The Colorado Chamber’s policy councils and alliances had a busy week as they took positions on ten new bills introduced in the 2025 legislative session. The Energy & Environment Council, Legal Reform Alliance and Technology Alliance discussed legislation impacting the business community and heard from chamber staff on future proposals. The Colorado Chamber took positions […]
In the News: Colorado Chamber Press Roundup
Denver 7: Proposed wage-related bill hopes to bring relief to struggling Colorado restaurant owners On Friday, the Colorado Chamber of Commerce announced its support of the bill, which would particularly help restaurant owners in places like Denver where the minimum wage is higher. Read More… Westword: Proposed Colorado Law Would Cut Base Wages for Denver’s Tipped Employees […]
What We’re Watching: House Bill 1208
Earlier this year, Denver’s restaurant licensing department released shocking data finding that restaurants across the state have been closing at an alarming rate – with most of those losses occurring in Denver. This week, the Colorado Chamber is watching HB 1208, which seeks to provide relief to the restaurant industry and preserve jobs. According to […]
Sundance Film Festival Is Moving: Boulder Emerges as a Finalist
The Colorado Chamber would like to bring you up to speed on an incredible opportunity for our great state. As you may know, the Sundance Film Festival has announced that after 45 years, it is leaving Park City, UT and looking for a new place to call home. Boulder, CO is one of three finalists, […]
What We’re Watching: House Bill 1040
Last month, the Colorado Chamber’s Energy & Environment Council voted to support HB 1040, which would promote funding for innovations in clean energy technology to ensure the state’s infrastructure can meet growing energy demands while maintaining affordability. The bill would expand certain definitions in state law concerning what constitutes clean energy to include nuclear, which […]
Colorado Chamber Policy Councils Convene to Discuss Tax Legislation and Tip Credit Bill
The 2025 legislative session is in full swing as Colorado Chamber policy councils gather to discuss upcoming legislation impacting the business community and receive updates from key leaders. Last Friday, the Colorado Chamber Tax Council welcomed Representative William Lindstedt, chair of the Finance Committee and member of the Business Affairs and Labor Committee. Rep. Lindstedt […]
Leadership Colorado Kickoff at the Capitol!
Last week, 29 emerging leaders from 25 companies across Colorado embarked on their transformative journey with Leadership Colorado! Kicking off the year with energy and insight, participants gained a firsthand look at the Colorado Chamber of Commerce’s efforts to foster a pro-business environment. The day continued with an exclusive tour of the Colorado Capitol, including […]
Save the Dates: February Policy Council Meetings
February 19th – Energy & Environment Council: Thank you to our sponsor Suncor! February 24th – Regulatory Affairs Council: This council meets at 2:00pm February 25th – Governmental Affairs Council: Thank you to our sponsor Fidelity Investments! Please contact Laura Moss to RSVP or for more information. View a complete list of upcoming events…
Sen. Mullica Discusses Challenges Facing Colorado’s Health Care Industry with Chamber Health Care Council
This week, the Colorado Chamber’s Health Care Council welcomed Senator Kyle Mullica, chair of the Senate Health & Human Services Committee and Colorado state senator for District 24. Sen. Mullica spoke with the group about his legislative priorities, the challenges facing the health care industry in Colorado and received feedback on the most important issues […]
In the News: Colorado Chamber Press Roundup
Denver 7: Colorado lawmakers propose new wage theft bill after 2024 bill vetoed by governor The Colorado Chamber of Commerce said it was seeking to have the bill amended. “We are in an amend position to clarify issues around the industries impacted and how the bill applies to independent contractors,” said Cynthia Eveleth-Havens, the senior vice […]