Recent Articles from Ali Longwell
Executive Wheels: Volvo s90 – Too much whiz-bang for its own good
As it turns out, this sedan, in only its second model year in the current configuration, is due for an overhaul. Volvo announced earlier this summer that all of its new models for the 2019 model year will be either fully electric or include an electric component, hybrids if you will.
Three lies about innovation
At Denver Peak Academy, we follow a simple and steady mantra: innovate, elevate, repeat.
The history, evolution and future of medical tourism
Combined with ever-cheaper traveling costs, those regions are now interesting to people who seek their cures outside their own borders.
Competitive sports: What's the cost?
When it is all said and done, is four years of tuition worth the competitive youth sports experience?
How to weather the financial implications of a divorce smartly
Divorce is a transition that offers many options in terms of selling and splitting assets. Be sure to do your research and talk to your advisors about which options best suit your situation.
Student-led startups see progress during Pioneering Summer program
From June through August, students interned, refined and grew their startups, and received mentorship, guidance and candid feedback from 19 experts, entrepreneurial founders and business leaders within Colorado’s innovation ecosystem.
A match made in Colorado
As the market continues to expand and stigmas evaporate for singles seeking love online, Colorado's gotten in on a piece of the action, with several startups launching apps for like-minded local love affairs.
Metro Denver makes Top 10 for startups
That's according to the 2016 Kauffman Index: Startup Activity, a report that also ranked Denver third among U.S. cities for fostering entrepreneurial growth.
Executive Wheels: Overcoming objections in the name of speed
STI is Subaru’s Subaru Tecnica International upgraded and tuned versions of the WRX, which is already a high-performance version of the Impreza featuring a 268 hp turbo engine.
Integrating nutrition into corporate wellness can pay off
Only 49 percent of those companies incorporated weight or obesity management into their programming — but that didn’t matter much, because a measly 10 percent of eligible employees elected to participate in nutrition-based programs.
Steamboat charts its course with entrepreneurship
Today, up and coming Steamboat companies may find new opportunities back home in the Yampa Valley
Practical cybersecurity guidance for businesses
As the threats grow, here are some tips for businesses to mitigate cybersecurity risks.



























