EPO9: End of Session Advocacy update with Bill Becker
The 2025 General Assembly session wrapped up at midnight on Wednesday. 732 bills were introduced as of last Friday. The legislature passed nearly 500 bills before it adjourned at 11:59 last night. Join us today for a wrap up report with Bill Becker.
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EPO8: Advocacy update with Bill Becker
With only 7 days left in the session and over 651 bills introduced thus far, its likely the Governor will call a special session. Join in as Bill brings us the latest updates from the Capital.
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Celebrating Small Business Week with A Better Day Cleaning
Small Business owner, Desiree Landt of A Better Day Cleaning, shares her story of starting her own business and all the trials associated with it. Desiree has a true heart for her community and an unwavering passion and commitment for her customers. Join us for an up close and personal journey with Desiree!
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Loveland Economic Development Projects and Incentives
You may think based off of the past and current political climate that Loveland is not open for business, however that narrative couldn't be further from the truth. Join us on a conversation with Marcie Willard from the City of Loveland Economic Department on current and future projects.
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Metro Districts with Steve O’Dorisio
Metro districts in Colorado offer several benefits, particularly for new developments. They allow developers to finance essential infrastructure like roads, sewer lines, and parks, which can be funded through tax-exempt bonds, potentially lowering upfront costs for homebuyers and accelerating construction. These districts also can manage services like open space and parks, improving neighborhood livability and potentially reducing HOA fees.
Metro Districts are a critical funding tool to help build quality development projects, providing additional affordable housing, critical infrastructure and public spaces. Join us as we discuss Metro Districts with Steve O'Dorisio
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EPO7: Advocacy update with Bill Becker
There is no shortage of excitement or shall we say mischief going on at the Capital. With only 29 days left in the session, join us on this episode to get updates on the Long Bill, 1272 – Construction Defects with our call to action, Water, the Sunday special session on abortion and transgender rites, the Labor Piece Act and so much more. It is HARD to get things done at the State House, so remember your voice is important for the future of Colorado's economy.
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Make It Accelerator Program with Kat Hart
Thinking about scaling up your business?
The Make It Accelerator is a four-month program by the Warehouse Business Accelerator, designed to help manufacturers overcome growing pains and scale their businesses. The program integrates cohort learning, individual mentoring, elective training, and problem-solving sessions, with the goal of empowering manufacturers to scale sustainably and profitably.
Make It Accelerator Program Information: https://www.warehouseinnovation.com/make-it
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-warehouse-business-accelerator/
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WBA Website: https://www.warehouseinnovation.com/
For more information about the Make It Accelerator, please contact:
Kat Hart – Program Manager
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970-541-0991
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EPO6: Advocacy update with Bill Becker
Sometimes we think of our podcasts as the “intersection of business and politics.” And in this age of “unpredictability” we are diligent in keeping our focus on what’s best for business and the business community. In todays episode you will hear updates on the Long Bill with budget cuts, Water and the Colorado impacts, Transportation, House Bill 1040 with Nuclear Energy, and Construction Defects.
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Leadership Loveland “Community Closet” Class Project 2025
The Leadership Loveland Class of 2024-2025 has selected a “Community Clothing Closet” at McKee Medical Center. A community closet is a resource that many hospitals have across the country. Hospitals see a wide variety of situations every day. Patients arrive at the hospital in various conditions which could include some who have had their clothing cut off, ripped, torn, etc. When these patients leave the hospital, they do not want to send them back into the world in just a gown, so if the hospital has a community closet, they are able to provide proper clothing for these individuals to leave the hospital in a more dignified manner.
Currently accepting clothing for all seasons for men, women and children of all ages. From March 31st – May 2nd you can drop off new or gently used items at:
McKee Medical Center, City of Loveland (Pulse location on SW 14th), Loveland Police Department, Weedin Insurance Agency, Desk Chair, Club Loveland, M&E Painting, and Blue Federal Credit Union.
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EPO5: Advocacy update with Bill Becker
This weeks advocacy update with Bill brings you relevant content pertaining to the 1.2 Billion dollar state budget revenue shortfall, Construction defects, housing affordability, Front range passenger rail, SB25-002, County Lodging Tax, and others. Join us to learn more about legislation that is or will be impacting Colorado businesses.
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