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6:39 As part of our series “Digging Deep: What Does RMI Mean For Glenwood Springs?” Aspen Public Radio is looking at the origins of the company, its leaders, how its current financial path may be a familiar one and what one expert has to say about the company’s financial fate. From Yearbooks to Limestone Gregory Dangler and Chad Brownstein began what was originally called Rocky Mountain Resources in 2015 after co-opting another company named Online Yearbook that had existed for a few years already, according to Rocky Mountain Industrials’ 10-K SEC filing. That company was set up to de...

Not every policy decision has been handled well or communicated properly, but no one is acting with the intention of causing harm to people in the name of…

SHARE February 24, 2021 Otto Breitschwerdt, VP of Caterpillar's Building Construction Products. The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) has elected Otto Breitschwerdt, a Caterpillar VP with responsibility for its Building Construction Products Division, to its construction equipment sector board. “I am looking forward to working with Mr. Breitschwerdt as a member of our CE Sector Board, and gaining his perspective on the construction equipment industry,” said Megan Tanel, AEM SVP for the construction equipment and utility sector. “He brings both...

4:45 Federal studies to determine the extent of that impact could take months, but Aspen Public Radio spoke with experts to get a sense of what they might find as part of our series "Digging Deep: What Does RMI Mean For Glenwood Springs?" An in-depth gauge of any potential harm would come in the form of an Environmental Impact Statement – a lengthy study conducted by the Bureau of Land Management used to determine whether the mining company should get a green light to expand digging.  The agency said such a study would take "at least a year," but experts who have seen other similar mines...

Sutcliffe: Stronger, savvier, more confident – Ottawa's entrepreneurs brave an extraordinary year Like elite athletes, a generation of businesspeople has been put through the ultimate test and most have survived. Author of the article: Mark Sutcliffe Publishing date: Feb 16, 2021  •  February 17, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  Deserted Bank Street at the height of the lockdown last month. Mark Sutcliffe says while many people will prefer to work and meet virtually in future, our habits of commuting to the workplace and meeting up with friends will ret...