The Colorado for Mitt Romney presidential campaign just added nine new leaders from Colorado, including Colorado Springs’ own Kyle Hybl and Wayne Williams.
Hybl is a University of Colorado Regent and El Pomar Foundation vice president and general counsel, and Williams is an El Paso County Commissioner.
They will join Republican […]
Business economists are generally optimistic about prospects for their own businesses, but are less positive about the national economy.
A January report from the National Association for Business Economics released the responses of 98 corporate and trade association economists polled between December 13 and January 9.
Each was asked about conditions […]
CH2M Hill and the City of Colorado Springs were awarded an Outstanding Achievement in Public/Private Partnerships Award for their work with Mayor Lionel Rivera and Colorado Springs Utilities.
The award was given during yesterday’s meeting of the National Conference of Mayors in Las Vegas.
The entities worked together on the Fountain Creek […]
Boulder venture capitalist Brad Feld has donated $25,000 to the University of Colorado for naming rights and a plaque on the second-floor men’s bathroom in the campus’ newly constructed technology hub.
It’s an offer that was flushed away by Feld’s alma mater, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, but C.U. officials took […]
Read: CU won’t flush away $25k
A new Web site for job seekers is touting itself as the “go to” site for those looking to make more than $100,000 a year.
TheLadders.com advertises itself as an alternative to other sites that are overrun with unattractive, untalented, “average” workers.
Membership to the site costs $180 a year and restricts listings to […]