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Executive edge: Barry Cooper
Barry Cooper, founder and CEO of Cooper Tea Co., traces his 40-year passion for the tea industry to his childhood in Kenya, East Africa - a place that tugs so deep at his heart that today he refers to himself as "a white African American." That may sound politically incorrect, he admits, but "Afri...
Executive Edge: Michael Gass
As Michael Gass prepares this month to witness United Launch Alliance's 38th rocket launch in three years, he reflects on the first space shot he ever saw - as a second-grader watching on a grainy 19-inch TV in a school gymnasium of his native New York. "John Glenn went up, came back and everybody...
Executive Edge: Sue Allon
Sue Allon sympathizes with people stung by foreclosure and the mortgage industry meltdown. “If you grew up the way I did, you’d be motivated to not be poor, so I […]
Executive Edge: Doug Price
Watching "Schindler's List" would forever change Doug Price, a former banker and founding chairman of Qualistar Early Learning who this month marks his first anniversary as president and CEO of Rocky Mountain PBS. "I was a reasonably selfish capitalist," said Price, 53, who became president of Firs...
Executive Edge: Laura Buckley
Mention the word “recession” to Laura Buckley, and the Colorado Springs information technology veteran dauntlessly says, “We’re just not going to participate in a recession, thank you. This year we […]
Executive Edge: Kimbal Musk
Kimbal Musk has come a long way since camping out in the offices of Zip2, the Palo Alto, Calif., Internet company he co-founded with his brother, Elon. They’d eat […]
Executive Edge: Jodi Chambers
PHOTO BY TODD NAKASHIMA Dr. Jodi Chambers will never get the image out of her head – an 18-year-old near death in the emergency room of St. Anthony Central […]
Executive edge: Bob King
It didn’t take long for Bob King to get back into the swing of the corporate world after taking time off from a diverse career most prominently marked as CEO […]
Executive edge: Jeff Campos
Jeff Campos was named to head Colorado’s second-largest chamber in 1994 and has grown its membership from 500 to more than 2,100
Executive edge: John Lester
Bear markets are no match for UBS chief John Lester, who has found courage battling kidney disease
Executive edge: Sheila Gutterman & Suzanne Griffiths
As the economy began sinking last fall, phone calls to the Littleton law offices of Gutterman Griffiths PC began rising. “People who had wide assets were saying, ‘This is a […]
Executive edge: Dale Mingilton
Dale Mingilton was recently named president and CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Denver/Boulder, overseeing a $3.8 million annual budget, a staff of 40 and 7,500 accredited businesses.
