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Whatever the size, scope, or field of your business or nonprofit, there’s a place for you in the Boulder Chamber. Our vibrant community of professionals is waiting to welcome you! Become a member today to build connections and access resources that will elevate your business’s success — and contribute to making Boulder a better place.
The Boulder Economic Council sustains economic vitality through direct support of primary businesses and collaboration with industry and community partners.
- Retention & Relocation
- Workforce Solutions
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Our Policy Programs team analyzes and advocates for a vibrant and prosperous Boulder. We engage decision makers and participate with policy change.
- Public Policy
- Election Resources
- Community Advocacy
- Government Affairs
Boulder Together is a strategic multi-year initiative of the Boulder Chamber designed to address the highest priorities of Boulder's economic and community needs.
- Quality of Business
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- Community Infrastructure
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Ambassador Spotlight: Amanda Duffy
Meet Amanda! Originally from Connecticut, Amanda moved to Boulder in May 2021, a year after graduating from the University of Vermont with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies and Public Communications. She had dreamed of traveling through Europe, but when COVID-19 put those plans on hold, she found another way to explore-renting a campervan…
Tayer: Quantum Incubator: Not Just Another Ribbon Cutting
Originally published by BizWest on January 28, 2025. A friend asked ChatGPT to do a roast of John Tayer, and there were plenty of digs about my affinity for ribbon cutting ceremonies. (Try it sometime, it will humble you, too.) Well, guilty as charged. I have the big Boulder Chamber scissors and a roll of…
Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King
Over the coming week, there will be multiple celebrations acknowledging Dr. Martin Luther King’s January 15th birthday. Dr. King’s life ended abruptly by assassination on April 4, 1968, a short 39 years later. I was a 14-year-old 8th grader living in Louisville, KY when Dr. King died. Walking home, I recall my excitement over the…