Digital Colorado

Denver's economy is growing well above the national rate, helping to spur a shortage ofhigh-calibre talent. So what are small and medium-size companies to do to get ahead of the gap? This quarter's Future of Work dinner is a unique opportunity to discuss these and other pressing issues with your peers in a safe, vendor-free environment. At 7:30pm, Frannie Matthews, President & CEO of the Colorado Technology Association, will give a special brief presentation titled "How Did We Get Here?" 

This experience will bring together civic-minded leaders from enterprise, government, academia, research, impact investors, startups and nonprofits to dive deep into what it takes to create a state full of connected communities. This one-day, single-track event also will feature a showcase of cutting-edge technologies and smart city solutions. Together, we can create the ultimate citizen experience, one partnership at a time.

Please join the Office of Advocacy for a roundtable discussion of federal regulatory issues impacting your small business. Advocacy is also inviting Colorado Congressional offices and key federal agencies to hear your concerns about federal regulations and other issues you may be facing with your small business. The Colorado Springs roundtable will take place at the Marriott on Tech Center Drive beginning at 8:30am on August 9.

Exponential Impact (XI) is an early-stage technology accelerator in Colorado Springs focused on technology startups immersed in AI, Cybersecurity, or Blockchain technology. XI provides holistic mentoring that focus on the entire entrepreneur with a tailored mentorship model, educational programming structure, and seed funding. On average teams receive $35,000 in exchange for 4-7% in equity for the 11-week accelerator program.

Colorado Tech Weekly brings you the top 10 technology stories of the past week and the best upcoming local tech events every Monday morning!

If you’ve already heard about Go Code Colorado—Colorado’s award-winning program that engages entrepreneurs and software develops to turn public data into business insights—you already know that the top three teams get $25,000 contracts to get their idea off the ground.