re-hire and keep restaurant workers employed, preparing ready-to-eat, nutritious meals. Meals are distributed to food insecure families, unemployed service workers and frontline workers in partnership with the Denver Metro Emergency Food Network and Bondadosa.
In order to help Denver-area food banks move the large quanities of product being donated, John Faulkner, the president of FMH Material Handling Solutions and a forty-seven-year veteran of the material handling industry, is donating electric pallet jacks to these local food banks.
Saturn Five, a Denver-based startup studio, launched face2face, a new initiative to curb the spread of COVID-19 by getting surgical masks into the hands of people who can afford to buy them, as well as those who can’t. The initiative gives one surgical mask to a homeless shelter for every mask consumers purchase.
BKD Cyber’s Virtual Chief Information Officer Advisor Services help organizations offset the full cost of hiring a full-time CIO by leveraging the tool's years of experience operating in diverse IT environments, technical background and familiarity with a broad range of IT core platforms and technologies.
The Denver-based bank will make significant contributions to the Denver Health Foundation COVID-19 Urgent Response Fund, the Food Bank of the Rockies and the Denver Economic Development & Opportunity’s Small Business Relief Fund.
Food and groceries feel more important than ever during the COVID-19 situation. In response, Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture Kate Greenberg reminds every Colorado resident how local food is adding extra value to our lives and, of course, to the grocery shelves.
FoodMaven is temporarily opening its inventory to consumers this week to support food security in Colorado communities. Bulk food items will be available from FoodMaven through a pickup or delivery option.
The City and County of Denver is committed to identifying, developing and implementing local programs, including financial and wrap-around services, to support Denver business owners and their employees affected by the city’s public health response to COVID-19. The city is creating an initial relief fund of $4 million to support small businesses during this time
All of Colorado industries have been banding together to fight the rising coronavirus pandemic. And on March 13, Bryan Leach, founder and CEO of Ibotta, alongside 37 other Colorado technology company CEOs co-signed a statement on how to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the state.
Amid the outbreak and lockdown, the community has come together to find resources for the creative industry to manage the impact of the crisis. Bonfils-Stanton Foundation, TRG Arts and CBCA are rising to provide resources and aid to those cultural organizations and artists that are affected.
Norwich University’s College of Graduate and Continuing Studies postponed the grand opening event of its Denver office on March 25. Norwich University is tentatively planning to reschedule the event for fall 2020.
These loans can provide vital economic support to small businesses to help overcome the temporary loss of revenue they are experiencing. Learn more about the process for accessing SBA's coronavirus disaster relief lending.
Recognizing the best in the Denver metro area, 18 organizations have been named as finalists for the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce’s 2020 Business Awards, presented by BOK Financial.
The property is immediately south of the current Sky Ridge Medical Center Campus and is the second-to-last parcel for sale in RidgeGate’s West Village. Sky Ridge Medical Center will use the site for future growth opportunities.
In its annual review of the largest publicly traded banks and thrifts, Forbes ranked Heartland No. 40 among a nationwide group of 100 banking organizations with assets ranging from $9 billion to over $2 trillion.
In addition to growing assets under management, the ABWM team has also grown its staff to meet the needs of clients in each of Alpine Bank’s diverse Colorado regions.
The program will start with six concentration paths, which include: cyber security management, human resource management, leadership studies, procurement and contract management, financial services management and supply chain management.
Dan Marvin, president of Infinity from Marvin, and Tom Goldsmith, the director of sales and marketing, presented Lifetime with six awards at the Executive Forum meeting on Jan. 15.
As a result of being accepted in 2019 into the Colorado Rural Jump-Start Tax Credit program, a statewide economic development initiative created to attract jobs to rural areas, the company will now officially establish its operations in Mesa County with plans to add 4-5 employees to its initial team over the next 12 months.
The Denver office will position CGCS to better serve adult learners in this metropolitan area with its online bachelor’s degree programs, master’s degree programs, graduate certificate programs, plus continuing and professional education courses and certificates through Norwich Pro.
FRDC has a team of ten that can help architects, contractors, designers and developers manage their projects’ logistics from start to finish. The center also offers consultative project management services and product and design guidance.
The new list, announced today by the U.S. Green Building Council, ranks states based on the number of LEED certified square feet per person in the last year.
The relationship is the result of a collaboration between Commerce’s product team and Progressive's stakeholders to build a solution that provides fast, convenient reimbursement options to customers.
