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Tag: Colorado’s Office Of Economic Development And International Trade

  • Out-of-state business location specialists critique metro Denver

    Out-of-state specialists helping companies find good locations in which to relocate or expand spent the past three days combing over the metro Denver area, then presented feedback to a room full of business and government leaders Friday morning. The 18th Annual Metro Denver Site Selection Conference and Consultant Feedback event drew heaps of praise for…

  • Northglenn lands Prost Brewing headquarters

    Northglenn lands Prost Brewing headquarters

    Northglenn and Adams County economic development officials said “prost” Tuesday after Denver-based Prost Brewing Co. announced it would move its headquarters to Northglenn and build a German-style biergarten at 104th Avenue and I-25, similar to its biergarten in Highlands Ranch. Prost means “cheers” in German. The 10-year-old brewery was looking to possibly move its headquarters…

  • From California to Broomfield, food safety tech company moving its headquarters

    From California to Broomfield, food safety tech company moving its headquarters

    SnapDNA, a company that created technology to improve food safety testing, picked Broomfield as its new headquarters, state officials announced Wednesday, joining a growing number of foodtech companies locating or growing in Colorado. The company, now based in the San Francisco Bay Area, plans to hire up to 144 workers in the coming years with…

  • Tech education firm expanding in Denver

    Tech education firm expanding in Denver

    Denver beat another Texas team this week, but this time on the business field. Elsmere Education decided to stay in metro Denver and expand its tech education operations by 138 employees over the next eight years, according to Gov. Jared Polis’ office. The Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade sweetened the deal by…

  • Colorado Tourism Office names new leader

    Colorado Tourism Office names new leader

    Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save State officials stayed local when picking the new head of the Colorado Tourism Office. Timothy Wolfe has led some of the biggest names in Colorado hospitality properties, including Denver’s storied Brown Palace and The Antlers in Colorado Springs. Colorado’s Office of Economic Development and International…

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