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Occupational Privilege Tax Repealed

their November 18, 2024, meeting Aurora City Council voted to The city will continue to accept amended returns, returns for keep a promise made to businesses that they would repeal the any periods prior to January 2025, and refund claims. A copy of At occupational privilege tax, which taxes $4 for each employee. The the signed ordinance can be found at www.auroragov.org/tax. For monthly tax was split between employer and employee. “The Chamber applauds City Council for the decision,” said Chamber President and CEO Naomi Colwell. “Repealing the tax will be beneficial to Aurora businesses. For a small businesses it might not be a large amount, but they also have to pay an accountant to file for that amount; and the larger businesses can benefit significantly at $2 per employee per month.” Businesses are required to continue to collect the tax until the repeal effective date of January 1, 2025. The December 2024 and fourth quarter 2024 returns will be the last returns filed that include the tax and are due January 31, 2025.

questions, contact the City’s Taxpayer Services at 303-739-7800 extension 2 or tax@auroragov.org. Sign Up for important business updates: https://www.auroragov.org/BusinessEmails Learn more about Aurora Tax, Licensing and other city business services at https://www.auroragov.org/business_services Tax and Licensing workshops among other business courses available through the Aurora Small Business Development Center at https://www.aurora-southmetrosbdc.com. n

Spread the Wealth! All Chamber member companies can benefit by ‘spreading the wealth’ of the membership with employees. As an example, if the owner or president of the company doesn’t have time to attend a committee meeting that could offer significant information and connections, someone else from that company should attend and can share the information, as well as expand their knowledge – adding to their value as an employee.

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Another example is having employees engage in The Chamber’s Leadership Aurora and Emerging Leaders programs. These professional development programs are a smart investment in employee development - and when a company invests in their employees, those employees feel valued, increasing their loyalty to the company. Expand the benefits of your membership by collectively taking advantage of all The Chamber has to offer! n

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President’sLetter President’s Letter Happy New Year! As

What’s Next?

we usher in 2025, we are filled with excitement and anticipation for the opportunities that lie ahead. This year promises to be one of growth, collaboration, and continued success, and we’re thrilled to kick it off by introducing some fresh faces to our leadership teams.

Looking forward, we anticipate many exciting and engaging meetings, events, programs, and initiatives, led by the staff, board, and committee chairs. All these individuals offer their expertise and strong passion for fostering a vibrant, inclusive community. We encourage you to engage, whether through attending events, volunteering, or sharing your ideas. Together, we can make 2025 a year of success and growth for all our members.

A Warm Welcome to Our New Committee Chairs We are proud to announce the new Chairs for: Ambassador Team - Rob Mathis with Allstate Insurance; Women in Business Pam Martinez with Troy Williams, Homes for Heroes; and Young Professionals - Katie Spencer with Katie Creative. Their passion, vision, and commitment to The Chamber and to our community will help guide these committees to new heights in the coming year.

Naomi Colwell President & CEO

Thank you for being a part of our incredible community. We are looking forward to all that we will accomplish together this year!

ChamberBoard Chamber Board EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS

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CHAMBER BOARD CHAIR Kristi Kleinholz | Mesa Moving and Storage

Naomi Colwell | President & CEO Rene J. Simard | COO and Director of Leadership Aurora/ Emerging Leaders

CHAIR-ELECT Tyrone Adams | Colorado Association of Realtors IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Brian Sowl | Nelnet TREASURER Dr. Kelly Phillips-Henry | Aurora Mental Health & Recovery SECRETARY Joel Boyd | Town Center at Aurora VICE CHAIR-BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Joel Boyd | Town Center at Aurora VICE CHAIR-COMMUNITY SERVICES Alan Antolak | Adolfson & Peterson Construction VICE CHAIR-MEMBER SERVICES Brian Sowl | Nelnet

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DON’T FORGET: “Every employee of a Chamber member is a member of The Chamber” Please route this issue to your sales reps, account managers, marketing directors, HR and PR departments. You can also access each month’s newsletter online at our website, www.aurorachamber.org, so you can forward it to every employee in your company!

THE CHAMBER’S MISSION

Our Mission is to serve and represent our members so their businesses and our community will prosper.

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ARTS + BUSINESS CONNECTION Convergence of Art and Hospitality Tuesday, November 5, 2024 Forty Chamber members showed up on Election Day (November 5) at The Benson Hotel and Faculty Club on the Anschutz Medical Campus to learn about – and see – the original artwork and design elements integrated into the hotel, with the theme of “Spirit of the West.” Saddle sculpture by Maeve Eichelberger.

Holiday Gathering – Creatively Running! Tuesday, December 10, 2024

Ana Valles (left), Fitzsimons Credit Union, and ABC Chair; and Heidi Laursen, director of sales and marketing for The Benson Hotel and Faculty Club.

Heidi Laursen, director of sales and marketing for the hotel, began the afternoon event talking about how the concept of including artwork throughout the hotel creates a unique and comfortable atmosphere. Partnered with creative design elements, the boutique hotel is welcoming and inspiring, as well as functional for gatherings, meetings, and events. The hotel is truly the convergency of art and hospitality. To see the artwork, go to https://thebensonhotel.com/about/art.

The Mariner, Elsa Sroka, 2023 – displayed at The Benson Hotel and Faculty Club.

If you weren’t there, you might be curious as to why a holiday gathering of Arts + Business Connection would be titled “Creatively Running.” Because paired with the annual ABC holiday festivities, Sarah Vander Sarah Vander Neut Neut presented about her woman-owned, Aurora-based company, Vander Jacket, which designs eco-friendly, running apparel for women and men, supported by the adaptive and creative principles that guide artists. Vander Neut’s line of running wear began as an experiment to make a better maternity running jacket when she was pregnant with Vander Neut’s signature her first daughter. Soul Runner When she sold those pieces and some more that she had made at a flea market, her business began. She inspired attendees with her stories of creativity and resourcefulness as well as some of the unexpected joys she discovered along the way, like using An original Vander Jacket, the illustration she made in Colorado.

drew and gave to her four-year-old daughter to fill in with watercolors as her signature Soul Runner. “She was awesome and very engaging, and I loved her questions after the presentation,” said Phil Gibson with Keller Williams. “I will definitely be going out on her website to check things out.“ Vander Neut loves the diversity of Aurora and is proud to say that her Vander Jacket products are original designs, made in Colorado. The event was held at the Aurora History Museum where the current display (through Feb. 16, 2025) is printed copies of “Aurora Speaks”: poetry and prose offering a rich tapestry of the community stories brought to life.

TRANSPORTATION City of Centennial Transportation and Collaboration Wednesday, November 6, 2024 By Tim Harris, Transportation vice-chair, Horrocks Engineers

City of Centennial Public Works Program Manager Ant DeVita and Public Works Engineering Manager Anna Leonard braved the first storm of the season to inform Chamber members about current issues, programs, and innovative collaborations in Centennial. DeVita gave an overview of the Transportation Master Plan, which established seven goals of projects through 2040 and is the source of the annual Capital Improvement Program. He highlighted 2024 safety-related construction projects including Holly Trail north of Arapahoe Rd, Alton Way sidewalks and lighting, a traffic signal at Arapahoe Rd & Clarkson St, and a pedestrian beacon on Holly St south of Arapahoe Rd. Major construction projects include Orchard Rd widening west of University Blvd, replacement of the Arapahoe Rd bridge just east of University Blvd, and widening of County Line Rd between Broadway and University Blvd. Improvements are being designed for Arapahoe Rd side path infill, Lone Tree Creek Trail underpass at Arapahoe Rd, Colorado Blvd multimodal improvements, and the intersection of Havana St and Easter Ave. Leonard described the department’s work with the City’s Arts and Cultural Foundation. [continued on page 4]

COMMITTEES (CONT’D) Liu gave an update on the Connecting Aurora planning study they are leading as co-project managers. It is the first citywide multimodal transportation master plan, looking holistically at transportation needs throughout Aurora. Final product is anticipated in Fall 2025. Senior Transportation Examples of the City of Centennial’s Department of Public Works collaborations Planner Tom Workerwith the City’s Arts and Cultural Foundation. Braddock discussed extension of the Colfax The recently completed Arapahoe Rd bridge Avenue BRT to E-470; micro transit services over Big Dry Creek features stunning Colorado for senior residents in neighborhoods scenes viewable from the trail and the city near I-225 and for workers at the Majestic had added a new “branding” monument Commerce Center in northeast Aurora. on Yosemite St just south of Arapahoe Rd. Another successful program is the “wrapping” GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS, of traffic signal cabinets throughout the city, transforming the drab cabinets with scenes of EDUCATION, AND ENERGY nature and bright graphics.

Getting Around Aurora Wednesday, December 11, 2024 By Tim Harris, Transportation vice-chair, Horrocks Engineers

A group of representatives from the City of Aurora enlightened the Committee about organizational changes in the Public Works Department, major active or upcoming construction or roadway maintenance projects, and ongoing planning efforts. Deputy Director of Project Delivery Cindy Colip explained the creation of a Development Services Department, meant to improve customer service. Her position now covers new facilities as well as transportation improvements. The City completed the second year of its 5-year street Rehabilitation Plan, a portion of the Build Up Aurora Plan. Major construction projects include repairing damage from the 2023 flood at 56th Ave and Hudson Road; a new I-70/Picadilly Road interchange; widening Gun Club Road from Quincy to Aurora Parkway; safety improvements to Montview Blvd through the Anschutz campus; replacing the bridges on Peoria over Sand Creek and on Alameda over I-225; and a pedestrian bridge at the 9-Mile RTD station on Parker Road. Traffic Manager Carlie Campuzano and Principal Transportation Planner Huiliang

November 5 Election Recap November 19, 2024

The November Government Affairs (GA) meeting featured a Colorado election recap presentation by Elizabeth Lo, legislative policy director with Husch Blackwell Strategies. Highlights of the presentation included the following: • Presidential results - Harris 54% / Trump 43% - Colorado had the smallest rightward shift in the nation - Nationally, Trump lost ground in 240 counties and 31 of those were in Colorado • Congressional results - 4 Democrats (CD 1, 2, 6, and 7) - 4 Republicans (CD 3, 4, 5, and 8) • State Legislature results - House: Democrats control 43-22. Republicans flipped 3 seats which eliminated Democrat super majority. - Senate: Democrats control 23-12. • Key Ballot Measure results - Prop. 131: Establish all candidate primary and ranked choice voting – failed 45% to 55% - Proposition 130: Expand funding for law enforcement – passed 53% to 47% - Arapahoe County Issue 1A (De-Brucing) – passed 71% to 29% - APS 5A (Mil Levy) – passed 63% to 37% - APS 5B (Bond) – passed 74% to 26% - CCSD 4A (Mil Levy) – passed 56% to 44% - CCSD 4B (Bond) – passed 55% to 45%

WOMEN IN BUSINESS Recognizing Breast Cancer’s Impact on Mental Health Wednesday, October 16, 2024 Attendees at the October Women in Business event were inspired by guest speaker Diane M Simard, who shared her powerful journey through cancer in her presentation “Unfiltered Reflections on Life After Breast Cancer.” Simard is a writer, executive advisor, and a passionate advocate of bringing more mental health education and resources to those impacted by cancer. Through this advocacy, she founded the Center for Oncology Psychology Excellence at the University of Denver’s Graduate School of Professional Psychology. Her candid insights encouraged and empowered everyone to be responsible for monitoring their health – and for women who might be procrastinating, to schedule a mammogram right away. Special thanks to Cops Fighting Cancer founder Jim Seneca, for sponsoring lunch, and to Ramona Davis founder of De La Shey Lingerie, who discussed her boutique’s specialty in mastectomy fittings, personalized bra fittings, and post-surgical recovery support lingerie.

Diane Simard speaks about her life after breast cancer, and the need for mental health education and resources for those impacted by cancer.

Operation Holiday Cheer Wednesday, November 20, 2024 The November WIB gathering centered around creating handwritten messages of support to send to ISA Bahrain Navy Base and other deployed service members from Buckley Space Force Base. Attendees brought boxes of holiday cards and provided donations to purchase some gifts to be included in the packages sent. [continued on page 5]

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Government Affairs, Education, and Energy did not meet in December 2024.

It was a full house at the November “Operation Holiday Cheer” WIB gathering that generated more than 300 cards and gifts for service members at ISA Bahrain Navy Base.

COMMITTEES (CONT’D) Command Master Chief of Security Forces in Bahrain Gene Colwell is Chamber President and CEO Naomi Colwell’s husband. His unit has 68 service personnel, and extra cards and gift items were distributed to other members on the base. The festive and heartfelt gathering at The Chamber office generated more than 300 packages and cards. Chamber President Naomi Colwell talked about the climate of the base in Bahrain, and what kind of activities the service personnel engaged in while not working. Tanya and Tony Debelak, owners and head instructors of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Aurora sponsored the event. Tony is a combat veteran who served in the US Army and continues to serve as a government civilian officer with the USSF at Buckley. Both Tanya and Tony serve the community with selfdefense programs for women, children, and adults at two Aurora locations.

DEFENSE COUNCIL Buckley Regional Military Affairs* Quarterly Highlights: Building Connections, Elevating Efforts

Thursdays, Oct. 24; Nov. 14; and Dec. 5 and the Oct. Installation Innovation Forum, and Dec. ribbon cutting for the VA’s ECHCS Ascend PTSD Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program The last quarter of 2024 was a whirlwind of activity for the *Buckley Regional Military Affairs Council (BRMAC) – formerly known as The Defense Council - marked by dynamic events, impactful partnerships, and initiatives aimed at fostering collaboration between military, community, and industry leaders. Here is a look at the highlights: Innovative Education at Cherry Creek The October Council meeting was held at the Cherry Creek Innovation Campus, where Congressman Jason Crow gave updates and Superintendent Chris Smith spotlighted the Aspiring Educator Pathway – an innovative model similar to a medical residency program, designed to elevate the teaching profession. Special thanks to Village Inn, Aurora-Smoky Hill, for sponsoring breakfast for this inspiring event.

Tony and Tanya Debelak, owners and head instructors of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Aurora.

October 2024 Council meeting at Cherry Creek Innovation Campus. Generous donations from members allowed Chamber staff to purchase games and treats to be included in the packages. ................ Women in Business did not meet in December 2024.

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Installation Innovation in San Antonio Also in October, Colorado Military Affairs leadership, including the Council’s Vice Chair Rick Crandall, City of Aurora Intergovernmental Relations Manager Liz Rogers, and Chamber Military Affairs Director Rob Devall, at the Installation Innovation Forum in San Antonio, TX, hosted by the

Left to right: Rick Crandall, Liz Rogers, and Rob Devall at the Installation Innovation Forum.

Association of Defense Communities. The event showcased innovative ways to strengthen partnerships on military installations. A Statewide Collaboration at USAFA The annual combined military affairs meeting was held November 14, 2024, at the stunning Kucera Legacy Center at the Falcon Stadium, hosted by the United States Air Force Academy. Highlights included: • Updates from Maj Gen Thomas Sherman on the Academy’s future • A state-level briefing by MG Laura Clellan emphasizing the recapitalization needs of the 140th Wing • A US Space Force operational overview by Brig Gen Chandler Atwood The event also formally introduced the Buckley Regional Military Affairs Council (BRMAC), a rebranding initiative of The Chamber’s Defense Council, expanding focus across the metro area’s vast military community.

Speed Networking! Wednesday, November 13, 2024 Cheers to everyone who attended the Young Professionals’ Speed Networking event, hosted at Dry Dock Brewing on November 13. Connections were made, insights were shared, and professional growth was ignited! Tasty bites from Legends of Aurora Sports Grill and drinks were generously sponsored by Community Speed Networking at Dry Dock Brewing. College of Aurora.

The Chamber’s Military Affairs Director Rob Devall explains the rebranding of the Defense Council to the Buckley Regional Military Affairs Council.

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Ribbon cuttings mean business: 35 Jobs Gameday Men’s Health

12510 E Iliff Ave, Ste 120, Aurora, CO 80014 At the grand opening and ribbon cutting celebration for Gameday Men’s Health in Aurora, General Manager Ryan Johnson cut the ribbon, while staff and guests cheered him on. Also attending the event were City of Aurora Ward II Councilman Steve Sundberg, Chamber President and CEO Naomi Colwell, Chamber Finance Director Penny Krueger, and Chamber Ambassadors Kristine Minty with Rex Environmental Testing and Consulting, Jason Read with RTB Technologies; Phil Gibson with Unity Group at Keller Williams; and Rob Mathes with Allstate Insurance. (11/14/2024) https://gamedaymenshealth.com/aurora-co/ (303) 591-0001

Empowering Ability Today

2851 S Parker Rd, #960, Aurora, CO 80014

It was a festive event at Empowering Ability Today – with Chad Robinson and Brian Wilson cutting the ribbon to celebrate the grand opening of their new location, which enables their team to deliver top-notch support 24/7 for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) throughout the Denver Metropolitan Area. Empowering Ability Today provides community based and specialized habilitation programs for the developmentally disabled, with the mission of empowering those in the community with IDD and helping them learn skills to work towards a more fulfilling and rewarding future. In addition to Robinson, Wilson, and their guests, attending the event were Chamber staff Don Hahn and Chamber Ambassadors: Oma Mohammed; Farouk Mohamed; Kristine Minty, Rex Environmental Testing and Consulting; Jason Balakier, Executech; Chartashia Miller, TT Coaching with Results; Brian Weiher, Trusted Risk Advisor; Phil Gibson, Unity Group at Keller Williams; BK Martin, Ent Credit Union; and Anne Overstreet, Minuteman Press – Aurora. (10/24/24) https://empoweringabilitytoday.com/ (513) 487-8873

COMMITTEES [continued from page 5] Mental Health Conversations that Matter December’s BRMAC meeting brought critical insights into military and veteran mental health, with a panel featuring: • Dr. Katy Barrs from the University of Denver’s Sturm Center • Dr. John McKelvie from the VA Eastern Colorado Health Care System • Maj Nicole Spesard Langfield of the 460th Medical Group

The Military and Veteran Mental Health Panel at the December BRMAC, with Chamber COO Rene Simard serving as moderator.

The discussion was enlightening and impactful, demonstrating a commitment to addressing pressing mental health challenges. Explore more resources at the Sturm Center and VA ECHCS Mental Health. The quarter concluded with a celebratory ribbon-cutting on December 10, for the VA’s ECHCS Ascend PTSD Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program, marking years of effort to create a modern, recoveryoriented space for veterans. The new facility embodies compassion, evidence-based care, and hope for those on their journey to recovery. The achievements of BRMAC in the last quarter of 2024 underscores the importance of collaboration and innovation in supporting our military, veteran, and defense communities. Whether you are inspired by the discussions or eager to get involved, we would love to hear from you! Reach out to Director of Military Affairs Rob Devall, to learn how you can contribute. n

MemberNews Member News Volunteers needed: Mock Interview Day for New Americans and Immigrants Arapahoe Libraries Career Services Librarian Katie Kothenbeutel is organizing a Mock Interview Day, designed to support New Americans and immigrants navigating the U.S. job application process for the first time. The event is currently scheduled for June 14, 2025. The event will feature a presentation on interview skills, access to professional attire, and offer practice interviews to help participants build confidence and refine their techniques. Kothenbeutel is seeking local business owners and professionals to volunteer as mock interviewers and provide constructive feedback. By sharing their expertise, volunteers can make a meaningful impact on the participants’ job search journeys and help them integrate into the workforce. If you are interested in volunteering or learning more, contact Katie Kothenbeutel / 720-464-6817. n

Synergy CPA Group – 6300 S Syracuse Way, Ste 150, Centennial, CO 80111 A ribbon cutting was held for new Chamber member Synergy CPA Group, LLC on Thursday, October 24. Cutting the ribbon (center, left to right) Director of Business Development Diana Hollister and Owner and Tax Partner Michelle Luevane, CPA, MT, CTC, Realtor. Synergy is a woman-run business, providing a full range of tax preparation and planning services for small businesses, individuals, and real estate professionals across the country. The event was held at The Chamber offices and Synergy CPA Group had the event catered by Legends of Aurora Sports Grill with beer from Launch Pad Brewery. Attending the event were City of Aurora Ward II Councilman Steve Sundberg; Synergy clients and friends; Chamber members; Chamber Ambassadors, Chartashia Miller, TT Coaching with Results, and BK Martin, Ent Credit Union; and Chamber staff. (10/24/2024) https://denvertaxplanner.cpa/ (303) 355-9692

AmeriForce Environmental – 111457 W I-70 Frontage Rd N, Wheat Ridge, CO Congratulations to AmeriForce Environmental and Founder/President Antony Farias for the opening of the company’s new location in Wheat Ridge, CO. AmeriForce is an Asbestos Removal Service, specializing in asbestos, mold, and lead abatement services. In addition to the ribbon cutting, the event had great prizes, a taco stand, and a mariachi band. The celebration was attended by staff and their families and friends, and customers, Chamber Membership Director Steve Phillips and Chamber Ambassadors Katie Anthony with ADP and Kristine Minty with Rex Environmental. (11/15/2024) https://www.asbestosremovaldenverco.com/ (720) 926-3686 Beyond Skin Dermatology

1444 S Potomac St, Ste 240, Aurora, CO 80012 Congratulations to Dr. Sang Kim and Soo Kim for opening their new office for Beyond Skin Dermatology in Aurora. The mission of Beyond Skin Dermatology is to deliver unparalleled medical and surgical dermatological care to all ages, grounded in the latest scientific research and advancements. They are also committed to making a tangible difference in the community through outreach, education, and collaboration with local organizations. The event included raffle prizes, education about skin care topics, and a demonstration Botox treatment. Attendees included Chamber President/CEO Naomi Colwell, Chamber staff Penny Krueger and Steve Phillips, and Chamber Ambassador Kristine Minty, with Rex Environmental Testing and Consulting. (11/7/2024) https://beyondskinderm.com (720) 443-0579

Working Together as a Community Arapahoe and Douglas County Sheriff’s Office and the 18th Judicial District Attorney office briefed local community leaders on recent crimes involving targeting Asian businesses at the December 9 Townhall meeting.

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