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Denver’s Housing Crunch and The Impact on Small Business
The current housing crunch in the Denver metro isn’t new news, but just how much impact will it have on small businesses in the area?
A Look Back at Small Business Week: Great Advice from Entrepreneurs
Every year business leaders from each state are nominated to win the SBA’s Small Business Person of the Year award. Nominees are selected for their longevity, ability to withstand adversity, growth in employee headcount, and contributions to the community.
Sweeping Changes to Alcohol Sales Law in Colorado
Alcohol laws in Colorado haven’t changed much over the years, but today, retailers and the craft brew industry are all abuzz over the signing of SB 16-197.
Five Ways to Increase Your Productivity
The truth is that productivity is all about lifestyle habits. What do productive people do better than you, and in what order?
Now That I Run My Own Small Business, Should I Bring In a Coach?
A bigger reason to consider a coach is that without one, you are responsible only to yourself. By bringing someone in, you’re involving another person in your own accountability when he or she starts tracking how you’re faring with goals and milestones, where your weak spots are, and which habits could use some tweaking.
Even tough times can be opportunities.
Energy prices have been tumbling down for a while now, reaching record lows. This has been great news for many consumers, who are paying less at the pump to fill up their cars. Despite the bad market for oil and gas, speakers at the Colorado Oil & Gas...
When Facebook Doesn’t “Like” Your Pot Shop Page…
Recently Facebook started shutting down the pages of legal marijuana businesses around the country, and Colorado’s cannabis retailers were captured in their net, along with legitimate medical dispensaries in other states.
Small Business Work-Life Balance
Work-life balance is one of those issues we often hear about when it comes to employees, but what about small business owners and entrepreneurs?
Craft Beer is a Billion-Dollar Economic Driver in CO
According to a study released by the University of Colorado’s Leeds School of Business in association with the Colorado Brewers Guild, small, locally-owned breweries had an overall economic impact of 1.15 billion dollars on the Colorado Economy for the year of 2014, and it employs over 6,000 workers in Colorado.
Colorado’s New Workforce Development Package
The question the legislators were trying to answer was, essentially, How do we stream more high-school and college graduates into the Colorado workforce, especially in fields where they are desperately needed, like technology?
Chet Baker
Rick Davis
How Do I Apply for a 7(a) Loan?
How Do I Apply for a 7(a) Loan? Small businesses are the engine of the US economy. They provide a significant amount of employment, provide vital services in their communities, and develop important innovations. However, finding the funding to start and run a small...
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