by Fort Collins Chamber | Sep 24, 2019 | Business & Economy, Business-Friendly Environment, Economy, Talent
Work in Northern Colorado (aka Talent 2.0) is a major initiative of the Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce. In broad terms, it is focused on three major things: putting tools in the hands of human resource staff and recruiters to help with their talent recruitment...
by Fort Collins Chamber | Sep 3, 2019 | Business & Economy, Business-Friendly Environment, Economy, Talent
Finding workers is a big, big challenge for many employers, as you probably already know. It’s a regular point of conversation with our members. In light of that, an interesting story in the July 1 edition of the Wall Street Journal caught my eye. In a story titled...
by Fort Collins Chamber | Sep 18, 2018 | Business & Economy, Business-Friendly Environment, Economy, Talent
Finding workers is a big challenge for many employers in the area. In that regard, we’re not unique as this is a national problem. As you know, to meet this challenge we launched Talent 2.0 in conjunction with other community partners. You can find more at...
by Fort Collins Chamber | Jul 31, 2018 | Business & Economy, Business-Friendly Environment, Economy, Talent
Finding workers is a special challenge for employers across America, including here in Northern Colorado. The Chamber has been working with other partners to provide information and tools you can use in your recruitment efforts. Take a look at www.NoCoTalent2.com...
by Fort Collins Chamber | May 15, 2018 | Business & Economy, Business-Friendly Environment, Economy, Talent
Chamber leaders hosted the first Northern Colorado Prospers (NCP) Annual Summit on April 25 at the Colorado State University Lory Student Center Theatre. The purpose of the summit was twofold: report progress on the four goals of NCP and to seek investor input. NCP...
by Fort Collins Chamber | Apr 24, 2018 | Business & Economy, Business-Friendly Environment, Economy, Talent
It seems like only yesterday millions of people were unemployed due to the so-called ‘Great Recession.’ Now every week there’s a story in the press about tight labor markets. An example is a story posted yesterday on TheHill.com titled “14 States Hit Record-Low...
