Denver Chapter News Today

Colorado's capital has become a hotspot for San Francisco Bay Area tech companies to open secondary offices.

Article - HSMAI Strategic Initiatives to Enhance Local Market Engagement and Value - By Robert A. Gilbert - Here at HSMAI we are ramping up efforts to invigorate our member base and foster robust market-specific growth. As we move into 2024, our strategic priority to broaden our reach takes center stage, focusing on developing new markets and enhancing the member value proposition through localized engagement.

Groups like Native Women Ride, Black Girls Do Bike Denver, Denver Boulder Jewish Voice for Peace and many others came together to raise money for the "Gaza Sunbirds" a cycling group in Gaza.

While Colorado took a step in the right direction on air pollution, it fell short of its commitment to being a climate leader.

Dr. Bob Pickering, earlier this year, published an annotated autobiography of a soldier from Vincennes named Jacob Adams. While serving as a member of the 7th cavalry in June 1876,

Women in Mining started as a group of women in Denver, but as the 1970s progressed, people in other areas of the country became interested in starting local chapters

International council members can communicate with members in their region through quarterly newsletters. Below you will find all the messages sent out during their current council terms.

Why is Gov. Jared Polis and his administration now refusing to take transformative actions to clean our increasingly polluted air?

Hailed for his 'wonderfully warm, pliant, spontaneous playing' by the Washington Post, award winning pianist David Korevaar will perform the Schumann Piano Quintet in E-flat Major, Op. 44 with the Takács Quartet at UC Boulder's Grusin Hall on Sunday, April  10 at 4pm and Monday, April 11 at 7:30pm MST.

Nilaja Montgomery will tell you: We still don’t know how to talk about suicide.