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LEADERSHIP. REACH. RESULTS.
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Thank you to all our partners and attendees who made Manufacturing Matters such a notable event. It was held on January 25, 2017 at ICOSA Event Center. Lt. Gov. Donna Lynne officially proclaimed the date as "Dream It Do It Colorado Day" in honor of the Dream It Do It Colorado statewide manufacturing coalition. Partners included Colorado Community College System, Colorado Workforce Development Council, Manufacturer's Edge and Women in Manufacturing.
Manufacturing Matters also marked the first event in our Author's Series. Alvaro E. Espinosa, co-author of Fixing What Already Works: How to Make Good Organizations Great, spoke about how principles he learned in manufacturing can be applied to any operation to improve business.
Dream It Do It Colorado (DIDICO) will hold another event this year and be involved with the Manufacturing Day initiative.
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Listen at KDMT 1690 AM Denver's Money Talk from
Stream or Download These
Recent Episodes
Still to come this week:
- February 2 - Carol Carter - GlobalMindED
- February 3 - Peter Moore - VITAL for Colorado
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You may not even know what is at risk! Attend the economic espionage webinar so that you can recognize, prevent, and educate your workforce on threats to your company. Ask yourself...
- Does your organization have sensitive information?
- Is this information properly protected?
- Is anyone trying to get this information?
- What would happen if they did get it?
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Colorado Business Roundtable's Inner Circle gives our members access to the Colorado's top business women and men. Inner Circle members share their leadership lessons and invite you to learn more about them and their organizations. We'll be adding new members every week, so stay tuned in the newsletter and on social media as the COBRT Inner Circle continues to expand!
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Roberta Robinette holds more than 20 years of government affairs and telecommunications industry experience in developing and executing government strategies for large corporations, small businesses, and non-profit organizations.
Roberta leads
AT&T's legislative and community affairs in Colorado and supports new technology deployment and infrastructure investment. With 4000 employees in Colorado, she represents AT&T's interests by collaborating with community leaders, policy makers, and local and regional business professionals to connect people with technology everywhere they live and work.
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Are you on a mission to use technology to enhance learning and help every student achieve a bright, successful future?
Technology is changing the world - it is changing how we communicate, how we work, and how we play. It is also fundamentally changing how we learn.
Mobile technology, applications, and services are empowering students to achieve, removing barriers to graduation, enabling teachers, and preparing today's learners for the jobs of tomorrow.
The Aspire Accelerator works with organizations that use technology to help students succeed, strengthen schools and communities, or prepare learners for employment.
It will connect you with the resources, services, expertise, and relationships you need to drive exponential change in how we learn.
Learn more and apply
The
Denver Post reported on the Aspire Accelerator too. Check it out
here.
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Logistics careers are a growing industry, critical to economic development here in Colorado. Gayle Dendinger, Founder and Owner of
CAP Logistics
, shares how he started his business by moving freight and how the business has changed over the years.
Bob Forshay, Supply Chain Architect and
V.P. of Transformance Advisors
, and Derrick Knudsen, Executive Recruiter for
Ajilon
, join the conversation. They'll discuss logistics education, the types of degrees available and what employers are looking for in great logistics employees.
Listen to or watch the latest radio show
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