Training, Workshops, and Events

Learn to Code Workshops: Feb. 25 + 26 at Elevate Breckenridge

During this workshop, we will teach you the basics of JavaScript and answer questions about what it’s like to be a software engineer. This is a hands-on programming workshop where we will take you through coding exercises and a mini project from start to finish. Come elevate your JavaScript skills and go from the bunny slopes to the blues! Visit Elevate CoSpace for more information.

Rocky Mountain Land Use Institute’s Annual Conference: Western Places/ Western Spaces: Designing for the Future

March 7-8 at the University of Denver

The theme is disruption and how to plan for an uncertain future full of unknown changes to business practices, new technologies, and disasters. This year’s program will look at disruptive influences in housing, transportation, natural resources management, and urban planning, as well as how communities across the West are meeting this challenge. To learn more and register, visit www.law.du.edu/rmlui.

Water in the West Symposium

March 13-14 in Gaylord Resort & Conference Center, Aurora, CO

Join leaders from diverse disciplines to dive deep into water issues affecting the region and to explore innovative solutions to water challenges. Hear from nationally renowned speakers and learn about the efforts of various sectors in leveraging research, innovation, education, and creative policies to address the most pressing global water issues. For more information, visit nwc.colostate.edu.

Angel Capital Summit 2019 | March 26-27

The Angel Capital Summit is the largest Angel Investing event in Colorado and has connected early-stage investors with high-growth entrepreneurs for over 11 years. Over two days, we bring together investors, pitching companies and thought leaders. Angel Capital Summit is focused on early stage companies who are best suited for seed round investments. We have resources for new and experienced angels alike. If you are interested in either side of the private equity table, you should be involved in this event. The application and early-bird registration windows are currently open. We would love to see you there! Offered by the Rockies Venture Club.

21st Century Energy Transition Symposium

April 1-2 at the Grand Hyatt in Denver, CO

Hosted by Colorado Energy Research Collaboratory and its partners University of Colorado, Colorado School of Mines, Colorado State University, and National Renewable Laboratory. This event will be of interest to those in all sources of the energy industry; environmental researchers and scientists; venture capitalists and philanthropic organizations; energy-related organizations; entrepreneurs; federal, state, and local governments; regulators; utilities; and students and faculty. Visitcercsymposium.org/symposium-2019 for more information.

CML 2019 Legislative Update (Webinar)

Monday, April 8, Noon-1 p.m. Presented by the CML advocacy team. Stay current on the CML advocacy team’s efforts to represent and protect your interests at the statehouse. During this one-hour webinar, the team will share the latest news on issues that are important to you and provide you with the opportunity to ask questions on issues affecting municipalities. Register here.

Downtown Colorado Inc. Annual Conference: “In the Game”

April 9 – 12, 2019 in Aspen

Join DCI and downtown champions from around the region as we focus on harnessing national, state, and local resources to expand our toolkit and understanding of creating vibrant downtowns. Early Bird Registration available until Monday, January 28, 2019. Register here.

The Advance Colorado Procurement Expo

May 16, 2019 in Denver – full details here

Every year, businesses are invited to participate in this day-long event, which focuses on state and local government procurement. Small businesses (sellers) exhibit throughout the day to showcase their goods and services to local and state government agencies (buyers). Exhibitors are able to meet with procurement professionals from those agencies to learn how to best sell their goods and services to them. In addition to the expo hall, training sessions are held in the afternoon on the topics of government procurement. There is also a keynote speaker during lunch, as well as engaging one-on-one sessions between buyers and sellers.

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