We can only have a vibrant community for all when we are inclusive. At the Leadership Foundation and B:CIVIC, we recognize that we have a responsibility to invest in building racial equity and to support our community of leaders in being agents of change. We’re committed to becoming an organization that is more anti-racist and we’re committed to creating a sustained effort to support [...]
As business leaders, it’s vital we understand the role that racist housing policies play in shaping cities and limiting wealth for families and individuals of different races. As we more deeply examine systemic inequality in our nation, we should work to understand the connections between homeownership, wealth and the criminal justice system. When we understand these systems and how they are related, we can [...]
It’s time to share your voice and vote. As civic leaders, it’s critical that we not only all vote but also educate ourselves on the voting process and encourage others to vote. Here are a few resources on the importance of voting: Virtual Voices on Voting. Earlier this month, we heard from Hon. Paul D. López, clerk and recorder for the City and County [...]
These past few months have given us time to reflect and figure out how we can all virtually stay connected. Many of our alumni have shared their experiences and challenges on The Network, an online community just for Leadership Foundation alumni. Our Networker of the Quarter Will Simpkins, Leadership Exchange 2019 and Leadership Denver 2020 alum, is one of those alums. Simpkins, vice president [...]
COLORADO U.S. SENATE CANDIDATES SHARE VIEWS WITH BUSINESS COMMUNITY AT VIRTUAL FORUM THURSDAY Gardner and Hickenlooper Shared Views on COVID-19, Health Care, Oil & Gas and More at Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation Event DENVER – The Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation hosted the 2020 U.S. Senate Candidate Forum on Thursday, Oct. 15, with U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner and former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper. [...]
