Latest news with #DenverBusinessJournal
Business Journals
5 hours ago
- Business
- Business Journals
Denver awarding $23.5M contract to administer city climate rebates
2025 Most Admired CEO (Nominations close Monday, June 23, 2025) The Denver Business Journal is seeking nominations for our annual Most Admired CEOs awards, which highlights CEOs and their contributions to their companies and communities. Do you know a chief executive who deserves the title? Nominate them today.
Business Journals
a day ago
- Business
- Business Journals
Judge halts Trump admin's threat to Denver airport grant money
2025 Most Admired CEO (Nominations close Monday, June 23, 2025) The Denver Business Journal is seeking nominations for our annual Most Admired CEOs awards, which highlights CEOs and their contributions to their companies and communities. Do you know a chief executive who deserves the title? Nominate them today.
Business Journals
a day ago
- Business
- Business Journals
Ballpark Denver GID hires first executive director
2025 Most Admired CEO (Nominations close Monday, June 23, 2025) The Denver Business Journal is seeking nominations for our annual Most Admired CEOs awards, which highlights CEOs and their contributions to their companies and communities. Do you know a chief executive who deserves the title? Nominate them today.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
National Western Center to begin expansion on equestrian center, hotel
DENVER (KDVR) — The National Western Center has planned on building an equestrian center, hotel and more on its campus in Denver, and now, construction is set to start soon. On Monday, Denver announced that the city council approved the launch of the project, committing more than $800 million over the next 35 years, according to the Denver Business Journal. This marks the final step to completing the initial phases of the 2015 voter-approved master plan to expand the campus. Hundreds brave snow as livestock parade through Denver for National Western Stock Show Right now, the campus is known for hosting the historic National Western Stock Show every January, however, the plan is to expand capacity for year-round programming with a new 4,500-seat equestrian center, a 160-room hotel, income-restricted workforce housing and a parking garage. Here's what it is planning to look like: 'There is no more cherished tradition in Denver than the Stock Show,' said Mayor Mike Johnston in a press release. 'Today, we are further committing to carrying that feeling throughout the rest of the year with events, entertainment, and a renewed dedication to putting people to work and improving the lives of neighbors through sustained – and lasting – trust and partnership.' New CSU campus at National Western Complex stacked with variety The mayor's office said that based on a recent economic impact study, the center and CSU Spur campus could bring in nearly $3 billion in gross domestic product for Colorado along with $2.1 billion in personal income and support more than 11,000 jobs over a five-year period. The project will begin soon in the Elyria Swansea neighborhood. The mayor's office said the equestrian center is set to begin in the fall. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Business Journals
2 days ago
- Business
- Business Journals
Colorado hospital physician networks adjust as Kaiser Permanente expands its reach
2025 Most Admired CEO (Nominations close Monday, June 23, 2025) The Denver Business Journal is seeking nominations for our annual Most Admired CEOs awards, which highlights CEOs and their contributions to their companies and communities. Do you know a chief executive who deserves the title? Nominate them today.
