ColoradoBiz - May-June 2020
Without sports, how do we even recognize our seasons?
SportsBiz: The economics of sports will change, and that will change the character of sports
San Luis Valley keeps Colorado near the top in fresh spud output
Inside the world of growing, breeding and cultivating potatoes in the flatland between the Sangre de Cristos and the San Juans
Made in Colorado: Four great picks for summer
Products to make a splash this summer
How Tortuga AgTech is using automation to help farmers
Tech Startup: Eric Adamson and Tim Brackbill started the company in early 2016. The company now has 18 employees
Back to the distancing future
Rundles Wrap-Up: What the future holds as we slide into "the new normal"
Could your nonprofit benefit from a CFO?
Regardless of size or mission, every nonprofit organization must manage its resources
In the age of social distancing, thoughts on tourism distancing arise
When the tourism business resumes a semblance of normalcy in Colorado, a growing message could be tourism distancing
In the COVID-19 era, farmers markets go online, curbside
Plus, other resources support farmers and local farmers market vendors
Property management firm tackles tenant uncertainty with new liaison
With nearly 280,000 unemployment claims filed in Colorado over a four-week stretch ending April 17, the ripple effect on tenants and landlords seems inevitable
Holding out hope for summer recovery: The impact of COVID-19 on tourism
Concerns about COVID-19 and government restrictions have put officials in mountain communities in the odd position of encouraging outsiders to visit – just not now
State ag leader: Outbreak has exposed long-existing challenges
In some ways, COVID-19 has merely exposed vulnerabilities that ag producers have been dealing with for years, if not generations
The future of restaurants is clouded by restrictions, fears
Sonja Riggs, CEO of the Colorado Restaurant Association, answers the burning questions about the future of the industry.
Colorado College's carbon neutrality is a first for the region
While other higher-ed institutions in the region have similar carbon neutrality goals, Colorado College became the first to reach it
Nonprofit grants athletes a way to ‘Suffer Better’
Suffer Better has helped connect a historically disparate community of endurance athletes
How the world could better handle black swan events in the future
This past winter a black swan landed in Wuhan China, and its offspring spread quickly to virtually every pond around the globe.
Alex Cranberg marks 20 years as champion for school choice
Learn how this oilman and entrepreneur diverted his attention to helping students attend college
The Best of Colorado Business Choice Awards 2020
Over 30,000 votes were cast for the readers' favorite businesses
The Best of Technology and Electronics 2020
Our readers' top choices for technology and electronics services in 2020
The Best of Finance 2020
Check out our readers' top choices for banks, credit unions, title companies and more
The Best of Food and Beverage 2020
The best Colorado places to eat, drink, dine, sip, enjoy a view and more
The Best of Maintenance 2020
Maintain your home and business with these readers' choice companies
The Best of Real Estate 2020
The readers have spoken, here are the best businesses for real estate in Colorado
