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Thank you so much for joining us today on connect and collaborate where we come together each day to introduce each of our network of business and community leaders and discuss important issues that impact business in Colorado and the region and today we are connecting with global chamber Denver Jeffrey Campos the executive director of Global chamber Denver is here with us and it s so great to have you back for good afternoon on this chilly day and reread it I never know it isn t your day that as bad as yesterday s Sunday I mean it was some was out but it was jury and if you re put off and. There s a lot of other little depression go on and yeah so the weather was I guess perfect fodder for the. For their mood move. See I get to be blissfully ignorant I was just driving around running errands and I don t listen to football so I was frightened of the knife you re one of the lucky penny I book Buried with it well thanks so much for being here Jeffrey we re so happy to have you represent the global chamber here in Denver and tell everybody a little bit about what the global chambers about global Chambers is an organization that has a club allows collaboration of C.E.O. s business owners. Executives from the cities to be able to get together and collaborate and to really create opportunities International for cities so we try to. Create those right each one of these and we help the local businesses that either have been involved in global economy or want to look at trying to do business globally because it s not as far away as you think you know right today it s so close yet you know with technology. It really affords a business to be able to expand their reach and not limit themselves just locally Yeah once you once you have it down on the local level you can you know take it take it away her Sackler there are so many opportunities so glad you re helping so many businesses with that and tell me a little bit about your guests that you have lined up coming up in the forthcoming thanks yeah we have we have a pretty diverse crowd here today we have Scott smelt Smith I m sorry with Keystone capital and Scott is going to talk about funding because for businesses as they grow funding is using critical right so I always like to have some funding opportunities for businesses here and Scott s going to kind of touch that in this his background and his expertise especially with immediate cash that s needed it s going to he s going to be talking about that and then I always as you well know I like to have a nonprofit involved and yeah you know they are giving back to the community here is very critical and we re going to have Alexander Alonso from Clotho and close in a is an acronym for an organization that I ll let her talk about but she s going to be talking about leadership program and initiatives for the organization that really helps our Hispanic community here in the Colorado Latino leadership advocates advocacy and research organization thank you so much I didn t have at them. And then I was ready for your 3rd and final guess is why Garcia He s with our global partner there and senior advisor to Mexico s President Vincent a Fox News variances instrumental right wing and Fox here the past few months ago that yet I m here sorry to found will talk about his side you know we we knew with the success of this old out. All the witnesses mean it was amazing in the attendance in the participation and he s really an individual that really draws people the way he says it the way he does that right now he could say things that I know I wouldn t get away with it s true it s true because we had him on our show that day that you get your argument into a dilemma here do the interview with him and he he is. In Character is not the right word but he s got this this fantastic charisma Yes he s very good and like you said he can say that the things that so many people would just get credit and somehow he s 10 minutes away with it and there was some ideas when he was with some mention some about the wall or President Trump I was always worried that something was going to come out but he was pretty good about it and that s not inciting he that s what he thinks is exactly what yes it s so so so we have a group good group of people coming out economic really excited about it and just in our final comments here I want to talk about that the environment the global environment here in Denver and and then how does global chamber help support that efforts you know trying to figure out how important a city is to the global system right is really challenging when you think about it cities influence the world in a lot of a way culturally. Economically scientifically and travel hundreds for example our airport here is amazing yes for a city this size we have an international airport that s state of the art and really draws a lot of traffic over 50000 people have been going through this airport and think in the past year yeah so and there s a whole lot more and at that cities are looked at as being global in there and those are things that Denver is really striving to be a global city indicates a city that s considered important to economic system of the entire world not just you know it s there it s not just the Latin America or whatever but it s so truly global important cities have a. A lot of financial services that service headquarters so really money it comes on the money also corporations or host instead institutions that are decision making powers over a global system. But where does that put Denver I mean we re in some categories the cities like Detroit Nairobi Seattle had no i not quite as important as Geneva Casa Blanca or Bogota but still ahead of some cities like Baltimore St Louis San Jose St Petersburg that too shabby you can see we re really not that quiet mountain town anymore and we re really getting the Recognize of the global city but we still have work to do and our greatest strength in this region is our economic development strategies as we commit ahead and build a great infrastructure to support our planning decisions of the metro Denver. These investments have not only brought new jobs but enhanced our brain internationally with business decision makers because a couple companies are looking at. Other cities in the world to be able to do business in and and with when we have President Fox here he sees Denver as a prime city for economic opportunities so we re really excited about the future of the there is so much potential and global has all those tools and resources to be able to support along with so many other organizations here tell one or 4 thank you for sharing that with us Jeffrey Campos Jeffrey is the executive director of Global chamber Denver and we re excited to have him with us here on the show one of our one of our favorite guests to have I thank you so and we re going to be talking more this hour so coming up next Geoffrey will be talking with Scott Smith of Keystone capital funding and we re going to discuss. That that getting capital for your business right right right so stay with us here on connect and collaborate the voice of the Colorado Business Roundtable we are connecting that with Jeffrey Campos from global chamber Denver stick with us we ll be right. 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Staying with us to connect and collaborate I m Tammy Schaefer you re on your producer and today we are connecting with Jeffrey Campos of global chamber Denver Jeffrey it s again so great to have all of the insight you will find your be on their trail so graduating found it s very nice to have you as my co-host here of course I m happy to do it so your next guest is Scott Smith with Keystone capital funding and yes Scott welcome to our show today thanks for having me and we re really excited to hear what you re have to say and welcome to the show could you start by just sharing your background with us told the audience who you are sure you know I want to start by saying that I love this opportunity to what small biz. And so owners know about alternative financing solutions because I think most people think that their only options are bank loans or high interest cash advances or giving up equity in their business to investors so it s always fun to let them know that there are better alternatives out there some background myself I grew up in Florida when I went to college at Auburn and 1st 10 years of my career were spent commercial real estate and I noticed that the market was changing in 2007 and I took that opportunity to switch gears and provide more capital to small businesses because banks at that time had just stopped lending entirely right so it it was good timing even though I started the business in the middle of the recession. It s gone really well and you know even though the banks have loosened their underwriting standards since then it s still you know a major challenge to this day for startups in owners was with less than perfect credit to get approved for financing so the type of financing that we offer factoring it s really easy to get approved because we re looking at your customers credit worthiness not yours and we rarely look at financials or personal credit when making funding decisions so let me let me understand do you start Keystone capital funding it s your butt yes it s my business when did you start 2009. Been doing this for a while yeah yeah that s what made you start the firm Well we just saw that there was a need for it and I mean we really felt like there were there was an underserved market there and there weren t a lot of small lenders in the market at the time so it s a good feeling to give people the working capital they need to grow their business and get them graduated to a traditional line of credit with the bank well as as you well know challenges today for many of us this cash flow and I sounds like you have some great slow. That you could share with us today sure you know I ve touched on factoring which is which is our brand but it s also called accounts receivable financing and you know it s works great for companies that just need to accelerate their cash flow collection so they ve got their invoicing commercial customers and those customers are not paying for $3060.00 days and it creates a cash flow crunch because you have to meet payroll every week or order inventory or supplies so we do typically an 80 percent advance on their invoices and then their customer pays us direct We rebate the remaining 20 percent less our factoring fee and most of our clients are doing this on a weekly basis to improve cash flow. Have been with us since the very beginning and I ll tell you a little more about some of our success stories so let me let me let me ask you this is it for any specific industry is it exclusive to any or could it be for any business it s really for any business that sells to another business it could be product or services and you know we we ve done everything from trucking staffing. Apparel manufacturing. Frozen foods I m just thinking of the more recent ones but it does invoicing your kind of study and voice is that you have if you generate invoices and we can finance you and you know that s a problem in a lot of people are able to get to the point where they re invoicing they just need a little boost they just need a little extra capital and yeah that s a big challenge for many small businesses that it s not like they re getting in orders and you have to put the money upfront to make the product and that is maybe not a little enough left for paid 8 right still that gap Yeah they have a big upfront capital expenditure and they can t wait 30 days to get paid so it made it helps them to really and also. So it gives them the confidence to go after larger accounts because now they ve got an unlimited line of credit every time you ve got a new customer we re going to extend that credit line which is different than a bank you know you know they re going to cap you off at a certain line of credit but it sounds great how about some success stories that you could share with our audience today sure we had a staffing company that started with us that $10000.00 a month roughly in factoring volume and over the course of 2 years it went up to $2000000.00 a month and it is the minority contractor that just really ran with it he he said Ok I ve got a got on with a lot of credit now he so he landed some major accounts with Spirit Airlines and now they they ve got a very large line of credit with a major bank and doing really well so this is a great way to really build your credit that it is yeah the banks can you know we can stay in touch with the bank that you re working with and let them know how you re progressing and then hand you off when the time is right right what other industries that that you kind of had most recently done. Geez I m trying to think of. You know we re working on a with a company now that is selling. Waffles to a major grocery chain in the Midwest and we re doing a kind of a hybrid with them where we re guaranteeing the supplier that will pay them directly out of the factoring advance so in a way he s because the supplier is not giving him terms but he needs they re asking for him to pay upfront capital and that s too tight so we re giving him money in a way we re providing the credit that he needs for his supplier to extend terms to him and then when the product is delivered to the customer we re factoring the advance at that point so it s a nice closed loop solution there so you mentioned that you work with businesses and then you kind of want to grow that relationship. From a short term to a long term how do you how does that work yeah we do you know we start small and we re looking at at this as a long term relationship and we re our mission is to provide the working capital for the companies to grow to their full potential So you know we re. Kind of looking at ourselves as consultants and. A long term relationship rather than just a short term solution with high interest rates we re we re in it for the long term and in till the time is right when they want to graduate great great and what are some other services that you offer in regard to factoring or some other services we do a little bit of purchase order financing and that s when a company is manufacturing a product usually overseas and China will put up a line of credit or letter of credit say or cash to the manufacturer and once the product is shipped to the customer that will advance on that from a factoring standpoint and pay off the manufacturer. So it s a it s a nice nice little system there and we were also do a little bit of a quick financing I recently flew down to Miami after hurricane or and I purchased a 100 dehumidifiers and air scrubbers for a company that was doing some dry at a hotel down there Ok so that s kind of your 3 components that you know quit my aunt factoring and purchase sort of Finance sort of that that our listeners could kind of consider that right Ok great what other things that you could maybe offer are business owners on the radio Well I think the big thing to think about when you re starting out with a business or if you re thinking about expanding is do you really want to get into debt with a loan and do you want to give up equity in your business with factoring you don t do either you know if you just you re basically selling your receivables at a discount it s not much different than you saying to your customer will give you a 2 percent discount if you pay us in $10.00 days and they usually don t pay in $10.00 days it might take 30 and you re still giving them a 2 percent discount but in this case you re getting your money the same day you re generating an invoice. So that this is a pretty powerful thing and you have had a cup. Of clients that just this year tell me that they ve built up a large enough cash reserve that they don t they no longer need factoring and that was it was a good thing to hear because now they have 0 debt on their balance sheet they ve got they ve given up 0 equity in their businesses so if they want to sell it they re going to take it all and factoring got in there. Yeah so there s a lot less sleepless nights where no one wire got to pay that back exactly I mean there s a lot of. New wonders in the market now that are popping up and I m not going to name names but they re they re well funded very slick easy application process and. The problem is they re debating the bank account every day whether you re making money or not you know we re only taking money out of the invoice when it s paid out it s good so in if you do the math on some of these guys it s over 100 percent a.p.r. Year so I really want people to look into that and. So do your homework do their homework I can t just jump in there anybody that says hey we could get your funding right Ok And how can people get in touch with you Well they can call me at the office it s 303-209-9321 or visit us at Keystone capital funding dot com. Again that s 303-209-9321 Keystone capital funding to Ok I want any closing comments or heard Vice that you might want to give our listeners Well I m just happy to be a part of the Denver community and doing my part to. Help business owners succeed in thank you for having me on the show and I want to thank you as a member of the global chamber you know you have some really good strategies and support that you re going to have for our membership moving forward I m excited about that Me too thanks for thank you for coming in today thank you so much Scott Smith and also I have the Keystone capital funding Web site on our website at c o d r t dot com if you remember one better than the other you can still only do it that s Keystone capital funding dot com and you can also find the information at c o b r t dot com Jeffrey I m so glad again to have you here we re going to going to come back with a little more information more of your members of global chamber right now so stick with us. Here on connecting collaborate voice the Colorado Business Roundtable and Tammy Schaefer your on air producer and today we re connecting with Geoffrey campus of global chamber Stay with us we have much more coming up after this break. I m Tom Busby see n.b.c. 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And strategic partnerships that strengthen organization the Colorado Business Roundtable believes we can achieve more through collaboration and the line joining us by visiting c.e.o. b r t Dot com to learn more and subscribe to our newsletter. Now back to connect and collaborate voice of the Colorado business roundtable on k. D.m. T. Denver s money talk 1690 am. We re so glad you re staying with us today here on connect and collaborate I m Tammy Schaefer Your Honor producer and today we are connecting with Geoffrey campus from global chamber and it s again Craig to have you here and I love the range of guests you re bringing us today Yeah that s right I try to keep it really diverse and from industry to even if it was to stay here I love it No No lollygagging I like and that s true. So we have Juan Garcia on the phone with us he s from Ahora Ohio. Our capital yeah now that means now I knew that honest there you go and just my prince nation is coming. And he s also a senior advisor to President I m sorry the son take 5 yes he was instrumental in getting Fox here that is fantastic I m glad you ve got such great connections. So are you with us. Yes I am and please no more getting on the go and. While it s well it s really a pleasure to have you on the show today and meeting you for the 1st time today right now just kidding we have known each other for a little while and the last time you visited Denver was when global chamber hosted Mexico President and something Fox and our audience really wanted to know about the visit and the result from President Fox coming to Denver was so give us the scope how did it what do you think it was how it went and so I mean we d love to know we know our part here but we want to hear from you sir and thank you for having me on the show today. Over all the old rules it was a tremendous success Jeffrey the attention to detail by you global change routine was impeccable the me thank you in advance organizing cooperation with the awful Governor Hickenlooper and Mayor Hank would be very productive for the president and for myself and it really put Denver in the state of Colorado on his and my personal man up let me tell you what that what that means where the president believes that he discovered a new market also ability for the state of want to walk along next to go for future trade missions not just from Mexico but also from Latin America you know President blog member of loop the movie to if you Google. She clued them I d read you ll discover that this club is made up of all former heads of state and as a member of that club. And maybe in as senior adviser we have access to all those former heads of state. For. The federal trade missions to the state of Colorado. For intellectual commercial exchanges in different lanes of business for example in the medical way which you know I m working on bringing the secretary of Health and Human Services equivalent from Mexico to to Colorado in in early part of 28. For hike. For automotive space just to name a few so we discovered we discovered not only a very open. Series of civic leaders and business leaders but just overall the commonality in the multi-core multi-culturalism of Denver and of course the president and his passion for creating trade lanes it was a great trip and thank you once again for putting it together oh it was such a such an honor to have President Fox and yourself Wanda here and to be able to promote the opportunity static system with Mexico and even Latin America to even go a step further so we were excited we were we felt it was a great success and the relationship will continue to grow. And I know you have some other initiatives that are going to come out of this and one of them one you are a partner at all our global tell us what does this let me say all of the global. A child that. Was born out of the. The o. The overall goal of all of our global is to facilitate trade between Colorado based corporations and Mexico all of global is a trade facilitator it s it s got 12 core competencies in the house. And we would do through an association or an alignment with our global as a consulting group to help you grow your business in Mexico in Latin America you get a lot of Bacchus not least of which is political influence even in those respective countries in Latin America where you would want to do business starting with Mexico . You know if you ve got if you want to sell widgets in Mexico there are specific things you need to know about not just the tax authority but the labor laws. Those are the core competencies of all the global we have the ability to be able to pull in subject matter experts in different disciplines in Mexico that one ensure the launch of your brand or your footprint to be expanded without any problems so I hope that if I did ramble on but like basically trade and business facilitation give me an example of how you would work with a business if they want to expand in Mexico for. Sure. Pick a product just any product. Let s see what he thinks oh boy. Ok I ll be typical I ll say shoes. She was not a product manufacturing main manufacturing something like that I am sorry Alan Gurley Anya. I don t know why. Because for years. My wife wanted to fly pictures is the 1st thing that my sorry that s Ok that s Ok I understand it I appreciate and I respect that you know where you are already. Humane fracturing is a much better example of the many functional. Like many thoughts regarding many thanks and you got to be specific now they re women shoes that are going to be like . Well not all of the sterile. Cohen who did. Speaking of shoes in the state of want to want to wear the Presidential Library located through the center far from where he was born and raised we re all going to miss you manufacturing plant with all of the Americans. And you know that yeah yeah. So shoes is an easy one you know there are certain permits and licenses that must be acquired for the client in this case let s say you want to manufacture shoes in Mexico you would you would hire a lot of global to get through all the rock asleep in the summer as your permits your licenses we would bring in subject matter experts that we already have relationships with to work out all the taxation issues to work out all of the. Labor issues because there are some labor laws you must be aware of in Mexico that you have to try to navigate around and that s what we do we know where all the minefields are located in trying to do business in Mexico we guide you through that morass and get you to the other end you know with an operating model that will ensure your success and your profitability. What about security I know some companies always feel that there might be some security issues that they need to be concerned about that some you can handle to absolutely Coincidentally we have a subject matter expert that s a friend of our firm that is a world class security entity. In fact I got them hired to do all the security protocols for the presidential library and President Fox and we re very pleased with the outcome of that relationship so I would call them in to 1st of all look at your product look at and this case shoes look at the business model because at the end of the day it s all about client intimacy the more we know about your business the easier it s going to be for us to bring solutions to the table that will ensure your profitability and your success in Mexico train how can people get in touch with one. Well if they need to call 1800 Geoffrey competence. I would I would. Anybody want to take the 1st give up will all alone golf and the believe that you will get a hold of me and all the other great thank you why I m rude for share insights and all the great comments you made about Fox visit here in Denver thank you so my lucky. You have a great evening. Katie m.j. 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Thanks so much for staying with us today here on connect and collaborate we are connecting with Geoffrey campus he is the executive director of Global chamber Denver and we re so glad to have you here was a great conversation yes I was like I could have talked a little longer with one there you had some great stories and maybe we ll have to put them out again because I d love to share with the audience he mentioned you know President Fox s Presidential Library and I had an opportunity to go to a conference there about a month ago called the psi tech conference had about $2500.00 people at his presidential library which is kind of this whole complex with a whole. Event Center it was an amazing event and they hold it every October and I ll be there next October so. That s fantastic and we re so proud to have yet another guest today we have Alexander out a lot and so she is. With Let s see Colorado Claro Yes thank you so much for having me here we re so glad to have you welcome to our show today thank you so much for having me and I know you kind of just kind of walked in and put on some headphones don t worry I m ready to rock and I ll take it we know are we have to take a moment. For being patient I had I was directionally challenged and hat. This is kind of a tough area to find so but I thank you so much for having me I m so excited to be very much aware of what you re hearing that s the main thing and let s start with some easy for you could easy and that is you got it interview here today because more about your background my background while I was born Orlando Florida. My mom is from have an i.q. But in my biological dad is from Colombia so I grew up until about 7 years old in Orlando and then I moved to Denver and I was young I mean 7 or 8 so I grew up here and so I adore the outdoors and I love the mountains as much so I love the beach but I went to elementary school here high school here and high school I went to see you Boulder so I consider myself to be a Colorado but here to troll right so I m People ask me where I m from I tell them I have Sister Cities Orlando and Denver because I have so many much family in both places. But I moved back to Orlando about 5 years ago thinking I would stay and my journey to plateau actually started the day that I decided to come back to Denver I reach out to one of my mentors Her name is Elizabeth Swat is and she was like you need to get home you need to learn about the Latino community here like we need you so she was really instrumental in kind of encouraging me I ended up going to a Latino forum at the Denver Post. And I was really curious about sort of what the status of the Latino community was because over the course of 3 years ahead I knew it had changed in the context of Denver but in Colorado was changing overall. And there was the lieutenant governor Joe Garcia then the state demographer which was really interesting and a few other there was a reporter and another nonprofit leader there and they drilled down the census data for the Latinos in Colorado and sort of showed what the process was afford that the changing demographics and what it was like for Education and Workforce readiness. I was like people ask me if I was a reporter because I was there myself taking no notice you know you know it s. Just because I was curious and I was really eager to kind of get a sense for what was happening in Colorado and I wanted to be involved and I had no idea in what capacity right. I would then meet the director of operations at the Denver Post Her name is Linda Shapley she is now a big wig and she offered me a job at the Denver Post running there internship program which is where I met Greg Moore who is the former editor of it ever post and he introduced me to Christina Long So who is the former executive director of blood oh well speaking of executive directors of the standard newly appointed I am correct Claude Oh that s right they got some really exciting things that I had and told slow but you re you re newly appointed position sure I am really thrilled and super honored and you know I knew it was a huge. Set of shoes to fill but also an important role because God I was 53 years old with 1964 and so I knew that there really was a certain level of responsibility in needing to be shared to sort of step up to the plate but I started my my journey with God I was a volunteer education is something that I m extremely passionate about they had a an education taskforce I ended up being a program manager once I was done with the capital fellowship program which is now our flagship program and that s something that I m very excited about and then when the opportunity presented itself I knew that leadership is exceptionally important to me the Latino community in call Rado is close to my heart. And it was just an opportunity that I thought why not put my name in the hat and see see what happens and I m very very grateful that the board trusted Gladio to me and it s been an exciting journey the benefit of all this going to the Denver community I think very I agree with what we re doing well thank you and I think you know in. No I looked for a community like the one that we have here and it doesn t mean it doesn t exist it s just that I wasn t connected to anything way find it and we have no no and so I m I love it here and I study was done it was and I got married here and like my home my husband lived here and it was meant to be right when you talk about some of the initiatives and challenges of the organization that you kind of have seen definitely all talk about the initiatives 1st and then the challenges here because challenges are prevalent no matter what I m excited about the future of glottal because of some of the initiatives that we ve been able to sort of hone in on focusing on with our board and our staff through strategic planning we did that this year by about mid mid way we ve got all of our programming focuses on leadership development we decided as an organization that given our history when we when we look forward we want to know what is it going to look like to move the Latino community forward and we decided that leadership development would be vehicle right because that can really that s our future it s our future and I have a product of our capital fellowship program and I believe deeply in how much it helped me to find my own confidence so we decided Ok capital fellowship program is our flagship program we take juniors and seniors in college or grad students. And put them in the office of the legislator for the full legislative session really January to May and that does 2 things a gives them exposure which is brilliant of course but we also charged them with. Being making themselves sort of absolutely. What they were in valuable meaning we prepare them to do research about policy we prepare them to think about policies and certain bills through the lens of how it would impact the Latino community so we re really challenging students to think critically about these policies and how it impacts the communities that they come from and that s the goal. So we re doing that to the capital fellowship program but we re also doing that at the community level which I think is also very important because when we think about policies that under the dome all you hear is well how has this been informed by the communities that this is going to touch like how how is that voice being articulated right but we don t have a lot of opportunities for community leaders to make their voices heard at the school board meetings at the city council meetings at the state legislature so through our capital fellowship program is for students then we have our Community Health Advocacy Program that s the chat program and parents advocating for local schools there you go you might find it on our website under what we do I think that s coming to our Yes under mission that s probably under what we do know and the Community Health Advocacy Program is one of my favorites that was where both the Community Health Advocacy Program and the parents advocating for local schools we decided that those are 2 of our policy priorities as collateral health and education the 3rd is ageing which were kind of in the process of developing because we re seeing that there is really a need for supporting the older ageing Latino population of ageing population in general but especially if you like the Not because the culture is changing it was some great initiatives but but I know you need support and I know you have a milestone event coming and we do can you tell us a little about that of course of course some would be involved that s the key no I love it and that s one thing I m really excited to talk about the challenge right now is that we really see that it s difficult in an era where we see so much struggle happening and sort of political noise happening at the national and state level plateau we have to make sure that we are still around to make sure we find hope in the future generations of Latino leadership that s our goal right so if you want to support that work we have our 25th Annual Bernie Valdez award celebration It s our annual fundraiser it s happening on this Friday from $6.00 to $930.00 at the Stanley marketplaces. It s an Aurora if you ve never been there you should come check it out it doesn t need a little place it s really great and I know I like it there because it s in Aurora It doesn t necessarily have the best reputation of being reflective of of Aurora itself because it s near Stapleton and things like that but I am really eager to have collateral be there to represent Latinos so you can still sponsor there s still time to sponsor that event absolutely detest and if you d like to purchase tickets you can go onto our Web site exactly and plateau of dot org slash be a Ok great take it there so they have all tickets available it s going to be a fun event some of the highlights of the evening Carol we re going to do a full highlight of Bernie Valdes He s our founder we re going to highlight 25 years of Bernie Valdez awardees and then we re going to take the rest of the program to highlight 5 years of capital fellow alumni folks who have gone to the program to help really benefited so we hope you ll come out and support us great I know I ll be there I can t wait to have you there Jeff Flake thank you so much Alexandra. Claire Oh and all this information is on our website at c.b.r. Actually dot com You can get the links right there so thanks so much for joining us today we re glad to have had you thank you so much thanks so much I appreciate it and thank you Jeffrey campus for helping us understand me pleasure always. Denver s only business radio station money jars 6098. I m Tom Busbee you see n.b.c. With Amazon now considering whether to enter the 1st group in drug selling business c.v.s. Looking to gain some ground before that happens starting next year it ll offer free next day delivery service of prescription medications even same day service in some big cities on Wall Street today more record highs even though the Dow gained just 9 points in the Nasdaq was up 22 does the is held talks to buy most of 21st Century Fox including its Hollywood studio all those movies even some t.v. 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