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Kudos! – March 23, 2012

by Staff Writer Published: March 23,2012

Tags: kudos

CC history professor Anne Hyde wins Bancroft Prize Anne Hyde, the William J. Hochman professor of history at Colorado College, has been awarded the prestigious Bancroft Prize for her book “Empires, Nations and Families: A History of the North American West, 1800-1860.” One of the most celebrated awards in its field, the Bancroft Prize is [...] [...]

Creep! film makers seek monster cash (access required)

by Monica Mendoza Published: March 16,2012

Tags: Arts, creep!, film, kickstarter

Two Colorado Springs film makers have set out to make a movie called Creep!, which tells the story of a 1960s psychopathic movie director who scammed investors into making a B movie called The Creeping Terror. [...]

People on the Move – March 16, 2012

by Staff Writer Published: March 16,2012

Tags: People on the Move

Ent Federal Credit Union promoted Jeremy Davis to business banker. Davis has been with Ent for more than four years and previously served as a business consultant at its Jackson Creek service center. Davis will serve the business banking needs of the credit union’s southern cluster, which includes Galley, Westside, Jetwing, Peterson Air Force Base [...] [...]

Kudos! – March 16, 2012

by Staff Writer Published: March 16,2012

Tags: kudos

First Affirmative creating positive worker impact First Affirmative Financial Network, a U.S. fee-only registered investment advisor focused on sustainable, responsible, impact investing, has been recognized as one of the best companies in terms of creating the most positive worker impact. First Affirmative is one of the first 500 “Benefit Corporations” in the U. S. and [...] [...]

Peak Arts Fund pairs business, arts organizations (access required)

by Amanda Miller Published: March 9,2012

Tags: COPPER, Peak Arts Fund

A new fundraising campaign aims to raise money for the Colorado Springs arts community. The Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region announced the launch of Peak Arts Fund at Kirkpatrick Bank Tuesday morning. The fund is a full-press effort to gain awareness and support for the local arts community and to substantially increase direct [...] [...]

Chernak, First Business Brokers celebrating 30 years (access required)

by Rob Larimer Published: March 9,2012

Tags: first business brokers, One on One, ron chernak

When Ron Chernak was looking for a place to start a business, he considered several cities but chose Colorado Springs. He moved here and opened First Business Brokers, which specializes in assisting with buying and selling businesses. The Colorado Springs lifestyle and market offerings seemed ideal, and apparently worked in his favor. This month he’s [...] [...]

People on the Move – March 9, 2012

by Staff Writer Published: March 9,2012

Tags: People on the Move

Ben Harvey, of Northwestern Mutual has been appointed to the board of Court Appointed Special Advocates. David Neville, Jim Raughton, Robert Shonkwiler and Wynne Palermo were appointed to the Colorado Springs Urban Renewal Authority Board. Neville is a real estate attorney with Kraemer Kendall Benson Rupp Deen, LLC. The former naval officer and Northwestern graduate [...] [...]

People on the Move – March 2, 2012

by Staff Writer Published: March 2,2012

Tags: People on the Move

The Governor’s Energy Office named Jeffrey Nathanson CEO of Recharge Colorado. Nathanson is a longtime leader in the Colorado clean-tech industry and is the vice chairman of the State of Colorado’s Clean Energy Development Authority, a member of the Colorado clean-tech industry association and a longtime board member of Colorado’s sustainable business training resource.  He [...] [...]

Kudos! – March 2, 2012

by Staff Writer Published: March 2,2012

Tags: kudos

33rd Annual Telly Awards Winner JSP Broadcast Inc. was awarded the Silver Telly — the highest honor that the Telly Awards presents each year recognizing the best programming in the industry — for its “Race to the Clouds, the 2011 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb” sports programming. More than 13,000 entries from ad agencies, production houses, TV [...] [...]

Mutch hammering out policy issues for Springs HBA (access required)

by Rob Larimer Published: February 24,2012

Tags: One on One

William Mutch is the new director of government affairs and public policy for the Housing and Building Association of Colorado Springs. And while he’s in a new position, he’s no stranger to politics, the sate’s key policy makers, the building industry or Colorado Springs. Mutch took some time to talk with the CSBJ about himself, [...] [...]

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