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Leadership Colorado Tunes into the Colorado Symphony

This month, Leadership Colorado visited the world-class Colorado Symphony Association. While the CSA’s mission is to inspire and connect people through music, there’s a whole other side to what they do. Participants drew parallels between a conductor leading an orchestra and a business executive leading their team, learning that leadership is less about “playing the […]



What We’re Watching: House Bill 1119

There have been a large number of proposed tax changes in the legislature this session, and one bill being heard today is raising concerns about potential impacts on businesses and property owners. House Bill 1119 would allow local governments and certain special districts to tax land and buildings at different rates, applying a lower tax […]


In the News: Colorado Chamber Press Roundup

CBS: Hundreds of Colorado business leaders call for action as nearly 100 companies leave the state The Colorado Chamber of Commerce has been sounding an alarm for years about excessive regulation and, last year, more people moved out of Colorado than into the state. Read More… Axios Denver: Colorado is losing companies to rival states, […]



Join Us for the Artemis II Splashdown Party

Friday, April 10, 2026 3:30 – 6:30 p.m. Splashdown is scheduled for approx. 6:07 p.m. MST The Colorado Chamber Foundation’s Aerospace and Defense Alliance invites you to celebrate the successful launch of Artemis II and Colorado’s pivotal role in sending the first crewed mission to the Moon since 1972. This milestone event honors the innovators, […]


Colorado Chamber Health Care Council Votes to Support Legislation Reducing Administrative Burden

The Colorado Chamber Health Care Council met this week to receive updates on proposals making their way through the legislature and take positions on introduced bills. The Council supported legislation that would reduce administrative burdens in health care and voted to amend a bill setting requirements for artificial intelligence in psychotherapy. The group then discussed […]


What We’re Watching: Senate Bill 121

With just over a month left in the state legislative session, bills are moving through key committee hearings a s they near the finish line. This week, we’re watching Senate Bill 121, which addresses overtime requirements for agricultural workers. Beginning January 2027, the bill would require agricultural employers to pay overtime to certain employees who work more […]


In the News: Colorado Chamber Press Roundup

Denver Business Journal: Colorado loses dozens of firms as regulatory burden mounts, chamber report finds Palantir, one of Denver’s highest-profile corporate residents, made major headlines in January when it moved its headquarters to Miami, but it wasn’t alone — dozens of other companies have been quietly leaving Colorado in recent years. That’s according to a report […]


Ranked Winners for 2026 “Companies that Rock the Rockies” Program Announced

For media inquiries, please contact Cynthia Eveleth-Havens at [email protected] or Teresa Busk at [email protected]. DENVER – The Colorado Chamber and the SHRM Colorado State Council today announced the ranked list of winners for the second annual “Companies that Rock the Rockies” program, which recognizes Colorado employers creating the best workplace cultures for their employees. “As the […]