Colorado Concern

An alliance of top executives with a common interest in enhancing and protecting the business climate.

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

Congratulations to Colorado Concern member, @ChrisAWright_, on his nomination as Secretary of Energy! https://t.co/WUOCsKBn4k

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

As our communities grow and develop, water remains a pivotal element in planning and development. How can we prepare? What’s being done currently to assess water usage? Join us Oct. 31 hear from Alan Salazar with @DenverWater at our Defining Issues Forum. #ColoBusiness

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

Businesses & residents alike all rely on energy powering their daily life. How we transition to cleaner forms of energy will be critical to affordability. Hear more from Alice Jackson with @XcelEnergyCO at our upcoming Defining Issues Forum on Oct. 31 #ColoBusiness

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

How do we make it affordable in a litigation environment that discourages insurers from investing in Colorado’s real estate market? Join us at our upcoming Defining Issues Forum October 31st to hear from a fierce housing advocate, Pat Hamill formerly with @homes_oakwood

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

Join us to hear from Chad Christianson of @HCAhealthcare at our upcoming Forum October 31st as we tackle healthcare as one of our defining issues. #Healthcare #ColoHealth #ColoBusiness

[Denver Water @DenverWater]

Thanks to @ColoConcern for stopping by Marston Treatment Plant to learn more about Denver Water's role in sustaining a strong and vibrant Colorado.

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

How do we encourage current students to attend Colorado universities to promote a homegrown workforce to help meet the projected demand? Learn more from Dr. Tony Frank with the @CSUSystem at our upcoming Defining Issues Forum on Oct. 31st.

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

@DiscoverTheWest's stunning new home is fast taking shape. At our Defining Issues event on Oct. 31, Pete Coors and Doug Jones will update us on what’s coming, the progress of the construction effort, and the state of the Honoring the Legacy capital campaign. #ColoBusiness

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

We would like to thank @GovofCO & #coleg for their hard work and leadership to deliver property tax relief for Coloradans. #copolitics @COHouseDem @COHouseGOP @COSenDem @ColoSenGOP https://t.co/2lHQ6xp8GH

[Executives Partnering to Invest in Children (EPIC) @EPICimpactorg]

Thanks to @ColoConcern for their support in advancing early childhood care and education through their Network sponsorship of our Annual Business Leaders Dinner on Sept. 10. We're excited to honor EPIC members and innovative businesses expanding #ChildCare access in #Colorado.

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

"Tim Foster, who adeptly ran the state’s system of higher education for many years, has denounced partisans who allege these measures won’t adequately fund our colleges, schools and health care systems. They will." #coleg #brucebenson https://t.co/RudpzD2dTs

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

@ColoConcern is #hiring a Senior Director of Public Affairs and Engagement to manage our policy agenda, internal and external communications, and member engagement. Priority application begins May 17th, but the position will remain open until filled. https://t.co/Bf1BHzap9d

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

Please join us in warmly welcoming Ray Baker, Partner at Gold Crown Management Company, George Eidsness, President of Transwest Inc., Murphy Robinson, President & CEO of Robinson Corporation and David Tandberg, PhD, President of Adams State University to Colorado Concern.

[Ed Sealover @ESealoverDenver]

One #coleg air-quality bill has a $19M fiscal note, which is tough sledding when there's only $25M space in the budget for legislative priorities. But @CDPHE insists it would cost $80M and 550 employees to implement. And that's just one example: https://t.co/M7vbmQj7aw

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

"This year’s three ozone bills would cost a combined $22.6 M and mandate hiring of 119 employees, according to fiscal notes — or $105.6 M and 748 new employees, according to department figures."
@ColoConcern opposes SB 65, SB 66, & HB 1330 #coleg https://t.co/Cgq7IwwgDd

[Dan Haley @danhaleyCO]

A few lawmakers want to ban #oilandgas. Yet now we learn O&G severance taxes are how other lawmakers helped balance the budget. Industry paid $2 Billion in state, local taxes in 2022. Those behind the ban have no ideas on how to replace that money. None. https://t.co/MwGUybEISS

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

Learn more about construction defects and condo development this Wednesday, March 27th.
Register today: https://t.co/i9O2C6NssH
@colo_politics @DenverGazette
#copolitics #coleg #SB106
Panelists: Senator @Zenzinger_AtoZ, Jeff Nehls, @PLifari, Scott Wilkinson, and Jenn Seidman

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

🚨Take Action today: Tell Senator Thomas Tony Exum Sr, Senator Julie Gonzales, Senator Sonya Jaquez Lewis, Senator Rod Pelton, Senator Byron Pelton and Senator Faith Winter ✅ VOTE YES on SB106! https://t.co/1nPy4Zromv #copolitics #coleg

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[Common Sense Institute Colorado @CSInstituteCO]

DYK: The Colorado proposed Oil & Gas ban will threaten the economy, including a projected 181,000 job losses.

Authors/Contributors: @TrishaJCoffee @ChrisBrown_CO

[Colorado Concern @ColoConcern]

If #SB159 passed, we would lose 181,000 high-paying Colorado jobs. Additionally, over the next 10 years, this bill would reduce state GDP by $321 Billion! This cannot be allowed to happen. Join us in opposing SB 159. #coleg #copolitics @CSInstituteCO #Jobs https://t.co/ZIbC3XJxQd