Women-Owned Businesses

Women’s Access to Capital in Colorado: What to Know and Where to Access Funding

Women-Owned Businesses /

Co-authored by: Anni Proctor (BIC and Go Code Colorado Program Manager, Colorado Department of State) and Kanitha Heng Snow (Director of Partnerships and Programs, Energize Colorado) Colorado is a prime state for women in entrepreneurship. We embody a growing infrastructure that supports women entrepreneurs with the assistance from government, nonprofit, community-based organizations, and ecosystem leaders. […]

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Partner Organizations Who are Advocating for Women in Business

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Pictured: Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce There’s no denying that the business world is a competitive landscape. As a business owner, you may find yourself struggling to stay afloat in a sea of competitors. The good news is that you don’t have to go it alone. There are several organizations dedicated to helping women entrepreneurs

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Through CIBIC Students Get Experience, And Energize Colorado Gets Solutions

Energize Colorado, Women-Owned Businesses /

Marketing graduate student helps Energize Colorado with data visualization project By Kristal Griffith The People Lauren Bell got her bachelor’s degree in California in studio arts before pursuing a Master’s in Marketing at the Daniels College of Business. She wanted to gain quantitative experience, and see how she could better use her creative skills in business. In her

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The New Builders

Can Do Colorado, Child Care, Digital Innovation, Energize Colorado, Gap Fund, Mentorship, Rural Colorado, Women-Owned Businesses /

A couple of weeks ago, Aiysha Johnson of GBE Labs asked us a great question in a podcast Q&A about our book, The New Builders.“Why,” she said, “did you put women and people of color together into a group when you created The New Builders?” It was a perceptive question.  One of the underlying constructs

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