In preparation for 120 million passengers, airport leaders are updating their master plan.

A Denver private school is reevaluating its sustainability efforts, starting with food waste. Colorado Academy installed a machine to convert food waste from the 100-acre campus into safe-to-handle compost in roughly 24 hours, depending on the size of the waste. The machine, called an Advanced Thermophilic Aerobic Digester or biodigester,...

A newly converted building in Denver's Golden Triangle neighborhood is now ready for tenants. Denver's Populus hotel celebrates important milestone. Crane Watch: 7 projects bringing more Golden Triangle residences.

A fast-growing Denver-based compliance company recently raised $2 million. Founded in 2015, Rethink Compliance provides companies with customizable compliance and ethics training, programs and educational content. It works with businesses of all sizes — from Fortune 100 companies to startups — and across industries.

[October 3, 2023 – St. Paul, Minnesota] – Short Elliott Hendrickson Inc. (SEH®), a national employee-owned engineering and architecture firm, announces the acquisition of assets from RAM USA, widely recognized for its groundbreaking patented technology for facility and infrastructure assessment. This pivotal move increases SEH’s service offerings and reinforces SEH’s commitment to leveraging technology for improved facility and infrastructure solutions. RAM USA, now RAM Companies, LLC, will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of SEH. Recognized as a Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) Synergy Preferred Supplier in the United States, RAM has been honored twice with the esteemed JLL Supplier of Distinction Award for Innovation. As an SEH company, RAM Companies will offer an extensive suite of assessment, planning, engineering, and architectural services to clients. SEH's CEO David Ott and RAM Companies President Jeff Cacioppo are excited about this collaboration. Ott remarks, “From first becoming aware of RAM, we saw tremendous potential in joining forces. Jeff and his outstanding team have been at the forefront of using technology for more cost effective and sustainable infrastructure solutions for their clients. RAM’s patented technologies stand out in the industry, providing efficient, accurate, and economical roof, pavement, and lighting assessments. By bringing RAM and SEH together, we'll deliver unparalleled value to our clients and provide additional growth and development opportunities for our teams." Echoing the enthusiasm, Cacioppo says, "SEH's legacy of excellence is indisputable. Our clients and staff will reap immediate benefits from this merger. Our specialized assessment capabilities, amplified by SEH's broad planning, engineering, and architectural capabilities, means we're better equipped than ever to tackle our clients' most pressing challenges." In conclusion, Ott shared, "Joining forces sets the stage for a bright future. With the synergy from this acquisition, we're geared to expand our offerings, nurture our people, drive growth, and steadfastly uphold our mission of Building a Better World for All of Us®." More About SEH SEH is an employee-owned, professional services company made up of over 900 engineers, architects, planners, and scientists located nationwide with headquarters in St. Paul, Minnesota. Founded in 1927, SEH serves public and private clients in the buildings, infrastructure, environmental, transportation, and water markets across the United States and several Canadian provinces. The 900+ employee-owners share a common purpose: Building a Better World for All of Us®. www.sehinc.com More About RAM Companies, LLC Established in 2009 in Brunswick, Ohio, RAM Companies is a multidisciplinary firm specializing in the non-destructive detection, investigation, and resolution of water intrusions in multifamily, commercial, industrial, and institutional roofs and pavement. www.ram-usa.com.

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The project will bring significant multifamily and retail to the form Sears site. New office, retail project proposed in Cherry Creek North. Crane Watch: Office construction takes off in Cherry Creek North. $40 million affordable housing project breaking ground in Arvada.

Members of the union are calling for higher pay and streamlining of the hiring process. Kaiser Permanente adds new partnerships to reach more of Colorado. As pilots picket in Denver, Southwest CEO says strike unlikely. How CEO Donna Lynne plans to close Denver Health's growing funding gap.

Taylor Garden founded investment firm Melrose Legacy Partners with the sole purpose of acquiring and operating one business for the long-term. After closing on a transaction, Garden would lead the acquired company and dedicate all her energy to building upon the company’s legacy. Melrose is backed by a strong team of seasoned investors and operators. While Melrose is open to exploring opportunities in a wide range of industries, the firm focuses on businesses with recurring revenues, stable cash flows, and annual net income of at least $1.0 million. “I think my approach really resonates with business owners, who are looking to transition away from their business but want to leave their company in good hands. Unlike many other buyers, I offer complete dedication to one company and a long-term time horizon,” Garden said. Garden, who holds an undergraduate degree from Harvard and an MBA from Yale, previously worked as an investment banking analyst at Credit Suisse and a finance manager at footwear brand Stuart Weitzman. Coming from a family of entrepreneurs, Garden has always dreamed of running a company and has deep respect for the grit and determination necessary to build a business. Garden currently lives in Boulder, Colorado with her fiancé, but she is willing to relocate for the right opportunity.

A new CEO has taken over BP’s Denver-based oil production arm after its founding top executive resigned unexpectedly Friday amid broader leadership changes at the British energy giant.<\p> BPX Energy, a brand created in 2018 around BP’s new U.S. business drilling onshore for crude oil and natural gas, is led by new CEO Kyle Koontz, the business’s former chief operating officer, the company confirmed Monday.<\p>

Medical Solutions, one of the largest healthcare talent ecosystems, has been honored with a Glassdoor Employees’ Choice Award recognizing the Best Places to Work 2023. The company sits at number 16 out of 100 total ranked large companies in the United States. To create the list of 100 companies, Glassdoor studied the quality, quantity, and consistency of reviews left on company profiles between October 2021 and October 2022. Companies could not nominate themselves to be considered; the rankings were created from reviews left by current and past employees from each organization. The rankings were generated from those organizations with an overall company rating of at least 3.5 stars on Glassdoor and a workplace factor rating of at least 2.5 stars. Glassdoor found that Medical Solutions boasts a 4.5-star overall company rating and a 4.35-star workplace factor rating. Both ratings took into account more than nine attributes, including career opportunities, compensation and benefits, culture and values, and diversity and inclusion. “To be recognized by Glassdoor as among the Best Places to Work reinforces what we’ve always known, that culture drives organizational success,” said Craig Meier, CEO, Medical Solutions. “We focus on the whole person and through our offerings, programs, and initiatives, we create a welcoming and inclusive environment and inspire our employees to be the best versions of themselves at work and in life. We put people first.” Glassdoor is a global platform allowing employers to host job openings and information while allowing employees to share experiences at their current or previous company anonymously. Glassdoor has presented the Best Places to Work rankings since 2009, with this being the first time Medical Solutions has been included on the list. To learn more about Medical Solutions, please visit medicalsolutions.com. To learn more about job opportunities, please visit thebestjobieverhad.com.

In choosing their next House speaker, Colorado House Democrats made history. Have you ever wished you could just spend five minutes with one of Denver Business Journal's editorial staff? Here's your chance to meet up with the editors, reporters, advertising & event staff . Light appetizers & 2 drinks (beer & wine) included.

Norm Brownstein shares what he expects to be major lobbying interest topics in Colorado in the year ahead.

When it lost its downtown space for its 18-year-old French bistro, the group saw advantages to being both downtown and the city's outer ring.

The city will give $750,000 in grants to business owners in Denver neighborhoods prone to displacement.

Colorado reaped a greater economic benefit from the skiing industry — $1.27 billion — than any other state in 2021.

Some cities have voted to do away with tips, but that could cause chaos for some business owners.

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Information on The List was supplied by individual companies through questionnaires and could not be independently verified by Denver Business Journal. Only companies that replied to our inquiries were included in this List. The Denver area is defined as the seven-county metro (Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties). Shackleton.