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BusinessDen’s Hard Hat Happy Hour: Scenes from Art Studios
Thanks to our readers who joined us at the redevelopment project being undertaken by Nichols Partnership.
Inspirato to sponsor Colorado Open golf tournament
Inspirato will pay $250,000 each for the men’s and women’s tournaments. The champions will take home $100,000, double last year’s prize for the women’s open winner.
Ad agency bails on McGregor Square HQ after moving from Boulder
Crispin Porter Bogusky subleased its 18,000 square feet to cybersecurity firm CyberGRX, a decision a spokesman attributed to new management.
Glendale rolls out ad campaign to promote quirks
Rugby is a way of life. Sweatpants and hoodies are stylish. No to organic food, unless it’s pizza. Concierge cops. Welcome to Glendale.
The Future of Staffing: Reelworks Denver’s Andrew Feinstein on hiring challenges
BusinessDen is talking with local business owners about what they’re experiencing, how they’re addressing challenges and their outlook for the future.
Denver aims to rub out prostitution by licensing massage businesses
A measure requested by the police department to stop human trafficking and other illicit activities is set to be voted on Monday by the City Council.
Colorado’s Fortune 500: Dish Network, Newmont climb but Arrow still king
Ten companies in the state made the 2021 list, down from 11 last year after Molson Coors Beverage Co. moved its headquarters to Chicago.
Colorado Tourism Office director leaves her state post after six years
Details on Cathy Ritter’s departure are not yet clear, but it coincided with the arrival of Pat Meyers as the new director of OEDIT.
Local Pandemic of Love volunteers match those in need with donors
“I’ve been involved in the nonprofit community in Denver for 25 years, but I wanted to help people who were struggling that didn’t quite meet the formal requirements for nonprofit assistance”
