As a member of the firm’s Committee on Diversity, Inclusion and Equity, Gambill has helped prioritize fair treatment and the creation of a respectful and supportive workplace. She helped institute a mandatory implicit bias training program where civility, harassment and inclusiveness are highlighted and high-ranking speakers promote a diverse and inclusive workplace.
For the past two years, Cripps has facilitated awareness through advocacy efforts as Colorado’s representative to Worldwide EndoMarch, the largest international coordinated endometriosis coalition in the world. Also, tasked with leading a system-wide implementation of Smart Care, a clinical health care software designed by providers for providers, Cripps led a lean team through a complex process.
Smith owns and runs one of Northern Colorado’s largest cleaning services, with 50 employees who receive benefits including 401(k)s, company cars and paid time off. She also donates hundreds of hours of cleaning services every year to area nonprofits.
Julia Marvin is Thornton’s youngest city councilor. She has fought to bring more transparency to council and city processes, advocated for using CARES Act funding to help the most vulnerable residents, and fought for policies to support working families. Last summer, she helped launch a city council committee focused on equity in police oversight, transportation, communications and amenities.
According to the American Dental Association, 33% of dentists in the U.S. are female, and 63.4% own their own practice. Women also hold about 35% full-time and 30% part-time faculty positions at dental schools. Check out this discussion about why this trend is happening and how we can continue to support and encourage these strong industry leaders.
Amy Lynch, Regional Senior Vice President, Comcast Mountain West Region, shares the steps she followed while navigating her career, even when external forces and unexpected circumstances were at play
To continue to guide remote workers, PRC launched the Remote Teams Virtual Coach App, which uses patented behavior-change technology to create learning that is personalized, event based and reinforced.
Erica Ruge, CFA, Foreign Exchange Managing Director; and Courtney Roberts, International Treasury Management Advisor, are part of PNC Bank’s Denver office serving clients across the Rocky Mountain region.
Ginzburg's marketing agency supports entrepreneurs with bringing their businesses online, digital transformations and revenue growth using digital and social media strategies.
Lowe is committed to her community, currently serving as board chair for the Foundation for Douglas County Schools and a board member with BP’s Fight Against ALS Foundation.
Not only does FirstBank have women in leadership, but it is equipping its employees with the right tools and resources to progress their careers.
The Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce, The Dames, The Women of Denver, WoMAN (Women of Mergers & Acquisitions Network) and Extraordinary Women Connect have banded together to help female entrepreneurs.
The SVP and manager of business credit and SVP of commercial banking at 5Star Bank are playing a vital role in Colorado and local economies.
Women in business represent CEOs, startup founders, strategists and irreplaceable employees who not only are instrumental in their own organization’s success, but they set a precedent of possibilities for the next generation of women in business.
Karen Hertz launched Holidaily Brewing Co. in Golden in early 2016 to craft gluten-free beers with millet and buckwheat instead of barley and wheat.
With a cutting-edge software platform that helps large organizations achieve gender equity, Katica Roy has upended the conversation by focusing on economics.
Women CEOs, founders and business leaders are underrepresented in the modern workforce. In overcoming the limitations set by society, here are some ways that women can empower each other, find success and be their own boss.
It’s hard not to have panicked feelings as a professional woman these days. Though we see signs of a phased return to ”normal,” the economy is still struggling, work from home remains the recommended course of action, and the return to our previous ways of living and working may be many months away
In each of her many titles, Marianne Neifert, MD, MTS, has dedicated herself to improving maternal-child health by doggedly providing education to health professionals, implementing model lactation services, helping re-establish breastfeeding as a community norm and advancing the nascent discipline of breastfeeding medicine.
As the Colorado Attorney General she helped negotiate a $206 billion national tobacco settlement; won a court victory against the federal government to clean up the hazardous waste at Rocky Flats and the Rocky Mountain Arsenal. As US Interior Secretary she resolved a 70-year water dispute between Colorado and California; and much more.
The 22-year old golfer, Jennifer Kupcho, shares her journey from Westminster's Ranch Country Club to playing in 19 professional tournaments on the LPGA Tour, in which she made more money than all but 38 players. And now, she's gearing up to play in 26 tournaments.
Throughout her career, working at the local, state, regional and federal levels, Howell has become a role model for other African American women and girls. Currently, she serves as one of twelve appointees to the Robert Wood Johnson-funded Colorado Healthcare Reform Executive Steering Committee and Turning Point Initiative.
Read the conversation below between ColoradoBiz and Archuleta as she shares knowledge and advice from her career, detailing her journey into politics and the movement that defined her career.
Kate Bailey launched her career as a reporter-editor at two ColoradoBiz sister publications. Like many in the media industry, she went to the “dark side” in the fall of 2013, entrepreneurially evolving her journalistic skills to craft her own public relations firm, largely serving luxury and lifestyle brands, including multiple Inc. 500 companies.
