New taxing regulations have increased costs and time requirements for small businesses. Colorado has 344 taxing jurisdictions and a combination of city, county, and special districts creating 638 unique tax rates. This means some of our small, independently owned businesses and sole-proprietorships face the daunting burden and operational disruption of …
Boulder Chamber Supports Electronic and Online Sales Tax Simplification System Read More »
Is there a local issue that has you fired up? Are you ready to step up and run for office, be a campaign manager or campaign volunteer? Or maybe you’d like to encourage someone with leadership potential. Whatever your motivation, we urge you to join us for the traditional kick-off …
The College of Political Knowledge is Thursday, April 4th Read More »
A recent alum of Leadership Fellows Boulder County – a joint leadership development and networking program of the Community Foundation and the Boulder Chamber – Kyle Blackmer’s “yearning for a more diverse network” was met, and exceeded. “What I was most interested in came to fruition,” says Kyle, who was …
Leadership Fellows Spotlight: Kyle Blackmer Read More »
In partnership with Workforce Boulder County, St. Vrain Valley School District, Boulder Valley School District, University of Colorado Boulder and Front Range Community College, the Boulder Chamber is organizing a Boulder County Job Fair targeting young adults, ages 16-24. This regional job fair will take place Thursday, March 21, from …
Boulder County Job Fair Targets Young Adults Ages 16-24 Read More »
With risk hanging over us, shifting players at the table, and genuine benefits ahead… the city council needs to act now to accept the University of Colorado’s “best offer” for annexation of its CU South property. Let’s start with the life/safety issues that are of most immediate concern. In public …
Move Now on the CU South Annexation Read More »