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Rewarding 2140 Fans:
Follow us on these social media outlets for your chance to wIn 1 of 4 gift certificates to Casa Alvarez!
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Members-Only Event June 13: Bhakti Chai Tour Tour the production line and taste Bhakti Chai. 3:00-4:30pm FREE - FOR MEMBERS ONLY Only 15 spots available. No walk-ins REGISTER HERE 2140 Professional Development Event June 19: Political Engagement for Young Professionals 5:30-8:00pm at Chautauqua Dining Hall $35 members, $40 non-members until June 18th, $40 day of event. Includes 2 drinks (beer), heavy appetizers and the chance to win over $500 in door prizes! REGISTER HERE 2140 Happy Hour June 27: 5:30-7:30pm at The Bitter Bar $5 for members $10 for non-members Happy hour pricing for drinks REGISTER HERE Proceeds benefit The Wellness Initiative Boulder Chamber Events In addition to hosting great Business After Hours events each month, The Boulder Chamber also puts on FREE Ribbon Cuttings for local businesses. Join in on these fun events and network with other members! |
2140 Welcomes
New Committee Members!
Meet 2140's new
Rachael & Tim...
of RevMountain
Rachael Malone works at local marketing tech firm She graduated with a BA in Public Relations and Dance and is an Arkansas native. Rachael spends her spare time volunteering, rollerblading, bicycling, venturing outdoors in Colorado and traveling. Tim Adairof Markit on Demand Tim works as a Project Manager at Markit on Demand, providing web based solutions to the financial industry. He's dedicated to achieving high results by balancing multiple disciplines, connecting people and closing deals and brings expertise in sales and marketing to the 2140 PD Committee. Thanks to R.J. Mastic of Ecosyste.ms for his service and dedication to the 2140 Professional Development committee. We've been lucky to take advantage of his leadership and skill in building great Professional Development events for Boulder young professionals! We'll miss you R.J. and we hope to see you at upcoming 2140 events! |
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About Boulder 2140
Boulder 2140 is an affiliate group of the Boulder Chamber that plans events to meet the interests of a new generation of business professionals. The group's mission is to establish a community of young professionals dedicated to building and fostering relationships through professional development, philanthropic involvement, and cultural and social opportunities.
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2140 Editor's Note:
Membership Launch Party Recap
 So many local young professionals enjoyed 2140's Membership Launch Party last month! A big thanks to Absinthe House for hosting and to all of our sponsors!
Over 75 attendees came out to mingle and show support. They each received cool 2140 pint glasses (below) and some went home with great prizes from places such as the St Julien, Pizzeria Locale, Harpo's and more!
 Want to get in on the 2140 fun? Become a member today and get the scoop on all of our summer events! Be sure to check the calendar on 2140's website for upcoming happy hour dates. View our Facebook page for more event photos. |
More on This Month's Awesome Events:
Pedal on! Colorado has designated June 27 as Bike to Work Day. 2140 encourages bicycling for fun and transportation to work, school, errands and recreation. Stop by and see us on Bike to Work Day! 2140 will be handing out refreshing water, fruit, pastries, juice, coffee and more, including water bottles from Polar Bottle! It's first come, first serve! So make 2440 Pearl St. the first stop on your morning commute. When: June 27th from 6:30-9:00am Where: Boulder 2140 at 2440 Pearl St.
Calling all Boulder 2140 members: Join us for a FREE chai production tour and tasting with local tea maker, Bhakti Chai!
 From her kitchen in Nederland, to grocery stores nationwide, it's been a wild ride for local entrepreneur, Brooke Eddy. Her company Bhakti Chai is projecting 6 million dollars in revenue this year! Ginger from Peru, tea from India... all brewed & bottled right here in Longmont.
Read more on the Bhakti success story here...
When: June 13 from 3:00-4:30pm
Where: Bhakti Chai at 1820 Industrial Circle, Longmont
Note: Space is limited to only 15 people so pre-register today!
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A Day in the Life of Josh Olsen
Partner & Kitchen Manager
at The Squeaky Bean
There's no doubt about it , Boulder is home to tech's most ambitious entrepreneurs. And, though the same may be said about Silicon Valley, what sets Boulder techies apart are their passion for great food and their delicate palates. It appears Boulderites have gusto for great-tasting cuisine and cocktails, which is surely the reason why delicious local restaurants abound. This combination of visionary minds and culinary arts stretches far outside our cities boundaries as well. So, I set foot on a quest into downtown Denver and discovered an innovative kitchen which opens its doors this month!
 The Squeaky Bean is soon to be serving Denver's most progressive cuisine and kitchen manager and partner, Josh Olsen, accepted the challenge to help me in my quest to find a different kind of restaurant. Little did I know that my journey would begin in the rural farmlands outside Denver's metropolis. When we arrived on the farm, Olsen explained that the lands produce the ingredients for The Squeaky Bean's menu of exquisite entrees. They grow more than fifteen types of crops including squash, tomatoes, chili, sunflowers, and... chrysanthemums? Yes. Chrysanthemums are one of the traditional cut flowers that will be served as key components on your plate at the Bean. Olsen promises that his ingredients will engage your five senses during the dining experience and shared that one dish is "a salad that will literally be served in a square flower box. It will include edible flowers and super-good spinach. Together they'll make one very aromatic, colorful, and fun salad that will opaque your typical greens with cucumber."
Read more on 2140's Blog...
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Boulder 2140's Photographers
Thanks to the photographers who volunteer their time to participate in 2140 events so that we can share all our fun with you in photos! Below are a few of these helpful folks. If you'd like to volunteer as a photographer for one of our upcoming events, please contact our Photography and Design Manager.
Beth Sanders has been a photographer for 25 years, 17 in the Boulder area. Primarily she has worked as a portrait and wedding photographer, but finds herself moving into photographing art and fashion. She loves what she does and she loves the people she with whom she gets to work. Beth says she feels fortunate that everyday she wakes up to live the life that she loves.
David Hach
David is a senior civil engineering major at CU Boulder, looking forward to a career as a water engineer. During the summer, David works as a professional photographer shooting paragliders in his hometown of Aspen. He enjoys all kinds of event and sports photography. When he isn't studying or taking pictures, David likes to paraglide, restore and ride vintage bicycles, and browse Craigslist for stuff he can't afford to buy.
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