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At a long table in Greenwood Village's II Fornaio restaurant, Charlie McNeil sketched out a diagram showing how the technology of drilling for oil and gas is making it safer, cheaper and more productive than ever.
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Thank you to everyone who came out to the EXIM event this past week. We really appreciate Director Pryor and the panelists coming out and talking with us.
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Denver's newest Fortune 500 company, VF Corp., is not a company that puts its name on a lot of events to show itself off. As vice president of corporate affairs Craig Hodges notes, the company is not going to buy Super Bowl ads. But when the struggling Colorado Classic bike race came to it in late 2018 seeking help as the event transitioned into a women's-only race, the company quickly said "yes" and signed a two-year sponsorship agreement.
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Please join us for breakfast on Monday, September 16th from 7:00 am to 9:00 am at Mile High Station as we hear from Adam Contos, CEO of ReMax and Audrey Robertson, Co-Founder of Franklin Mountain Energy LLC as they discuss what it takes to lead their companies.
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Lockheed Martin Space won a $405.8 million contract Tuesday to develop and build motors and other parts for demonstration "hypersonic" missiles for the U.S. Army. The award, made public Tuesday, adds to the work that the Jefferson County-based company, a 14,000-employee division of Bethesda, Maryland-based Lockheed Martin Corp, is already doing for the U.S. military on a new kind of conventional ballistic missile that flies several times faster than the speed of sound and could quickly strike a distant target.
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Avy Stein calls it the weekend that his wife lost him. "I was reading anything I could get my hands on about it," he said. Michael Graham, of Sebastian Partners, can pinpoint the February date when he first learned about it and decided it would become his passion project for the next several years. They're referring to a federal program that looks to spur economic development in America's underserved neighborhoods known forevermore as "opportunity zones."
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The special-session talks around the upcoming Proposition CC ballot measure that collapsed this week centered around an income-tax cut that some Republicans were offering as a potential counterweight to the proposal, giving hope to proponents of the tax cut that the idea could be discussed in an increasingly serious way in 2020.
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The Consumer Technology Association, Colorado Technology Association and Colorado Business Roundtable are pleased to invite you to an exclusive luncheon featuring Gary Shapiro, CEO of the Consumer Technology Association.
The discussion will focus on Gary's new book Ninja Future: Secrets to Success in the New World of Innovation, exploring the evolving technological landscape, breakthroughs underway now and those we can only imagine. New innovations such as self-driving vehicles, blockchain, 5G, the Internet of Things, and countless others that will forever change the economy as we know it.
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In a letter to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Business Roundtable expressed concern that implementation of the Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income (GILTI) provision in the 2017 tax law could impose additional taxes on U.S. companies already subject to high rates of foreign tax. The letter from President & CEO Joshua Bolten urged Treasury to further refine the proposed GILTI high-tax exclusion and expand relief from the negative effects of expense allocation.
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Are you interested in increasing your knowledge of regional issues and enhancing your civic leadership skills? DRCOG is accepting applications for its Fall 2019 Citizens' Academy that will take place from Sept. 17 to Oct. 29. You'll learn from local experts and leaders, network with other residents and act on what you've learned. Topics will include regional growth and demographics, economic vitality, transportation and mobility, and civic engagement. Participation is free and dinner will be provided. Nearly 900 residents from around the region have completed the nationally recognized Citizens' Academy since 2007.
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Who are the influencers making a difference for female leaders? Which companies in our community are shaping the future by advancing women in business? Join the CWCC to celebrate the top change-makers and trail-blazers in our community at the second annual Colorado Women's Chamber Champions of Change Reception and Awards Program. The NEW Champions of Change Award will be presented to companies and organizations of various sizes that are actively and strategically advancing women in business through their commitment to creating inclusive, supportive and empowering cultures. Nominations are due August 26th.
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ColoradoBiz wants to celebrate the young leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs, from the CEOs of freshly minted startups to committed employees helping established companies to thrive in an ever-evolving marketplace. We're looking for the 21 to 39-year-olds, the go-getters, mobilizers and hot-shots in Colorado who are using their youthful energy and wasting no time. Nominate a standout Young Professional for the GenXYZ Top 50 Young Professionals in Colorado. Deadline for nominations is on August 30th, 2019!
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