Carl Maxey and family awarded prestigious Collins Award
The Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce hosted its 117th Annual Celebration Wednesday evening at the Ranch Events Complex in Loveland. More than 550 Chamber members and others from the area came together to celebrate the success of the Fort Collins Chamber and the business community.
“Business is the cornerstone of the community,” said Ann Hutchison, Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce President & CEO. “Business, across ...
A key priority for your Fort Collins Area Chamber is to implement a variety of strategies to support employers in attracting and retaining the talent they need to ensure a competitive advantage for area employers through quality workers and for workers through quality jobs.
We have been a Champion for this talent work since 2017 and are excited to share resources from our Talent Summit and our Talent Series. Our new VP for Strategic Initiatives, Yvonne Myers, has created and curated amazi...
Last week at the 2022 Annual Conference, W.A.C.E. recognized deserving programs in various core competency areas. Programs nominated for this award should have met or exceeded the chamber's goals and MUST be able to be replicated by other chambers.
The Outstanding Achievement Award Winners Are:
Culver City (CA) Chamber - FeedCulver
Fort Collins Area (CO) Chamber - Northern Colorado Reignite Our Economy
Greater Phoenix (AZ) Chamber - Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Toolkit
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More than a dozen leaders across Colorado issued quotes supporting HB 22-1026, a bi-partisan bill sponsored by Representatives Shannon Bird and Dan Woog.
The bill provides tax incentives for employers to provide alternative transportation options such as bus passes. By encouraging alternate transportation, both employers and employees can take advantage of an opportunity to reduce the number of single occupancy vehicle trips and reduce emissions.The bill is slated for a hearing before the Hou...
Community Advocate and Leader Hired as Vice President of Strategic Initiatives
The Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce the hiring of Yvonne Myers as its Vice President of Strategic Initiatives. Myers will start her new position at the Chamber in mid-January 2022.
“Yvonne’s dedication and commitment to Fort Collins and this region is clearly visible in her work throughout this community, including her time, experience and volunteerism with the Chamber. It made her...
The 2021 Reader's Choice Best Of NOCO winners are in!
The Fort Collins Chamber has been awarded No. 1 Best Networking Group. We are proud to offer our members and business community many events and program opportunities to connect and collaborate!
Find Out More: https://fortcollinschamber.com/membership/
Thanks to our nominators, voters and NOCO Style for the recognition and support!!
Congratulations to all businesses and organizations on this list. We are proud to live...
Thirty-two current and emerging leaders were recently selected to participate in the 2022 Leadership Northern Colorado program. The group is a diverse mix of professions with representative from education, large and small business, not for profit and government.
Leadership Northern Colorado, a joint initiative of the Fort Collins, Greeley and Loveland Chambers of Commerce, the Community Foundation of Northern Colorado and the Greeley Community Foundation, is designed to build human capacity a...
The Chamber is excited to announce another new face. Carol Zick joined our team as the afternoon Welcome Coordinator. She is sharing this role and although here for a limited time each week, she is hopeful to connect with you.
Carol was born in Fort Collins and lived here until 1968. After graduating from UNC in 1980, she moved back to this community and has lived here since. She married her high school sweetheart, Brian, and is celebrating 40 years of marriage. Together they raised two ch...
Respond by Urging Additional Federal Funding Be Directed to Federal Interstate System.
The signing of the $1 Trillion Infrastructure Package today marks an historic win for much needed investment in the nation’s infrastructure. Colorado stands to receive approximately $3.7B in federal-aid funding for Colorado’s roads over 5 years and includes current levels of funding. Approximately $950M of the $3.7M are new dollars to the state.
Leaders from business and elected officials from the ...
“It is imperative that Coloradoans are clear on the overall costs of the rule and how the policies encompassed in the are structured to reduce their quality of life.”
During a Colorado Department of Transportation virtual hearing (November 10, 2021) on a proposal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) related to transportation projects, the Northern Colorado Legislative Alliance — representing Fort Collins, Greeley, and Loveland Chambers of Commerce and Upstate Colorado EDC– offered...
