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Mar 3, 2021

Margaret Selzer’s vision transforms living spaces

Selzer’s full-service interior design firm specializes in resorts, vacation destinations and challenging projects in mountain locations like Snowmass, Telluride and Vail, as well as Big Sky, Montana, and Lake Tahoe, California. In the past three years alone, RIVER+LIME has seen 30% year-over-year revenue growth.

Mar 3, 2021

Jordan Deifik’s coworking space and mentoring program for Colorado attorneys

As the co-founder of LawBank, the largest and first-ever coworking space for attorneys in Colorado, Deifik has brought together more than 115 lawyers from diverse backgrounds and experience. LawBank initiated and created the first-ever Mentoring Circle group for solo and small law firm attorneys through the Colorado Attorney Men[...]

Mar 3, 2021

Joe Montoya brings his best to everything he does

Joe Montoya supports a team of 75 as one of Namasté Solar’s senior leaders. In 2019, Montoya oversaw the installation of 6.25 megawatts of home solar in Colorado—the equivalent of removing the CO2 emissions from 4,869,132 pounds of coal. His division hit a sales record, and his improved service division repaired nearly 1,00[...]

Mar 3, 2021

Michael Graham’s pandemic pivot delivered 300,000 meals to homebound Coloradans

COVID-19 shut down his second Lost City coffee shop about a month after it opened. Within days, Graham and his Lost City co-owners brought together four like-minded organizations to create the Denver Metro Emergency Food Network, dedicated to addressing growing food insecurity.

Mar 3, 2021

Caleb Munro’s mission to empower Colorado’s youth

In 2014, Munro created Youth Celebrate Diversity (YCD), a nonprofit designed to provide youth with the skills they need to speak out about injustice and to feel safe in their schools and communities.

Mar 3, 2021

Kayla Garcia leads to make impactful change in her community

In addition to leading Molson Coors’ community affairs and investment strategy for Colorado, Garcia manages the company’s national community programs for Hispanic, Asian, sustainability and United Way partnerships. She also serves on state and national nonprofit boards that reflect her passions.

Mar 3, 2021

Alex Koenigsberg is raising the bar in grant funding

Koenigsberg is the founder and president of Arula, which started as a nonprofit consulting and grant-writing company with a unique fee structure that collects fully only if the grant is successful. His 50% success rate has raised more than $1.3 million in grant funding for clients including nonprofits ChildSafe Colorado, Idea Wi[...]

Mar 3, 2021

Paige Goss succeeds at the edge of her comfort zone

Goss started Point Solutions in 2017 with a vision to improve diversity in the federal and commercial technology space. A proud LGBTQ community member, Goss currently chairs the YP board for the Colorado Women's Chamber of Commerce.

Mar 3, 2021

Alexandra Gardner is a galvanizing voice in the tech community

As a designer for WolfPack—a blockchain solution that enables people experiencing homelessness to build work history, earn token funds to purchase goods and prevent wage theft – Gardner and her team won the ETHDenver 2020 Impact Award.

Mar 3, 2021

Jonathan Munro is inspired by the success of those he leads

Being tapped to lead KeyBank’s Colorado retail bank operations in May 2020 was just the latest in a rapid succession of promotions for Munro, who has been redefining KeyBank programs since joining the company just three years ago. Munro also chairs the board of Intercambio, a nonprofit providing cultural integration and Englis[...]

Mar 3, 2021

Holly Wilson advocates for women in the addiction and recovery space

Holly Wilson founded Women’s Recovery in 2017. As a recovered addict and one of the few female leaders in the addiction and recovery space, Wilson has a deep understanding of the kinds of care models that women need. She advocates developing services that are more affordable and accessible for women, and support women’s uniq[...]

Mar 3, 2021

TeRay Esquibel is building a brighter future for DPS graduates

Esquibel founded Ednium: The Alumni Collective, an organization to tap the experience of DPS alumni for insights on what was missing from their education. His work was inspired by the question: How can we close the achievement gap if the community we seek to help is left out of the discussion?