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Prepare for a prosperous 2021: year-end to do’s
Review and refocus on your financial goals. Set long-term goals if you don’t have them. If you need to make changes to your goals, do it now. Make sure your goals include how much risk you are willing to take with your investments.
Redefining Federal Control Over Waters of the United States
This article provides a short primer on water quality regulation, generally, but it is far too limited to address all the difficult issues surrounding these new rules. Thus, the focus will be on one of the more significant impacts to Colorado — the effects on programs to control the discharge of “dredge and fill” materials[...]
Colorado companies are investing in the arts
For 35 years, Colorado Business Committee for the Arts (CBCA) has advanced Colorado’s creative economy by connecting Colorado business and the arts. Over the years, that relationship has evolved in unexpected ways. This years 12 honorees were celebrated at the annual Business for the Arts Awards.
How to be happy at work
Happy employees are more productive employees, and research backs this notion up. This article evaluates the four key pillars of workplace happiness — Purpose, engagement, resilience and kindness — and how you can implement them into your workplace.
Joe Garone Named Pikes Peak International Raceway COO
The Denver native, who served last season as president of Spire Motorsport’s No. 77 NASCAR Cup Series team, will continue his relationship with Spire Sports & Entertainment to obtain sponsorship for both Spire and PPIR events and programs.
2019 brings positive real estate gains in Vail Valley
The strength of the overall market was due to strong sales numbers in the “non-core” parts of Vail, Beaver Creek Resort, the middle part of the valley (Minturn to Edwards) and down valley in the Gypsum area.
A New Decade of Media: Top 10 Marketing Trends for 2020
As technology progresses, and users become more adept at using platforms, apps and their devices, businesses must keep up, not only with their competitors, but with their users as well.
Scott Shrake is bringing disruption to the entrepreneurial space
The world is an uncertain and complex place, but Scott Shrake says the optimism of the innovators he works with at Colorado State University’s Institute for Entrepreneurship help keep him grounded.
Small Business Saturday to boost Colorado economy
Small Business Saturday has slowly become an American tradition following the Thanksgiving holiday. Brick-and-mortar businesses across the country promote their best deals of the year in hopes of luring shoppers from online purchases.
Nancy Whiteman capitalizes on the edibles market
Nancy Whiteman breaks the mold as CEO of one of the biggest manufacturers of cannabis edibles in the country. She’s not some stereotypical bearded hippie in a tie-dye, for one. And her background is in marketing, not horticulture.
Succeeding in Small Business is No Small Task
While there is no magic formula or secret sauce, starting a business requires a considerable amount of self-confidence, flexibility and ingenuity, and it offers the opportunity to reap big rewards.
Lowry Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Base Closure and the Birth of a Neighborhood
The silver anniversary celebration, which will take place from October 4 to 6, will give service men and women from across the country a chance to revisit their time at the base while allowing residents to celebrate all that their neighborhood has become.
