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Women’s History Month Feature: Susie Lira-Gonzalez

In honor of Women’s History Month and Women’s Forum, the Colorado Chamber is recognizing women business leaders, executives, and job creators who are core to our local Colorado communities. Each of the women featured in the month of March were panelists for the Colorado Chamber’s Women’s Forum which happened on March 15. Today’s feature is […]


Women’s History Month Feature: Hanna Skandera

In honor of Women’s History Month and our upcoming Women’s Forum, the Colorado Chamber is recognizing women business leaders, executives, and job creators who are core to our local Colorado communities. Each of the women featured in the month of March are panelists for the Colorado Chamber’s Women’s Forum on March 15. Today’s feature is […]


Colorado Chamber Applauds House Business Committee for Striking Down Restrictive Scheduling Bill

For media inquiries, please contact Cynthia Meyer at cmeyer@cochamber.com. DENVER – The Colorado Chamber of Commerce released the following statement from President and CEO Loren Furman regarding HB 1118 failing in the House Business Affairs and Labor Committee today in an 8-2 bipartisan vote: “The restrictive scheduling bill was one of the worst bills for […]


Women’s History Month Feature: Maria Demaree

In honor of Women’s History Month and our upcoming Women’s Forum, the Colorado Chamber is recognizing women business leaders, executives, and job creators who are core to our local Colorado communities. Each of the women featured in the month of March are panelists for the Colorado Chamber’s Women’s Forum on March 15. Today’s feature is […]


Colorado Chamber Supports Employee Home-Buying Tax Credit Legislation

For media inquiries, please contact Cynthia Meyer at cmeyer@cochamber.com. DENVER – The Colorado Chamber of Commerce today announced its support of House Bill 1189, which would create a state income tax credit for businesses that financially assist with an employee’s purchase of a primary residence. The legislation, sponsored by Rep. Shannon Bird, Rep. Ron Weinberg […]


Black History Month Feature: Diverse Talent

In honor of Black History Month, the Colorado Chamber is recognizing Black business owners, entrepreneurs, executives, and job creators who have grown their businesses from the ground up and are core to our local Colorado communities. Today’s feature is Austin Campbell with Diverse Talent Austin Campbell is a senior account manager and finance analyst with […]


Colorado Chamber Hires Award-Winning Journalist Ed Sealover, Announces New Chamber-Owned News Site

For media inquiries, please contact Cynthia Meyer at cmeyer@cochamber.com. DENVER – The Colorado Chamber of Commerce today announced the hiring of Ed Sealover as vice president of strategic initiatives and editor of The Sum & Substance, a new chamber-owned online publication that will cover Colorado’s legislative and political news related to the business community. “Ed’s […]


Black History Month Feature: Pynergy

In honor of Black History Month, the Colorado Chamber is recognizing Black business owners, entrepreneurs, executives, and job creators who have grown their businesses from the ground up and are core to our local Colorado communities. Today’s feature is Darrell Jackson with Pynergy, LLC Darrell Jackson founded Pynergy, LLC, a Colorado leader in fuel and […]


Black History Month Feature: Reggae Pot Jamaican Grill

In honor of Black History Month, the Colorado Chamber is recognizing Black business owners, entrepreneurs, executives, and job creators who have grown their businesses from the ground up and are core to our local Colorado communities. Today’s feature is Tamara Nisbeth with Reggae Pot Jamaican Grill Tamara Nisbeth is the owner and proprietor of Reggae […]


Westword: Restaurateurs Feel Forked by Fair Workweek Proposal

On January 24, HB23-1118: Fair Workweek Employment Standards landed like a stink bomb on the local restaurant industry when it was introduced in the Colorado Legislature. This early in the process, the current language is subject to change, but the meat of the proposal would require retail and food and beverage establishments with more than 250 […]