Xcel's way forward includes cutting carbon emissions 80% from 2005 levels by 2030 and achieving net-zero carbon by 2050. In doing so, Jackson hopes to help provide reliable electricity in a safe, economical and sustainable manner.
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck has recently been recognized for its practices in recruiting, retaining, promoting and developing women lawyers. Through establishing its Women’s Leadership Initiative and new benefits programs, the firm is putting diversity at the forefront of its business.
She manages the overall financial strategy for Vectra and its 37 branches. Comstock creates the financial planning that drives Vectra’s continued growth while managing the bank’s risk.
Her bold and savvy aesthetic, her visionary business model and her deep dedication to women’s empowerment define her leadership at Design Studio and FRDC
The audit, tax and consulting firm has a number of innovative and future-looking programs including a women's network to promote mentorship and personal development as well as a technology innovation center in DTC.
Both Eldon James and Wilmarc Medical are answering the call for clean and safe plastics in medical, beverage and automotive products. Plastics should not compromise our health, safety or environment.
Christina Crow is responsible for PNC’s Asset Management Group in Colorado and Ellen Sandberg is responsible for strategic brand alignment and philanthropic initiatives in the Denver market.
An active member of the community, Liz currently serves as Co-Chair of the Board of Trustees of Colorado Ballet, and is the author of “Conceivability”, an award-winning book on fertility.
Her business provides design, engineering and contract manufacturing services to the electronics and tech industry including PCB design and assembly, prototyping, full box builds, supply chain management and product fulfillment.
Ashley is extremely proud to be part of a talented, forward-thinking, majority female executive team that is working to change the way emergency medicine is delivered.
The bank provides countless career growth resources to its entire workforce, including tuition reimbursement and a promote-from-within philosophy.
The construction industry has traditionally been viewed as a male-dominated field; however, the number of women both managing projects and in craftworker roles has been increasing.
SRG is a full-service advertising agency, a strategy and insights powerhouse, a culinary think tank, a brand positioning and design foundry, and an innovation juggernaut.
Profiling the Colorado women that are helping build and nurture Colorado's organizations and businesses. They are CEOs, startup founders, strategists and irreplaceable employees.
Ronica Kirwin is the owner of Moxie Med Spa, a business that started in 2006 with a two-room waxing studio, and has quadrupled in size and employees, She is also the owner of Moxie Sugar.
Karma Card Jewelry was started by a Greeley music teacher with the idea of making earrings from gift cards, beads, vinyl and other recycled materials.
Repurposing often begins with one's own waste stream. Caitlin Paul of Farmhouse Feedbags in Florissant started making a few tote bags from empty sacks of feed for her chickens in 2016.
The store opened their first location in Colorado Springs in 2015. It then expanded to open a second spot in Fort Collins a year later.
Jennifer Basch uses customers' used T-shirts from breweries and sports teams to repurpose into skirts. She once crafted a scarf from 30 ties a customer inherited from her late father.
Colorado sent nearly 10 million tons of waste to the landfill in 2017, according to the Colorado Public Interest Research Group. Meet the enterprising women are transforming that waste stream into a supply chain.
Rather than learning from books, Sinha says that the real sales education comes from from people, environment, situations, hardships and blunders.
Social media and the internet are changing the landscape for sales professionals, she says. "But I feel that it has impacted me the most in holding our team and myself accountable to deliver the best customer experience we can.”
She now leads the Federal Civilian Scientific team at Cisco Systems, which is responsible for $250 million in business. The team is made up of 10 sales professionals, nine systems engineers and 20 integrated team members across Cisco.
When Browning founded her first company in 1985, The Browning Group, “Female entrepreneurs in Colorado were few and far between,” she says.
