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The Northwest Chamber Alliance Supports the TABOR Override Measure for RTD

By courtney.warford | September 5, 2024

The Northwest Chamber Alliance wants to keep Colorado moving by exempting RTD from the TABOR cap on voter approved funding for regional transit services. BOULDER, Colo. – Today, the Northwest Chamber Alliance announced its support of the November ballot measure that exempts the Regional Transportation District (RTD) from the Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) cap…

Tayer: When You Really Care, Do No Harm

By courtney.warford | August 28, 2024

The Boulder Chamber Christopher Woods/BizWest Originally published by BizWest on August 28, 2024.  “First, do no harm” is typically referenced as a sacred oath of the medical profession. The concept is generally meant to imply that doctors should avoid harming patients in their administration of curative treatments. Boulder City Council should apply the same principle…

Boulder Chamber Announces 2024 Women Who Light The Community Honorees

By courtney.warford | August 19, 2024

For decades, the Boulder Chamber has hosted the Women Who Light The Community signature event, a tradition honoring the extraordinary contributions of businesswomen in the Boulder Region. This event goes beyond an evening of awards and fellowship; it’s a celebration of the remarkable, passionate women who tirelessly drive positive change and make a dedicated impact…

Boulder Together Second Quarter Recap

By courtney.warford | August 13, 2024

Our community faces a turning point, and so does the Boulder Together program. A healthy community evolves over time, as do the challenges it faces. COVID and many other local and global factors wrought changes in our society, economy, and business operations that weren’t on anyone’s radar just a few years ago. While we still…

Tayer: Ground The Red Herring and Save Our Airport

By courtney.warford | August 6, 2024

Originally published by BizWest on August 5, 2024.  What initially began as complaints about airport noise suddenly has become a pitched battle over saving one of Boulder’s most valuable transportation, public safety, scientific research and economic vitality resources …  all in pursuit of a red herring. A few years back, the city began updating the…

14th Leadership Fellows Boulder County Cohort Celebrates Graduation

By courtney.warford | August 5, 2024

In partnership with Community Foundation of Boulder County, the Boulder Chamber congratulates the 2023-2024 Leadership Fellows Boulder County graduates! As this year’s cohort completes the 11-month program, they join a network of alumni across Boulder County. By bringing together emerging and transformational individuals from across sectors, Leadership Fellows offers participants a deep appreciation for social,…

Kristen Ross Unveils 2024 Boulder Star Card Artwork

By courtney.warford | August 5, 2024

On July 23 at the Standing Strong Summer Social, local artist Kristen Ross unveiled the 2024 Boulder Star Card artwork among numerous guests, investors, and Boulder Chamber staff. This year’s artwork features a snowy, stunning acrylic rendition of the Boulder Star on Flagstaff Mountain. “I love seeing the Boulder star from my window every holiday…

Boulder Selected as Finalist in Bid to Host Sundance Film Festival Beginning in 2027

By courtney.warford | July 19, 2024

Today, the Sundance Institute selected Boulder, Colorado, as a finalist to host the Sundance Film Festival starting in 2027. If selected, hosting the Festival in Colorado will create new jobs, attract out-of-state visitors, and boost winter tourism that will support small businesses in Boulder and surrounding areas while elevating Colorado’s creative industries. This announcement from…

Ambassador Spotlight: Beth Blacker

By courtney.warford | July 2, 2024

Tell us your story about becoming a Chamber Ambassador and what it means to you.  I became a Chamber Ambassador when I first moved to Colorado in 2016, I got involved right away! I guess that means that I am truly committed to building a community of my business peers and being engaged on a…

Boulder Chamber Opposes Airport Closure

By courtney.warford | June 27, 2024

After months of careful consideration and analysis, including direct feedback from our membership, the Boulder Chamber is firmly opposed to decommissioning the Boulder Municipal Airport.   There are significant economic vitality, transportation, and public safety benefits of access to this community asset that far outweigh the red-herring argument for converting our municipal airport to future housing.…

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