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Ed Sealover

Ed Sealover

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Vice President of Strategic Initiatives and Editor, The Colorado Chamber of Commerce

Denver

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Total articles 3561

  • Bill would curb tax breaks for insurers, software and enterprise-zone investment

    By Ed Sealover Verified| The Denver Gazette Verified Colorado legislators are considering a rewrite of the state’s tax code that would curtail incentives now offered to certain industries, including telecommunications and oil and gas, that invest in enterprise zones, as well as insurance companies and software purchasers. House Bill 1296, which is awaiting a vote before its first committee, is estimated to reduce tax breaks by $81.2 million at full buildout in the tax year that begins in July 2027.

    By Ed Sealover Verified · The Denver Gazette

    Apr. 05, 2025

  • Pueblo-area talent summit stokes plans to re-interest students in the trades

    By Ed Sealover Verified| tsscolorado.com@ The question was a complex one: How do you convince more kids in southeast Colorado that careers in construction, manufacturing and other fields that don’t require four-year college degrees that such careers can be both lucrative and fulfilling? Noting their annual salaries, as well as the need for such workers that will keep them in demand, was the way to pitch them on a statistical basis, numerous attendees at Wednesday’s Opportunity Now Regional Talent Summit in Pueblo said.

    By Ed Sealover Verified · tsscolorado.com

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • Bill would curb tax breaks for insurers, software and enterprise-zone investment

    By Ed Sealover Verified| The Denver Gazette Verified Colorado legislators are considering a rewrite of the state’s tax code that would curtail incentives now offered to certain industries, including telecommunications and oil and gas, that invest in enterprise zones, as well as insurance companies and software purchasers. House Bill 1296, which is awaiting a vote before its first committee, is estimated to reduce tax breaks by $81.2 million at full buildout in the tax year that begins in July 2027.

    By Ed Sealover Verified · The Denver Gazette

    Apr. 05, 2025

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The Colorado Chamber of Commerce

The Colorado Chamber of Commerce is a prominent business advocacy organization that has supported Colorado's business community for over 50 years. Established in 1965, it serves as the state affiliate for the National Association of Manufacturers. The Chamber focuses on protecting and enhancing the business climate in Colorado, representing its members' interests at both state and national levels. The Chamber offers various services, including advocacy to influence policy and legislation, networking opportunities for members to connect with business leaders and government officials, and valuable insights into economic trends and best practices. Members benefit from policy briefs, event sponsorships, and exclusive access to networking events and advocacy efforts. The Colorado Chamber of Commerce represents a diverse range of industries, making it a significant voice in the state's business landscape.

Denver, United States

+1 303-831-7411

Founded: 1965