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Join Governor Hickenlooper, Mayor Hancock and Larry Mizel at the Colorado Remembers 9/11
15th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony & Free Tribute Concert
featuring
John Fogerty and Big Head Todd & the Monsters. It will be held on
Sunday, September 11, 2016 at 1 PM in Civic Center Park, Denver.
Please spread the word about this incredible concert and opportunity to witness history with steel recovered from the World Trade Center (transported by
CAP Logistics). In addition to a free tribute concert to be played by John Fogerty as well as Big Head Todd & The Monsters, there will be Taps, a firing salute and procession, and a fire truck from the Pentagon rescue.
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Podcasts Available from All Connect and Collaborate Shows Including These Recently Added
Kristen Muzzy and Debra Wilcox, Manufacturing Industry (airing today, September 9)
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Tune In for Guest Hosts Next Week
September 12 - Pat Maley - Vistage
September 13 - Stephanie Frances - Prodigy Ventures
September 14 - Matt Gianneschi - Launch My Career Colorado
September 15 - Paul Bergman - U.S. Department of Commerce
September 16 - Peter Moore - Vital for Colorado
Listen at KDMT 1690 AM Denver's Money Talk from 4-5 p.m. Monday through Friday or
live stream
online. Podcasts are available at www.cobrt.com/radio and on your favorite podcast app the day after live airing.
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As part of
Consumer Energy Alliance's
(CEA) Solar Energy Future campaign, the organization yesterday released a new report, "
Incentivizing Solar Energy: An In-Depth Analysis of U.S. Solar Incentives
," that provides a comprehensive quantification of solar incentives available for U.S. energy consumers. The report analyzes the cost for a typical solar facility in 15 states and details the federal, state, and local incentives available for rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV). No previous analysis has ever quantified this data.
Among the report's key findings:
existing incentives for residential solar PV are significant; t
hird party-owned solar PV facilities receive significant incentives; and e
xisting incentives may change the economics of future investments in solar.
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Imagine: No water to drink, or even to make coffee with. No water to shower, flush the toilet, or do laundry. Hospitals would close without water. Firefighters couldn't put out fires and farmers couldn't water their crops. Some communities in America already know how impossible it is to try to go a day without our most precious resource: Water. Join the Value of Water Coalition, Infrastructure Week and many companies and organizations on September 15, 2016 as we raise awareness and educate America about the value of water. Sign up now
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Small Business Majority offers educational events and webinars on access to capital, retirement security and the healthcare law. These courses are free, so why not tune in for an hour? Even if you are not currently a small business owner, a course might provide the information or inspiration you need to take the next step toward entrepreneurship.
Browse classes
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With Labor Day just behind us, it's important to remember that things aren't so rosy in the workplace. Employers and employees are under attack from a federal government that continues to threaten job creation with burdensome labor regulations. Here are the three worst, according to Job Creators Network..
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Click here
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National Small Business Association (NSBA) released this week its 2016 Mid-Year Economic Report which shows mixed results, specifically: the majority of small-business owners are projecting a flat economy in the coming 12 months, however slightly more today are anticipating economic expansion than did just six months ago.
What's the t
op thing small biz wants policymakers to address? How many small businesses are planning a product launch in the coming year? Find out these answers and how to share them with a click here.
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When is the right time to make an emergency plan for your business, home and family? NOW is a good time, since
September is National Preparedness Month. Ready Business from the
Ready.gov campaign will assist businesses in developing a preparedness program by providing tools to create a plan that addresses the impact of many hazards. Create emergency safety kits for your office, a communication tree, a business continuity plan, download media like brochures and posters, evaluate the effectiveness of your plans with the tools provided, and lots more.
Start now
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