We stand united in condemning acts of antisemitism, hate and violence and are committed to bridging differences through collaboration, empathy and our shared humanity.

The refreshed Boulder Together builds upon the original program’s pillars — workforce development, housing affordability and transportation mobility — contemplating additional issues such as commercial real estate vacancies, public safety and homelessness.

Know a woman or emerging youth leader making a difference in Boulder through her leadership, service, or impact? Help us celebrate her.

Submit your nomination by June 23!

It was Benjamin Franklin who reportedly said, “If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.” Well, when it comes to the City of Boulder’s new Economic Vitality Strategic Plan, I’m sure Franklin would join me in applauding the effort. But to better capture the urgency of our current economic circumstances, I steal a phrase from Walt Disney: “The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.”

Every success Boulder Together has achieved is the result of partnership, grounded in shared purpose, driven by business and nonprofit leadership, and made possible through deep community collaboration.

Boulder Together is grounded in a shared belief:

• We believe in thinking differently.
• We believe in challenging the status quo.
• We believe prosperity should be a promise for all — not a privilege for a few.

Through bold business leadership and strong community collaboration, we are tackling Boulder’s most pressing economic and social challenges.