Boulder Chamber Year in Review: 2019

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2019

YEAR REVIEW IN

Who We Represent: 1,300+ Members

12%

of members are nonprofit organizations. Our largest member category.

Quick Highlights:

Economic Vitality

82%

of members are small businesses

(fewer than 50 employees)

Member Engagement

Key Primary Industries • • • • • • • •

Aerospace Biosciences Energy Internet Solutions Natural Products Outdoor Recreation Tourism Research

Local Advocacy

Successfully lobbied for

$70 Million

in transportation funds

that will be directed to our regional corridors. Working with regional partners and the Colorado Department of Transportation, secured funding for key improvements for SH 119/ The Diagonal & SH 7/East Arapahoe.

Worked with our members and City leadership to address proposed land use changes and potential impacts to Boulder businesses so investments can occur in the Opportunity Zone that are beneficial for our community.

160 existing

Boulder companies including

107 small businesses

Received assistance with employee sourcing and recruitment; real estate searches and decisionmaking; raising capital; city and state regulations and permitting compliance; technical and professional services referrals, funding resources, among other services.

On average,

18,650

attendees are first-timers to a specific Chamber networking event.

50,000+

Followers

78% of

searches were performed on our online member directory.

856

Events, hot deals, job postings and news releases were posted to the Member Information Center.

4,000

Newsletter Subscribers

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