Proposition 131 would fundamentally change how many of Colorado’s elections are run, presenting one of the most sweeping changes to the democratic process in the Centennial State’s 148-year history. … Polis, U.S. Sen. John Hickenlooper and Denver Mayor Mike Johnston are among Colorado political figures who have endorsed the measure. The Colorado Chamber of Commerce […]
Faces Behind the Chamber: Ed Sealover
The Colorado Chamber is recognizing members of our staff to highlight the hard work they do to be a unifying voice for business and champion a healthy economic climate to secure Colorado’s future. As Vice President of Strategic Initiatives for the Colorado Chamber, Ed Sealover focuses on proactively benefiting Colorado’s business community. One of his […]
CPR: Proposition 131: All party primaries and ranked choice voting, explained
Prop. 131 would significantly change how Colorado’s primary and general elections are conducted for many offices. It would replace single-party primaries with “all-candidate” primaries. It would also introduce ranked-choice voting for general elections in November. The changes would apply to elections for Congress, the state legislature, governor and other state offices, including the CU Board […]
October Declared as Colorado Manufacturing Month by Gov. Polis
Gov. Jared Polis has declared the month of October 2024 as Colorado Manufacturing Month, which coincides with National Manufacturing Day (MFG Day) on Friday, October 4. The governor’s proclamation recognizes Colorado’s manufacturing industry as a vital sector that fuels the economy, creates jobs and fosters innovation. The Colorado Chamber of Commerce is recognizing the state’s […]
Denver Post: Kent Thiry won’t give up on reforming Colorado’s elections. But is Proposition 131 the right formula for change?
Kent Thiry first came to Colorado in 1973 for a high school student government conference. After the four-day event ended, the teen called his parents back in Wisconsin to ask for some money. He didn’t want to leave just yet. “I drove down I-70, and I was blown away as I drove around the state […]
Gazette: Centennial-based company looking to make the world better, one healed body at a time
The 2024 winner of the “Coolest Thing Made in Colorado” contest isn’t large, or loud, or even visually arresting. About 12 inches long by 5 ½ inches wide and elliptical in shape, it resembles a “deflated football,” according to its creators. Thanks to regenerative light therapy technology, it boosts the body’s natural ability to heal […]
Faces Behind the Chamber: Dave Tabor
The Colorado Chamber is recognizing members of our staff to highlight the hard work they do to be a unifying voice for business and champion a healthy economic climate to secure Colorado’s future. As the Colorado Chamber’s Executive Vice President of Business Partnerships, Dave Tabor is dedicated to building strong connections with business leaders across […]
9 News: Business Brief with Ed Sealover
Voting Opens for Coolest Thing Made in Colorado “People’s Choice” Award
For media inquiries, please contact Cynthia Eveleth-Havens at [email protected]. Online voting opened today for the Colorado Chamber’s Coolest Thing Made in Colorado People’s Choice award. The third annual contest celebrates the vibrant and diverse manufacturing industry across the state. The Colorado Chamber also launched a promotional video featuring all 10 finalists for the People’s Choice award. “This is […]
Faces Behind the Chamber: Christy Woodward
The Colorado Chamber is recognizing members of our staff to highlight the hard work they do to be a unifying voice for business and champion a healthy economic climate to secure Colorado’s future. As a Regulatory Affairs Advisor for the Colorado Chamber, Christy engages with state agencies and stakeholders on rulemaking, compliance and emerging issues. […]