Gov. Jared Polis was in Greeley Friday, visiting local businesses and the University of Northern Colorado, at the latter of which he delivered a news conference, flanked by cabinet members and Greeley's Democratic statehouse representative.
Polis, who visited the Greeley Chamber of Commerce and local business Distortions Unlimited before stopping at UNC, was in town to tout his administration's support for businesses and others in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Colorado business sentiment negative but improving | CU Boulder Today | University of Colorado
Colorado business optimism continues to recover from historic lows but it is still not back into positive territory, according to a new report from the CU Boulder's Leeds Business Research Division.
The quarterly Leeds Business Confidence Index (LBCI), produced by the Leeds Business Research Division (BRD) at the Leeds School of Business , reflects Colorado business leaders' expectations for the state and national economies, industry sales, industry profits, hiring and business spending.
Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce to host next business breakfast Oct. 8 in Oakland - CentralMaine.com
Thorn Dickinson, CEO and president of NECEC Transmission, LLC and vice president of business development at Avangrid, will deliver a presentation about the New England Clean Energy Connect corridor project and its importance to our area during the Mid-Maine Chamber of Commerce's October business breakfast scheduled from 7:15 to 9 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, in the Waterville Country Club Banquet Room at 39 Country Club Road in Oakland.
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Dickinson is responsible for creating and supporting growth initiatives in sustainable energy. He has worked in the energy industry for 30 years. Prior to his current position, he worked on integrated resource plans, clean-air compliance, industry restructuring, the Maine Power Reliability Project, the sale and acquisition of numerous businesses and most recently, the development of renewable energy projects.
City of Dubuque officials meet with minority business owners to learn their needs and struggles
DUBUQUE, Iowa (KCRG) - Wesley Rainer is getting ready to open his hot dog stand, Hot Diggity Dogz, on what should be a busy Friday night.
He said starting his business, though, has been a long road. Rainer said he founded his business through his 401k and, when he was let go of his job, he had two plans.
"The plan was to go to school to be a welder and figure out what type of business can I start that was $10,000 or lower."
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During that journey he has learned that being a minority business owner comes with its own set of challenges. One of those being communication.
Not to change the topic here:
Nevada Global Business and Economics Lab (NVGLOBE-L) | University of Nevada, Reno
The vision of the UNR College of Business is “to be a premier business school that produces research and graduates that enable economic vitality and inspire positive change in Nevada and the world.”
The College of Business international programs are designed to build a global perspective in business and economics education. Our goal is to support the College by facilitating international faculty and student exchange programs, research collaborations, joint research symposia, study abroad programs, professional internships, international competitions, and other global outreach activities.
New wave of minority-business owners excel through education, information, tech and networking
These connections may bridge decades of discourse and, perhaps, help level the playing field for minority and black-owned businesses. In the past, non-Black consumers were hesitant to deal with or unlikely to seek out Black vendors. More rarely were vendors of color able to establish and retain business in predominantly caucasian communities leaving few avenues for vendors to market goods and services.
The new generation of Black Entrepreneurs has more access to capital, information, and diverse knowledge in their niche aspects of business, which bolsters opportunities for them to succeed.
'Great things come in pairs;' Twin brothers use sock business to help community during pandemic
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OVIEDO, Fla. – A pair of twin brothers are making a difference in their Central Florida community one sock at a time.
What started as a dream has now become a reality for Marcus and Mario Taylor. They own The Sock Gallery, which is a unique business selling personalized socks and masks. The business has grown into its very own empire serving customers and well-known celebrities.
The Memphis natives moved to Central Florida with a vision and have now made a name for themselves in their community.
For Pitt center and its director, it's business as unusual | Business | observer-reporter.com
Rick Shrum joined the Observer-Reporter as a reporter in 2012, after serving as a section editor, sports reporter and copy editor at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Rick has won eight individual writing awards, including two Golden Quills.
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