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DeWolf started her professional career volunteering for a congressional campaign at age 10. Since then, she's dedicated herself to making a difference by lobbying, serving on nonprofit boards and more.
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DeWolf started her professional career volunteering for a congressional campaign at age 10. Since then, she's dedicated herself to making a difference by lobbying, serving on nonprofit boards and more.
Hassoun’s self-started technology company, RealEyes Media, provides software and video solutions for clients including NBC Sports, EA Games, AMEX, Motorola, Chase Manhattan, Oracle, Adobe and the U.S. government.
Huffman's organizational-leadership development and cyber education firm is committed to a policy of helping any school district, teacher, Girl Scout troop or social impactful company.
His company name says it all: Oqueli doesn’t just design great structures — he builds them, too. The firm focuses on sustainability that goes beyond solar panels
For the last nine years, ColoradoBiz has celebrated the most influential young professionals from across the state. Now, in GenXYZ’s 10th year, 50 finalists were culled from hundreds of nominations.
The 9th Annual GenXYZ Awards celebrated the professional achievements of ColoradoBiz magazine's 50 top young professionals of 2019.
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“Scott is a kind, compassionate leader that people want to be around and follow,” colleague Brooke Hipp says.
Under Lyng’s leadership, Novitas has consistently enjoyed revenue growth of 30 percent to 40 percent for each of its 10 years.
GenXYZ finalist takes after her mother, makes meaningful relationship and takes part in the community.
GenXYZ 2019 finalist says her work "needs to be much bigger than" herself.
David Dragoo says he’s inspired by the explorers —“the people who demand the best gear so they can go and conquer the most demanding places on Earth, making their own adventure and finding out what kind of person they are.”
Now in its fourth year, AspenRidge Recovery serves an average of 80 individuals at any given time between its locations.
“Dan has brought a wide variety of seemingly impossible projects to life,” co-worker David Whitney says.
Nick Coppolo joined Spire Digital as an information architect with big ideas eight years ago.
“Peter does not seek recognition for all of the contributions he makes to our firm,” colleague Christine Hudek says.
His success has earned him the title of Senior Project Manager—the youngest in the PCL district.
In the past two years, WMD also has offered tours for college classes and has participated in a variety of music festivals.
As a registered landscape architect, Wenskoski worked for nearly 10 years for one of the nation’s highest-profile landscape design firms, Design Workshop.
At Cresa, Garrett Johnson has been instrumental in creating a culture of collaboration and setting up emerging brokers for success.
Joust, serves the “gig economy,” people working side jobs as freelancers and entrepreneurs, with banking, payments and invoicing to help micro businesses succeed
Twenty-seven-year-old serves as executive director of The Quad Innovation Partnership.
She helped create RBF Law’s novel operating structure, built around a dedicated, core group of attorneys, but designed to expand and contract as needed using highly skilled freelance attorneys to serve clients efficiently.
Chan has incorporated social equity practices into city processes as a new norm with pilot programs that have leveraged large-scale citywide projects for local impacts.