Technology is an innovation hub, now more than ever. As the pandemic has shifted much of our work, we need a secure, powerful network every day to work, socialize and take part in leisure activities online. Frannie Matthews, president and CEO of Colorado Technology Association, and Cassie Roach, vice president, global public sector at Cisco Systems, joined Virtual Voices last week to discuss technology, [...]
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 [...]
As leaders, we all have the power to share our voice by voting. This election, it’s critical that we not only all vote but also educate ourselves on the voting process and vote early. That was one of the takeaways from last week’s Virtual Voices on voting. Virtual Voices aims to keep Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation alums informed and engaged as our community [...]
The earlier we start conversations about race, the more likely we are to break down the barriers and oppression that come with racism. That was one of the key takeaways from last week’s Virtual Voices on Talking to Your Kids About Race. Virtual Voices aims to keep Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation alums informed and engaged as our community works through this challenging time. [...]
Mental health and wellness has always been important but today it is arguably more critical than ever. Last week’s Virtual Voices reminded us that mental health and wellness is something that effects all of us and we can work together to change the stigma associated with it. Virtual Voices aims to keep Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation alums informed and engaged as our community [...]
