Podcasts about colorado springs business journal

Kelley Likes is the Vice President of Philanthropy at the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region. Kelley is the youngest VP in the organization's history and was recognized as a rising leader by the Colorado Springs Business Journal. In this episode of RKD Group: Chat, Kelley shares her interesting journey into the nonprofit space and her perspective on leadership and collaboration. For more, visit info.rkdgroup.com/podcast.Follow RKD Group on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram @RKDGroup.

Marianne Elden Torres  Art Therapist, Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center Art Expressions Facilitator, Mt Carmel Veterans Service Center     The Veterans Voice News Service, presented by The Veterans Voice Project and Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center, provides weekly, military and business-themed news, analysis and commentary for The Front in partnership with the Colorado Springs Business Journal.    

PACT Act Claims Clinics on August 7th, 8th, and 9th!  The clinics aim to assist with filing PACT Act Claims, provide toxic exposure screening, and healthcare enrollment for veterans. There will also be opportunities for compensation and pension exams. No reservations or appointments are necessary. Individuals will be helped on a first-come, first-served basis.  ----more---- During the PACT Act Claims Clinics Veterans can also request a screening by a VA nurse trained in identifying and documenting potential exposures to toxins during military service. Enrolled Veterans can also leave a message in MyHealtheVet or a voicemail at 720-857-2511. Times:  12:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Location:  The Recruiting & Readiness Center located at 9510 Voyager Parkway, Colorado Springs, CO 80920 To learn more about El Paso County Veterans Services and the PACT Act, visit www.elpasoco.com/pact-act     The Veterans Voice News Service, presented by The Veterans Voice Project and Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center, provides weekly, military and business-themed news, analysis and commentary for The Front in partnership with the Colorado Springs Business Journal.      

Talking about suicide, let alone reporting about it, isn't an easy thing to do. Especially for one group that is referred to as the Quiet Professionals. But acknowledging the mental health epidemic that is taking lives on American soil is the only way to destigmatize the challenges that our troops face post War on Terror. (We) are honored to be able to advocate and tell the story that many keep internal.  - Cindy Centofanti In The Front:  Shatter the Silence by Cindy Centofanti for the Veterans Voice News Service     If you are experiencing suicidal ideations or you are in crisis contact the Veterans Crisis Line Dial 988 then Press 1, or, Text 838255       LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SPECIAL FORCES FOUNDATION Call for Service:  (719) 728-8816 E:  info@specialforcesfoundation.org     The Veterans Voice News Service, presented by The Veterans Voice Project and Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center, provides weekly, military and business-themed news, analysis and commentary for The Front in partnership with the Colorado Springs Business Journal.        

Alexandra Renée Poelstra is a speaker, consultant, and monsterprenuer known as THE MAVEN of ALL MAVEN, a small and mighty enterprise innovating bold and brilliant brands to shake up industries.She's been featured in various notable and award-winning publications and media, from Carlsbad's 40 under 40 and the Colorado Springs Business Journal to Gusto. She also spoke for Webflow's Virtual World Tour and ALL MAVEN was a Finalist for Innovator of the Year at Carlsbad's CBAD Awards. Known as THE MAVEN of ALL MAVEN, she dedicates herself to crafting bold and brilliant brands geared to shake up the industry. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lvonne-mcmillan/support

Today we're speaking with special guests Brian Grossman and Terri Hamek from the Colorado Springs Indy. We discuss the importance of journalism in building a functioning community and how strong journalism can make a city more attractive. We also talk about the return of the Indy and the Colorado Springs Business Journal as separate brands and how people can support these publications. Visit https://www.csindy.com/ for more invformation

What do you do if your company asks you to participate in activities that conflict with your values? How can you live out your faith in a secular workplace even if others hold different views? In today's conversation, you'll hear as Holly and I chat with our guest, Dr. Debra Dean. Debra shares her experience of how God called her to leave corporate after 25 years to start a ministry geared towards helping Christians authentically live out their faith. We discuss respectful pluralism and why it's important in the workplace, what to do when you experience conflicting values in your employment, and why it can be challenging for Christians to live out and discuss their faith. In addition, we dive into the need for civil discourse, discussing ‘hot topics' with friends, and how to discern if you're being called out of your corporate role into something different. I know you're going to love this conversation and it is sure to bring insights even if you don't find yourself working in a secular organization at this time! For the full show notes for this episode, visit estherlittlefield.com/episode207   Connect with Dr. Debra Dean: Website Facebook LinkedIn Dr. Debra Dean has decades of experience in Corporate America, as well as years of teaching experience at the university level. She was listed among the 2020 Women of Influence by The Colorado Springs Business Journal, as well as the 2020 Winner of Most Influential Business Consultancy CEO (USA) by the Global CEO Excellence Awards. She has been included in Biltmore's Who's Who of Women Business Leaders, Continental Who's Who of National Business Leaders, and Who's Who Among University Students. She was nominated as one of three top operational excellence leaders with OPEX Week Business Transformation World Summit 2019, and received the 2018 Outstanding Reviewer award for the Management, Spirituality, and Religion (MSR) community. She was nominated as a top female leader with her previous global workplace, where her research efforts elevated employee engagement to some of the highest levels in the multinational organization. Dr. Dean was born and raised in Kentucky, spent nine years in Iowa, and currently resides in Colorado with her husband, Steve, and their youngest son, Gavin. In total, they have six amazing children and four wonderful grandchildren.   Connect with Esther and Holly: Esther's Website Holly's Website Instagram Facebook Group Facebook Page

– The RIA Podcast with Seth Greene Episode 052 Brian Colvert Brian Colvert has been serving his clients for over 15 years and loves the impact he has been able to have on his clients' lives. He started his career with Smith Barney and later UBS, and found out he could better serve his clients as a true fiduciary as a Registered Investment Advisor, knowing that clients are more important than shareholders. From there Bonfire Financial was born. Brian is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®), and has been recognized as one of the top advisors in Colorado and nationally by the National Association of Board Certified Advisor Practices (NABCAP). He was also named one of the Colorado Springs Business Journal's Rising Stars 40 under 40 in 2012. Prior to becoming an advisor, he was a top account executive for Ricoh Business Systems in Southern California. Listen to this insightful RIA episode with Brian Colvert about senior insurance marketing! Here is what to expect on this week's show: - How Brian got started in RIA and what he loves to do on his free time away from the office! - Understanding that you can have a big impact on your clients' lives. - How Brian brings in referrals and how he comes across clients who are nearing retirement and need financial advising help.   Connect with Brian: Guest Links: LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/briancolvert Website- https://www.bonfirefinancial.com/team/brian-colvert   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The innovations that drive space exploration not only aid us in discovering other worlds, but they also benefit us right here on earth. Today's guest is Shelli Brunswick, who joins us to talk about the role of AI in space exploration and how the ‘space ecosystem' can create jobs and career opportunities on Earth. Shelli is the COO at the Space Foundation and was selected as the 2020 Diversity and Inclusion Officer and Role Model of the Year by WomenTech Network and a Woman of Influence by the Colorado Springs Business Journal. We kick our discussion off by hearing how Shelli got to her current role and what it entails. She talks about how connected the space industry has become to many others, and how this amounts to a ‘space ecosystem', a rich field for opportunity, innovation, and commerce. We talk about the many innovations that have stemmed from space exploration, the role they play on this planet, and the possibilities this holds as the space ecosystem continues to grow. She gets into the programs at the Space Foundation to encourage entrepreneurship and the ways that innovators can direct their efforts to participate in the space ecosystem. We also explore the many ways that AI plays a role in the space ecosystem and how the AI being utilized across industries on earth will find later applications in space. Tune in today to learn more!Key Points From This Episode:Shelli's background and career journey to her role as COO at the Space Foundation.What made Shelli decide that she wanted to occupy her current role.Using space innovation to benefit us on earth; the definition of ‘space ecosystem'.The many industries and countries that participate in the space ecosystem.Using the Center for Innovation and Education to create diversity and opportunities across industries.The role of AI in the growing space ecosystem; satellites, space exploration, GPS, and more.How AI regulates hydroponic agriculture on earth and can in space too.The many challenges of living off-world and the role AI will play.How entrepreneurship in the context of the space ecosystem is taught at the Space Commerce Institute.The spinoff commercialization and innovations that come from the space industry.How AI practitioners can point their expertise and technology into the space ecosystem.What AI will change in the world of the future and the effects of this on jobs.Tweetables:“What we really need to do is wrap it back to how that space technology, that space innovation, that investing in space, benefits us right here on planet earth and creates jobs and career opportunities.” — @shellibrunswick [0:05:52]“The sky is not the limit [for the role that] AI can play in this.” — @shellibrunswick [0:12:12]“It is the Wild West. It is exciting and, if you want to be an entrepreneur, buckle in because there is an opportunity for you!” — @shellibrunswick [0:20:36]“You can sit in the Space Symposium sessions and hear what are those governments investing in, what are those companies investing in, and how can you as an entrepreneur create a product or service that's related to AI that helps them fill that capability gap?” — @shellibrunswick [0:22:00]Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Shelli Brunswick on LinkedInShelli Brunswick on TwitterThe Space FoundationThe Center for Innovation and EducationSpace Symposium

Anmol Oberoi talks with Gemma Delgaudio about her 10 years experience in the DSO space. Gemma started her career in a different industry and moved up the ladder after joining a DSO, to the role she always wanted to be part of - Marketing. Gemma talks about: - Her journey from hospitality to the dental industry. - Her growth from a nonmarketing role to a marketing role in the dental industry - What does it take to be a Marketing Director at a DSO and more - What does the future hold for a marketer at a DSO About Emitrr: Emitrr is an Omni channel (Texting, Webchat, Missed Calls, Google My Business and more) messaging platform for your business. Emitrr helps some of the largest brands reduce call volumes in the call center by converting calls to messages across different channels and helping grow revenue for businesses. Check us out at emitrr.com About Gemma: Gemma is a Marketing Director responsible for providing guidance to local dental offices by evaluating and developing marketing strategies, planning and coordinating marketing efforts, communicating the marketing plans to those involved, and building awareness and positioning for Mid Atlantic's brands. She also specialize in organizing industry conferences, trade shows, health fairs, and major events whist identifying company social media marketing strategies and content marketing. Gemma has successfully accomplished 20 years in the Sales and Marketing Industry within the business and hospitality sector, in both the United Kingdom and United States, for companies ranging from 5* hotels to leading restaurants and healthcare facilities. She has consistently met and exceeded my quota throughout her career. Within the last 5 years, she has won numerous internal annual awards, nominated for the Annual Athena Awards 2017 for helping other women reach their leadership potential, accomplishing success in business, and contributions to the community. Finally, Gemma was nominated as Woman of Influence for the Colorado Springs Business Journal. Within her time serving the Colorado community, she also became an Ambassador at the Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce & EDC and a Foundation Board Member with the Southern Colorado Women's Chamber of Commerce.

Jordan has been in public accounting since 2005 and he became the youngest partner at SKR+CO in 2016. Jordan provides strategic business + individual tax planning to over 200 clients, with emphasis in privately-held companies, real estate and construction. Professional + Community Involvement Jordan is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and the Colorado Society of Certified Public Accountants (COCPA). Jordan also serves on the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) board of directors, an 11-member volunteer board appointed by Colorado Springs City Council, which includes one seat for a council member. He is a graduate of the Rainmaker Academy and the Leadership NOW! program of Leadership Pikes Peak and serves as treasurer for the local chapter of the American Outlaws, a support organization for the US national soccer teams. Jordan is passionate about local business and improving his community, two reasons he was honored as a 2015 Rising Star by the Colorado Springs Business Journal. In addition to educating and mentoring staff, clients and the community on taxation issues, Jordan regularly speaks at seminars on numerous topics, to include the recently passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Contact Jordan: JEmpey@skcro.com

Candidates for Colorado Springs City Council debated environmental issues March 7 at Colorado College. Hosted by the Colorado College Collaborative for Community Engagement, the Trails and Open Space Coalition, the Colorado Springs Independent and The Colorado Springs Business Journal. (Episode 18, Recorded 3/7/19) The post Town Square: Candidates Debate Environment, Energy, Open Spaces appeared first on Studio 809 Podcasts.

Candidates for Colorado Springs City Council debated environmental issues March 7 at Colorado College. Hosted by the Colorado College Collaborative for Community Engagement, the Trails and Open Space Coalition, the Colorado Springs Independent and The Colorado Springs Business Journal. (Episode 18, Recorded 3/7/19) The post Town Square: Candidates Debate Environment, Energy, Open Spaces appeared first on Studio 809 Radio.

From city growth and traffic congestion to bike lanes and sustainability, everything’s on the table as Amy Sweet, editor of the Colorado Springs Business Journal drops in for a chat. Colorado Springs City Councilors Bill Murray and Tom Strand co-host, as always. (Episode 99, recorded 11/2/18) The post Council Matters: Amy Sweet of Colorado Springs Business Journal – Nov 12 2018 appeared first on Studio 809 Radio.

From city growth and traffic congestion to bike lanes and sustainability, everything's on the table as Amy Sweet, editor of the Colorado Springs Business Journal drops in for a chat. Colorado Springs City Councilors Bill Murray and Tom Strand co-host, as always. (Episode 99, recorded 11/2/18) The post Council Matters: Amy Sweet of Colorado Springs Business Journal – Nov 12 2018 appeared first on Studio 809 Podcasts.

From city growth and traffic congestion to bike lanes and sustainability, everything's on the table as Amy Sweet, editor of the Colorado Springs Business Journal drops in for a chat. Colorado Springs City Councilors Bill Murray and Tom Strand co-host, as always. (Episode 99, recorded 11/2/18) The post Council Matters: Amy Sweet of Colorado Springs Business Journal – Nov 12 2018 appeared first on Studio 809 Podcasts.

Is Colorado Springs' proposed updated comprehensive plan (PlanCOS) a “Nothing Burger,” as intimated by John Hazlehurst's recent column in the Colorado Springs Business Journal? City Councilors Bill Murray and Tom Strand debate. Is this plan, like all the others, in “sand?” What are the rising expectations of the community? What constitutes a “vibrant” community? Does… The post Council Matters: Comprehensive Plan – Que Será, Será? appeared first on Studio 809 Podcasts.

Is Colorado Springs' proposed updated comprehensive plan (PlanCOS) a “Nothing Burger,” as intimated by John Hazlehurst's recent column in the Colorado Springs Business Journal? City Councilors Bill Murray and Tom Strand debate. Is this plan, like all the others, in “sand?” What are the rising expectations of the community? What constitutes a “vibrant” community? Does… The post Council Matters: Comprehensive Plan – Que Será, Será? appeared first on Studio 809 Podcasts.

Give! is a year-end philanthropic initiative created to encourage everyone in the Pikes Peak region to give back and get involved with local nonprofits, with a particular emphasis on catalyzing philanthropy from those 36 and younger. Since 2009, Give! has enabled 166 local nonprofits to raise more than $8.1 million from over 65,000 donations while helping them access matching grants, media exposure and capacity-building training from local and regional experts. Give! is the nonprofit civic arm of the Colorado Publishing House and receives support from the Colorado Springs Independent, Colorado Springs Business Journal and the Pikes Peak Bulletin. For more information, please visit: www.indygive.com

5280 Magazine published a not-so-accurate (IOHO) article about Colorado Springs recently, to which the Colorado Springs Business Journal responded, a Twitter dialog ensued, blood began to boil and heart-rates rose. What is our take on the whole debacle? Listen in and we'll let you know . . . --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-little-london-show/message

Karl Falk is the Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO of tech start-up ShortSave Inc. A vision of his that the default industry should be more responsive and efficient in this day and age. ShortSave gives agents and borrowers power to digitally collaborate together with lenders, receiving decisions on short sales, loan modifications and Deed in Lieu transactions in a very short period of time. Leveraging strategic industry relationships ShortSave reduced significant friction points, along with emphasis on data and decision criteria; position ShortSave to be a future standard in the default industry. Karl started in the default industry in 2006, and has been the CEO of Summit Mitigation Services (SMS) since 2010, headquartered in Colorado. SMS is the nation’s leader in Non-Performing Loan (NPL) negotiations, technology and advanced learning to real estate and banking professionals across the United States. Using his extensive industry experience, Karl provides thought leadership and insight to shape National NPL Policies. Currently, he is providing insight to large national providers/vendors and hedge/private equity funds on how to best manage NPLs on a national scale. In 2012, he was named one of the “Top 5 Most Influential Young Professionals” by ColoradoBiz Magazine and was named a “Rising Star” by the Colorado Springs Business Journal in 2013. Karl is a Graduate of the United States Air Force Academy, a Football Alum, an Eagle Scout and has been honored by   President Clinton in the Oval Office. He is a husband and father of three and calls home in Colorado.