It isn’t that the Boulder Chamber opposes efforts to secure funding for priority initiatives, including transportation. Case in point is our support for extension of the current Community Culture, Resilience and Safety tax on this year’s ballot. It also doesn’t mean we’re blind to the need for investment in our transportation system.

The Economic Summit, which attracted about 375 attendees, was designed to bring some clarity to what’s happening, with presentations on higher education, city government’s role in economic vitality, key industries, the overall economy and the impact of the Sundance Film Festival.

In the waning days of the Cold War, it was President Ronald Reagan who adopted the proverb, “Trust, but verify.” In the context of two ballot initiatives that are coming before voters this election season, the Boulder Chamber urges you to vote “Yes, but verify.”

As equity and inclusion face fresh headwinds, the 2025 Leading Change Conference creates a real space for open dialogue and collective action. In partnership with Colorado Inclusive Economy (CIE), we’ll ground the day in current insights and lived experience—so you leave ready to build more resilient organizations.

Join us on November 18.