Impact Denver: A Great Vehicle for Exploration

Mary owes her inspiration to join Impact Denver to the company she works for. She was excited that DaVita invests its resources to the betterment of Denver and Colorado – not to mention its employees – through its involvement with the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce and its family organizations, such as the Leadership Foundation and B:CIVIC. “Denver has been my home, and my [...]

2022-11-09T14:39:23-07:00May 13th, 2022|

Impact Denver: Make Change with Other Leaders

To satisfy his craving for serving his community and cultivating change with other leaders, participating in Impact Denver was a no-brainer for Nate Boler. “As a transplant to the Denver area, I joined ID to learn about the issues that affect this community and to get connected to other civic leaders pushing to make positive change,” Nate said. A fresh Impact Denver Spring 2022 [...]

2022-05-13T08:21:29-06:00May 13th, 2022|

Build Deep Connections & Apply for Leadership Denver

A Leadership Denver 2015 alum, Lynnea Louison Hutton participated in the region's premier leadership program because she knew it was a great way to engage in the community and get more deeply involved in the metro Denver region. For her, the 11-month time commitment is worth the effort – and she says it's worth it for others if getting involved in the community is your [...]

2022-05-13T11:44:26-06:00May 10th, 2022|

Creating Spaces of Belonging for Refugees

The Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation and TIED (Talent, Inclusion, Engagement & Diversity) Roundtable hosted an online discussion on April 21 on the importance of creating spaces of belonging for refugees, especially in Colorado. Ndeye Ndao, community outreach specialist for the International Rescue Committee, introduced and moderated the discussion. She was joined by Erika Bodor, managing director at Project Worthmore, Yoal Kidane Ghebremeskel, co-founder [...]

2022-04-26T13:36:37-06:00April 26th, 2022|

Black History & Sakura Square: The Intersectionality of Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision and the Internment of Japanese Americans

The Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation and TIED (Talent, Inclusion, Engagement & Diversity) Roundtable hosted a celebration and discussion on Feb. 17 on the intersectionality of Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision and the internment of Japanese Americans. Tasha Jones, president and founder of LV Jones Consulting, introduced the discussion. She was joined by meeting facilitator Gloria Neal, public affairs director for the office of [...]

2022-03-02T10:18:10-07:00March 2nd, 2022|
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