Colorado Concern

Congratulations to Colorado Concern member, Chris Wright, on his nomination as Secretary of Energy! https://bit.ly/40Pw2Vp

We are thrilled to welcome the newest member of the Colorado Concern team, Bia Campbell. Bia is an accomplished government affairs and public relations professional with expertise in legislative strategy, policy development and stakeholder engagement. Join us in welcoming Bia!

As our communities grow and develop, water remains a pivotal element in planning and development. How can we prepare? What’s being done currently to assess water usage and to reduce it over time? Join us on October 31st to hear from Alan Salazar with Denver Water at our Defining Issues Forum. #ColoBusiness

Businesses and residents alike all rely on energy powering their daily life. How we transition to cleaner forms of energy will be critical for the future of our affordability and access. Hear more from Alice Jackson with Xcel Energy at our upcoming Defining Issues Forum on October 31st. #ColoBusiness

Housing affects every individual who calls Colorado home. How do we make it affordable in a litigation environment that discourages insurers from investing in Colorado’s real estate market? Join us at our upcoming Defining Issues Forum October 31st to hear from a fierce housing advocate, Pat Hamill formerly with Oakwood Homes. #ColoBusiness

“Healthcare affects everyone – business owners and employees alike. One of the defining issues of our time is ensuring Coloradans have access to high-quality healthcare they need at an affordable cost. It will take the voices and innovation of the business community and policymakers to solve the issue.” – Chad Christianson Join us to hear from Chad Christianson of HCA Colorado at our upcoming Forum October 31st as we tackle healthcare as one of our defining issues.

Thanks to Colorado Concern for stopping by Marston Treatment Plant to learn more about Denver Water's role in sustaining a strong and vibrant Colorado.

Nationally, workforce projections show the demand for educated workers exceeding the supply, and here at home, almost 30% of high school students left the state in 2021 to attend college elsewhere. How do we encourage current students to attend Colorado universities to promote a homegrown workforce to help meet the projected demand? Learn more from Dr. Tony Frank with the Colorado State University System at our upcoming Defining Issues Forum on Oct. 31st. #ColoBusiness

Congratulations to Colorado Concern members Walter Isenberg & Charles McNeil on their induction into the 2025 Business Hall of Fame! Junior Achievement-Rocky Mountain, Inc. Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce

Absolutely agree J. J. Ament! We need to defeat the Fur Ban 308 and the Slaughterhouse Ban 309! Colorado Concern’s Board of Director’s voted to oppose both! Thanks for your article and leadership. Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce. #agriculture is very important to this state and our economy!