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BOULDER CHAMBER
2015 BOULDER BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
WE BUILD COMMUNITY THROUGH BUSINESS.
303.442.1044 | 2440 Pearl Street • Boulder, CO 80302 | info@boulderchamber.com | www.BoulderChamber.com
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
10 12 16
Letter from the President & CEO......................................................4
Message from the Board of Directors Chair......................................6
2015 Board of Directors................................................................8
Boulder Chamber History.............................................................10
Member Services........................................................................12
Economic Vitality........................................................................14
Advocacy..................................................................................16
Ambassadors.............................................................................18
Programs...................................................................................19
Top Level Partners........................................................................20
Community Resources..................................................................22
2015 Business Directory | Resource Listings
Member Business Listing by Category ...........................................24
A complete listing of Boulder Chamber members categorized by their
product or service. Listings include company name, phone number,
address, primary contact, website, and a business description.
Alphabetical Member Listing ........................................................68
Chamber member businesses listed alphabetically, with their product or
service noted for easy cross-reference.
Advertiser Index..........................................................................84
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BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORY 3
MESSAGE FROM J OHN TAYER, PRESIDENT & CEO
O
n any given day, I marvel at the variety of visitors to the Boulder Chamber Center.
The number and diversity of those who come through these doors reflects our goal
of building community through business.
They may be corporate executives, nonprofit leaders, small business owners, service
providers, or retailers—the entire gamut of Boulder’s vibrant business scene. Some come to
offer advice, some to meet and learn, and others to take advantage of our extensive mem-
ber services. Then there are the companies that work with our Boulder Economic Council
team to support Boulder’s sustained economic vitality. We also regularly host government
administrators, elected officials, and engaged citizens at the Chamber Center with whom
we confer on important economic policy issues.
As Boulder Chamber members, you are helping to build this ecosystem of mutually sup-
portive business leaders and partners. Whether it’s through the business-to-business rela-
tionships and valuable networking opportunities our members forge or through the collec-
tive influence of our voice on economic issues, we are stronger together. And we do it all to
promote the vibrant business climate that is critical to the health of the community we love.
The annual Business Directory is a manifestation of this commitment to the interests of our
membership, the economy, and the broader community. It highlights all of you, the diverse
business leadership that stands together in support of those interests. The Business Directory
also is a resource, connecting you to the wealth of excellent services that are available
to assist in meeting your business goals. Finally, the Directory can help you identify new
contacts and build relationships with local business colleagues, many of whom are eager
to support your success.
Please take some time to read through this Business Directory and get better acquainted
with the value of your Boulder Chamber membership. Just as importantly, as you flip through
these pages, take pride in the common interests you share with your fellow members in the
strength of the community we are building together through the Boulder Chamber.
John L. Tayer
President & CEO
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MESSAGE FROM GERRY AGNES, CHAMBER BOARD CHAIR
A
s the Chair of the Boulder Chamber’s Board of Directors, I am often asked, “What
does the Boulder Chamber do?”
The Boulder Chamber does so many things for its members and the Boulder com-
munity that it is hard to respond simply. Although, with the Board of Directors’ adoption
of the new Boulder Chamber mission, it’s gotten a whole lot easier to talk about one of
my favorite topics. Now, when I’m asked about the Boulder Chamber, I have three simple
messages:
The Boulder Chamber Supports Local Businesses
The heart of the Boulder Chamber is our 1,400 business members. They represent the wide
diversity of interests in Boulder, from the largest and most established business to the newest
startup enterprise, and we strive to meet their wide spectrum of needs. Whether it’s visibility
and recognition, business networking, marketing opportunities, professional development,
or business resources and discounts, the Boulder Chamber helps our members succeed.
The Boulder Chamber Advocates for Business Interests
We all recognize the unique balance of social, environmental, and economic strengths that
make Boulder such a special community. Yet, this balance is fragile and we can’t leave it
to chance. That is where the voice of the Boulder Chamber is so critical. We represent the
interest of our membership and other business goals, keeping the sustainability of our econ-
omy at the forefront of local public policy debate. And when the Boulder Chamber speaks,
it matters. The Boulder Chamber drives policy decisions that meet our member needs and
help position our economy for sustained health.
The Boulder Chamber Advances Economic Vitality
At its core, the Boulder Chamber recognizes the need to preserve our community’s eco-
nomic vitality. Our specialties are supporting the success of our members, helping to retain
growing businesses in Boulder, and creating a welcoming environment for both startups
and relocating businesses. We accomplish this work, in partnership with other civic and
public agencies, by spearheading programs through the Boulder Economic Council and
our Innovation Blueprint 3.0. In this way, we work to create the conditions for our members
to succeed.
When you join the Boulder Chamber, you gain an energetic partner dedicated to helping
you and the business community succeed. Together, we build community through business.
Gerry Agnes
Elevations Credit Union
Board of Directors Chair
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Gerry Agnes Judy Amabile Bruce Borowsky
Elevations Credit Union Polar Bottle/Product Architects Boulder Digital Arts,
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Lori Call Mark Gordon Hy Harris
Kaiser Permanente Stratom, Inc. EKS&H
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BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORY 9BOULDER CHAMBER HISTORY
Boulder, Colo. 1899
The Boulder Chamber:
Building Community through Business for Over a Century
O
ver 100 years ago, the Boulder Chamber was established with an ambitious goal: “To establish Boulder as a
booming metropolis and the best place to live and work.” The Chamber was founded in the tradition of those who
advocated early on to host the state’s flagship university, and in whose tradition Boulder would go on to attract
leading laboratories and businesses. Throughout, the Boulder Chamber has played an essential role in community progress.
But even as Boulder has established itself as a leader in innovation and entrepreneurship, the community’s and the
Chamber’s efforts are unfinished. The Chamber continues to work with a variety of community interests to promote sus-
tained economic vitality and to fulfill its original goal.
The Founding Years: Foresight for Responsible Development
Boulder began as a mining community in the 1800s, amid both friendship and conflict with Chief Niwot and his people.
Boulder Valley’s newcomers saw the potential to build lasting prosperity by fostering innovation-driven expansion. They
advocated with leaders in Denver to bring the state’s first university to their community (instead of hosting the state prison).
The University of Colorado Boulder opened its doors in 1877. Soon the city saw the establishment of Chautauqua and
the birth of a vibrant cultural scene. It also began purchasing land to preserve the spectacular local environment.
City founders realized the need and promise in attracting visitors and businesses to help the community thrive. In 1905,
a group of business owners and city leaders formed the “Boulder Commercial Association” with the principal goal of
promoting the community’s economic vitality. Business leaders championed the building of the landmark Hotel Boulderado
to house visitors, and they also formed committees to begin important work on the big issues of the day, advocating for
transportation investments, education and engaging in legislative affairs, and land-use decisions.
10 BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORYBOULDER CHAMBER
Early on, city leaders saw the wisdom of
creating an association dedicated to mar-
shaling the resources of the business commu-
nity to establish the foundation for continued
economic opportunity and prosperity.
Dawn of Boulder’s “Economic Miracle”
Throughout the early 1900s, Boulder’s tour-
ist industry flourished. The University’s popu-
lation grew. In an important policy initiative,
the city’s business interests—spearheaded in
part by Chamber president Francis “Fran-
ny” Reich—supported the building of the
Denver-Boulder Turnpike. In 1950, after the
Secretary of Commerce had selected Boul-
der as the site for the National Bureau of
Standards and the Central Radio Propaga-
tion Laboratory, citizens of Boulder, again
with support from the business community,
raised the money to purchase the needed land and ceded it to the federal government.
Thus truly began an innovation-driven boom. In the mid-1900s, Boulder saw advanced technology businesses like Ball
Aerospace start here, and large companies like IBM move to Boulder, creating new jobs for Boulder’s growing popula-
tion. Celestial Seasonings was started in Boulder and has become one of the world’s largest producers of tea. The Naropa
Institute, founded by Tibetan Buddhist Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, opened its doors in 1974, and the Boulder School of
Massage Therapy made its debut in 1976.
Throughout this period of strong economic growth, the Boulder Chamber played a significant role, working with a variety of
other community organizations and leaders. This role continued into the next phase of Boulder’s amazing economic success.
The Rise of the “Innovation-driven Economy”
Since the mid-1990s, Boulder has become a leader in technology startups and other entrepreneurial endeavors. For ex-
ample, it’s seen the rise of technology-focused companies such as Rally Software; food and beverage companies such as
the Big Red F Restaurant Group; and entertainment venues such as eTown.
In 2013 the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation named Boulder the leader in high-tech startup concentration.. The Uni-
versity of Colorado Boulder has been named one of the top entrepreneurial universities in the country. At the same time,
Boulder is consistently listed as one of the nation’s most desirable places to live. It’s been called “America’s Best Town
for Startups.” And it’s cited as one of the most innovative cities in the nation. It also has the distinction of being named
“Foodiest Town in America” by Bon Appétit magazine.
As a result, even during the recent recession, Boulder’s economy has continued to thrive, thanks to its diverse and
innovative community. And again throughout, the Boulder Chamber has partnered with other local and regional orga-
nizations, businesses and creative individuals to help drive our innovation ecosystem. For example, through its Boulder
Economic Council, the Chamber has helped support and retain vital businesses like Google. The Chamber also works
with the City of Boulder’s Economic Vitality Program and community organizations such as Better Boulder and the Com-
munity Foundation of Boulder County.
By offering an increasing variety of services, advocating for business interests, and offering vital support for the com-
munity’s economic vitality, the Chamber has become Boulder’s flagship business advocacy and support organization.
And in the process, the Chamber has been fulfilling its original goal “to establish Boulder as a booming metropolis and
the best place to live and work.” ✱
BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORY 11THE BOULDER CHAMBER
Building a strong community
Supporting local businesses
Advocating for a stong business environment
Sustaining economic vitality
That’s what the Boulder Chamber is all about.
When you join the Boulder Chamber, you gain an energetic partner dedicated to
helping you and the business community succeed. Together, we build community
through business.
MISSION: To build a strong community by supporting local businesses, advocating for
a strong business environment, and sustaining economic vitality.
VISION: To be the #1 partner for Boulder business.
12 BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORYMEMBER SERVICES
BOULDER CHAMBER
VISIBILITY & RECOGNITION
• Increase business exposure with a business listing on
www.boulderchamber.com
• Share your company news, events, job postings, and hot deals on the
Boulder Chamber website, and out through the Twitter account and
e-Newsletter reaching 13,000+ local business contacts
• Be recognized by award programs that applaud leaders and
outstanding businesses in our community
BUSINESS NETWORKING
• Members receive free and discounted tickets to Boulder Chamber and
partner events
• Access to member-only events
• Business After Hours
• Leads Groups
• Bolder Young Professionals
• Business Women’s Leadership Group
MARKETING OPPORTUNITIES
• Company listing in our Business Directory distributed to our members, local businesses, and the
Boulder Convention and Visitors Bureau
• A web page in our online Business Directory that helps improve ranking by search engines
• Access to post hot deals, events, jobs, and news through your Member Information Center
• Social media marketing opportunities through the Boulder Chamber’s Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn
• A complete member mailing list available in your Member Information Center
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
• Establish business relationships at networking events
• Build your employees’ professional network and knowledge with educational workshops
• Leadership Fellows Boulder County program
BUSINESS RESOURCES & DISCOUNTS
• Boulder Chamber Monthly Newsletter to stay informed of local events and business news
• Access to our social media accounts including Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook to keep members
instantly aware of the latest news and events happening in Boulder
• Up to 70 percent off Office Depot supplies, copy, and print needs through the Boulder Chamber
Office Depot program
• 4 percent off of Workers’ Comp Insurance and an opportunity to receive a dividend back with the
Boulder Chamber Safety Group
• 10 percent off AdvoCharge Merchant Services
• Access to discounted conference room rental space at the Chamber Center ✱
BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORY 13ECONOMIC VITALITY
Home to a world-class research university,
major government research facilities, diverse
industry clusters, visionary entrepreneurs, and
the nation’s most highly educated population,
Boulder and its economy are truly unique in size
and diversity. While small businesses continue to
represent the majority of employers in Boulder,
several major Fortune 300 corporations
diversify employment opportunities and fuel
our economy. The Boulder Chamber, through
its economic vitality programs, strives to sustain
our strong economy and preserve this rare
ecosystem, allowing new businesses to start up
and succeed and established businesses in key
industries to innovate and expand.
The Boulder Economic Council (BEC), the
economic-development arm of the Boulder
Chamber, is a leadership group of prominent
Chamber business and community executives
dedicated to Boulder’s economic prosperity.
The BEC’s mission is to “sustain Boulder’s
economic vitality through direct support of
primary businesses and collaboration with business, industry, and community partners.”
The Innovation Blueprint 3.0, spearheaded by the Boulder Chamber, is a framework of priority
action areas to help business, government, academic, and community leaders proactively sustain
and improve our leadership as a hub of innovation and entrepreneurism.
ECONOMIC VITALITY PRIORITIES
Through the work of the Boulder Economic Council and the Innovation Blueprint 3.0, the Boulder
Chamber economic-vitality programs focus on the following priorities:
BUSINESS RETENTION AND RELOCATION
• Sustain Boulder’s economic vitality by supporting local businesses that sell into national and international
markets and import capital to fuel our economy
• Retain existing local businesses in Boulder’s key industries: aerospace, bioscience,
cleantech, IT/software, natural products, and outdoor recreation
• Facilitate relocation to Boulder of new businesses in our key industries
• Convene businesses across industries for a dialogue on economic trends and developments impacting
Boulder at the annual “Boulder Economic Summit” hosted by the BEC
• Present the “Economic Forecast: Boulder and Beyond” forum, an annual economic and
business outlook event featuring nationally recognized economists
• Advocate for local, state, and federal public policies favorable to sustained economic vitality
14 BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORYBOULDER CHAMBER
STARTUP BUSINESS SUPPORT
• Facilitate new startups and expansion of
early-stage businesses by connecting
entrepreneurs with capital, mentoring,
coworking venues, and other critical resources
• Spearhead the Innovation Blueprint 3.0, an
initiative advancing Boulder’s leadership as a
hub of innovation
• Help increase global capital resources to
Boulder and connect entrepreneurs to
investment opportunities
• Advocate for an innovation infrastructure that
supports businesses looking to start up or expand
within Boulder
• Host “Esprit Entrepreneur,” a community-wide
annual celebration of entrepreneurs and the
entrepreneurial spirit, now in its third decade
• Through the Innovation Blueprint 3.0, strengthen
the business innovation network through
mentoring, training, and collaboration
ECONOMIC RESEARCH
• Through the BEC, produce up-to-date, publicly
available demographic and economic reports on
the Boulder economy
• Provide select research support to partners aligned with the Chamber’s business retention, startup, and
relocation priorities
• Conduct research necessary to advocate for public policy decisions favorable to Boulder’s sustained
economic vitality
REGIONAL PARTNERSHIPS
• Collaborate with local, regional, and state economic development organizations to advance economic
vitality across Colorado
• Elevate Boulder’s regional leadership in business and industry associations that represent the interests of
Boulder’s key industry clusters
ADDITIONAL ECONOMIC VITALITY INFORMATION
For the latest information and data on Boulder’s economic vitality, visit the Boulder Economic Council website at
www.bouldereconomiccouncil.org.
For more details about Innovation Blueprint 3.0, including the priority areas, visit the new,
interactive Innovation Blueprint 3.0 website at www.teamboulder.org. The site provides help-
ful information to local entrepreneurs, offering opportunities for businesses to share success
stories and lessons learned and spurring dialogue for discussing national and local issues
around innovation. By offering this new interactive platform, the Blueprint is part of the Cham-
ber’s efforts to partner with Boulder businesses to build a strong, innovation-driven economy. ✱
BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORY 15ADVOCACY
Advocacy is a 24/7 member benefit. We are constantly watching and analyzing policy developments
that impact Boulder businesses and speaking up for a vibrant, prosperous Boulder.
We know that “if you are not at the table you are on the menu.” That’s why the Boulder Chamber’s
Advocacy Team works hard to represent its membership, making sure businesses have a seat at the
table with decision makers at all levels of government. We also bring you special opportunities to
meet your elected leaders and explore issues with expert panels.
Boulder is unique, and that makes us a special Chamber, serving our business members and
supporting a strong economy in a way that reflects Boulder values. With the support of the
Community Affairs Council, we stay one step ahead of the issues affecting Boulder-area businesses
and our Board of Directors keeps the Chamber proactively engaged.
16 BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORYBOULDER CHAMBER
LOCAL, STATE, & FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS
• Being a voice for business
• Positively influencing economic well-being of the area to support business success
• Actively engaging policy makers on issues that impact Boulder-area businesses
• Keeping you up to date on issues with e-news, an informative website, and twitter updates via
@boulderadvocacy
• Hosting the Policy Roundtable Series so you can connect directly to decision makers
• Providing candidate and issue recommendations
LEGISLATIVE MONITORING
• Legislative Session Preview
• MidSession Update
• Trip to the Capitol
• Legislative Wrapup
REGIONAL COLLABORATION
• Leading a regional conversation to address Boulder County’s workforce housing and transportation
challenges
• Working to ensure Boulder and the Northwest Denver Metro area get their fair share of FasTracks
benefits, including an effective Bus Rapid Transit system
• Actively participating in regional US 36 transportation solutions
• Promoting innovation in clean energy through the Colorado Clean Energy Cluster
MEMBER CONSULTATION
• Personal connection to resources for resolving challenges with issues such as permits, regulations,
taxes, and fees
We’re always available to hear your concerns and act on the issues that matter to you. ✱
BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORY 17AMBASSADORS
Peggy Altschuler Nancy Chin-Wagner Rhonda Healy
Ambassadors are our raving fans and our best examples of how to fully utilize a Boulder Chamber member-
ship. Ambassadors provide outreach to new and prospective members, welcoming them into the community,
assisting in their navigation of Boulder Chamber services, and supporting the Boulder Chamber member en-
gagement plan. Ambassadors also play a key member support role at our monthly events and have quarterly
networking events in the business community. For more information about the Ambassador program, please
contact Peggy Altschuler at peggylalt@gmail.com.
2015 AMBASSADORS
Peggy Altschuler (Chair) LegalShield
Jack Austin RE/MAX Alliance
Polly Buster (WWLTC Chair) First National Bank
Lisa Bondi PR Consultant
Nancy Chin-Wagner (BWLG Chair) Nancy Chin-Wagner, LLC
Cameron Gory Windstream
Kim Griffis Realities for Children
Rhonda Healy (Member Outreach Chair) SendOutCards
Terri Kavanagh EON Office
Hannah Klemme FORTRUST
Randy Lis First National Bank
Charlie Martien Charles Martien, LLC
Shaun Oshman iSupportU
Dianna Rands (WWLTC Chair) Dianna Rands, LLC
Chris Ratay RE/MAX Alliance
John Regur Dutch Creek Financial
Nancy Stubbs Nancy Ann Stubbs Coaching & Consulting
Joel Thompson RE/MAX Alliance
18 BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORYPROGRAMS
BOULDER CHAMBER
Business Women’s Leadership Group
As one of the strongest and most active programs within the Boulder Chamber, the Business Women’s
Leadership Group (BWLG) provides local women with education, networking, leadership, and recognition
through informative and professional programs. BWLG also provides the committee for the Women Who
Light the Community signature event. We invite you to join the group to help you build your business and
advance your career!
Bolder Young Professionals
Bolder Young Professionals helps connect the Boulder business community through social, service, and pro-
fessional development opportunities. Whether you just moved to Boulder or you have lived here all your life,
we invite you to join Bolder Young Professionals. This group of dedicated and energetic young professionals
loves this city and its people and strives to make it a better place for all of us to live, work, and play.
Bolder Young Professionals is a program of the Boulder Chamber and is 100 percent volunteer driven. The
group launched in February 2009 under the name Boulder 2140, with the intention of giving young profes-
sionals in Boulder a way to socialize and explore the city with one another.
Today, BYP hosts over 40 events a year with a focus on professional development, service, and social op-
portunities. They host monthly can’t-miss happy hours at some of Boulder’s best watering holes, outstanding
professional development seminars, service opportunities, and a variety of other networking events for our
members. Membership is free, courtesy of the Boulder Chamber.
BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORY 19TOP LEVEL PARTNERS
President’s Circle
Bolder Business Advisors, CPA Pinnacol Assurance The WW Reynolds Companies
Corden Pharma Colorado Inc Tebo Properties University of Colorado Boulder
Elevations Credit Union Terrapin Care Station Xcel Energy
Elite Partner
Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp First National Bank - Boulder/Iris BV Partners
Bolder Business Advisors CPA, PC FirstBank - Boulder Triple Threat Digital
Boulder Community Health IBM Corp Wells Fargo Bank
Citywide Banks Intrado Inc Zayo Group, LLC
Colorado PERA JPMorgan Chase Bank, NA
EKS&H Kaiser Permanente
Vanguard
Boulder Valley School District Hyatt Place Boulder/Pearl Street Rally Software Development Corp.
Cigna Healthcare Level 3 Communications Ricoh Americas Corporation
Colorado Access McGuckin Hardware Seagate Technology
Colorado Business Bank of Boulder Micro Motion St Julien Hotel & Spa
DigitalGlobe Microsoft US Bank - 28th
Trailblazer
AMG National Trust Bank Google, Inc Oskar Blues Brewery
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Hotel Boulderado Premier Members Federal
Argus Event Staffing Hutchinson Black and Cook, LLC Credit Union
Array BioPharma, Inc Key Bank Regus
Avista Adventist Hospital King Soopers Main Office RES Americas
BBVA Compass The Kitchen LLC Safeway
Big Red F Restaurant Group LYFE Kitchen Snarf’s
Blue Mountain Arts, Inc Manufacturer’s Edge Solera National Bank
Boulder Medical Center Melton Design Build Southwest Generation
Caplan and Earnest LLC Mercedes-Benz of Westminster, Sterling-Rice Group
Celestial Seasonings Sprinter, and Smart Center Three Leaf Concepts -
CliftonLarsonAllen Millennium Harvest House Boulder Restaurant Group
Comcast Business Services Modmarket University Corporation for
Crispin Porter + Bogusky National Renewable Energy Atmospheric Research (UCAR)
Daily Camera Laboratory Vail Resorts
Exempla Good Samaritan New Hope Natural Media Vaisala, Inc
Medical Center Noodles & Company - 29th Street Vectra Bank
First National Denver North Valley Bank - Thornton Wells Fargo Advisors
Fisher Auto, Inc Northrop Grumman Corp Western Disposal Services
Flatirons Acura/Subaru Omni Interlocken Resort Wright Kingdom Real Estate
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know the symptoms of a stroke:
• Stroke is the third leading cause of death in the United States.
• Stroke is the leading cause of serious, long-term disability.
• 795,000 people suffer a stroke every year.
• Strokes can occur at ANY age. Nearly 1/4 occur in people under 65.
When you see the signs of a stroke, don’t delay – call 9-1-1 right away. Local
residents have access to first-rate stroke treatment. Foothills Hospital is a
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5-Star rating for Stroke Treatment. We provide high quality, evidence-based
care designed to meet the specialized needs of stroke patients.
Order your free wallet-sized Stroke Symptoms Cards
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BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORY 21COMMUNITY RESOURCES
BOULDER CHAMBER TAX INFORMATION
Phone (303) 442-1044 City of Boulder Finance Dept. (303) 441-3040
Colorado Department of Revenue Business Tax Information
Website boulderchamber.com
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Internal Revenue Service Taxpayer Information (303) 446-1675
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CITY OF BOULDER GOVERNMENT
Boulder Economic Council (303) 442-1044
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General Information (303) 441-3388
FREQUENTLY REQUESTED NUMBERS
Boulder Public Library Reference Center (303) 441-3100
Boulder Valley School District (303) 447-1010 boulderlibrary.org
bvsd.org
City Council (303) 441-3002
Colorado Road Conditions Report (303) 639-1111
cotrip.org City Government Directory Assistance (303) 441-3388
Daily Camera (303) 442-1202 City Manager (303) 441-3090
dailycamera.com Downtown and University Hill Management (303) 413-7300
Humane Society of Boulder Valley (303) 442-4030 Fire (Administration) (303) 441-3350
boulderhumane.org
Human Resources (303) 441-3070
Regional Transportation District (RTD) (303) 299-6000
Police (non emergencies) (303) 441-3300
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Public Library (303) 441-3100
University of Colorado Directory Assistance (303) 492-1411
colorado.edu/contactus boulderlibrary.org
US Postal Service (303) 938-3704 Sales and Use Tax Information Line (303) 441-4192
usps.com Senior Services (303) 441-3148
Xcel Energy (303) 245-2254
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BOULDER COUNTY GOVERNMENT
Website bouldercounty.org
ADDITIONAL BUSINESS RESOURCES
General Information (303) 441-3525
Better Business Bureau (BBB) (303) 327-4500 Assessor (303) 441-3530
bbb.org/denver
Building Permits (303) 441-3925
BizWest (formerly Boulder County Business Report) (303) 440-4950
bizwest.com Clerk and Recorder, Elections Division (303) 413-7740
Boulder Convention and Visitor’s Bureau (CVB) (303) 442-2911 Clerk and Recorder, Motor Vehicle Division (303) 413-7710
bouldercoloradousa.com Clerk and Recorder, Recording Division (303) 413-7770
Boulder County Latino Chamber (303) 328-5280 Commissioners (303) 441-3500
www.latinochamberbc.org
Community Services (303) 441-3560
Boulder Magazine (303) 443-0600
District Attorney’s Office (303) 441-3700
getboulder.com
Parks and Open Space (303) 678-6200
Colorado Small Business Hotline (303) 592-5920
Sheriff’s Office (303) 441-3600
Innovation Center for the Rockies (303) 444-2111
www.innovationcenteroftherockies.com Boulder County Public Health (303) 441-1100
Manufacture’s Edge (303) 592-4087 Social Services (303) 441-1000
www.manufacturersedge.com Transportation (303) 441-3900
Small Business Development Center (303) 442-1475 Voter Registration (303) 413-7740
bouldersbdc.com
Workforce Boulder County (303) 301-2900
ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION
STATE OF COLORADO GOVERNMENT
Boulder County Public Health Dept. (303) 441-1100
bouldercountyhealth.org Website colorado.gov
Boulder County Household Hazardous Waste (720) 564-2251 Department of Revenue (303) 866-3091
www.bouldercounty.org/env/hazwaste Driver’s License Bureau (Boulder Office) (303) 442-3006
Boulder County Resource Conservation Division (720) 564-2220 General Information (303) 866-5000
bouldercounty.org/government/dept/pages/resourceconserv.aspx
House of Representatives (303) 866-2904
Center for Resource Conservation (303) 999-3820,
conservationcenter.org Office of Economic Development (303) 892-3840
Eco-Cycle (303) 444-6634 Online Tax Information colorado.gov/tax
ecocycle.org Regulatory Agencies (303) 894-7855
Senate (303) 866-2316
Local Environmental Action Division (LEAD) (303) 441-4900
bouldercolorado.gov/lead Unemployment Insurance (303) 318-9000
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BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORY 23BUSINESSES BY CATEGORY
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Alphabetical listings start on page 68.
Emily Edwards CPA LLC Watson & Associates CPA's LLC Corporate Recognition LLC AIA
Accounting, Tax & Bookkeeping (970) 368-2290 | Emily Edwards (303) 630-0450 | Tim Watson (303) 403-1752 | Sondra (Wray) LeClaire
Anton Collins Mitchell LLP 323 West Main St, #201, Frisco, CO 80443 1790 38th St, Ste 106, Boulder, CO 80301 50 Qualla Ct, Boulder, CO 80303
www.emilyedwardscpa.com www.watson-cpas.com www.corp-recognition.com
(303) 440-0399 | Bill Jones
We offer solid accounting solutions to businesses Accounting firm dedicated to providing you with Full service promotional products company,
4999 Pearl East Cir, Ste 300, Boulder, CO 80301 and individuals by building lasting relationships professional, personalized service & guidance in a providing corporate apparel, safety programs, and
www.acmllp.com/ Boulder with clients wide range of needs advertising specialties
ACM provides assurance, tax, tax planning and
consulting services to individuals, businesses GAAP Solutions Weatherwax & Associates PC CPAs NCM Media Network
and exempt entities (303) 444-0772 | Connie Mackin (303) 499-6711 | Michael Weatherwax (970) 232-3478 | Kimberly Kammann
1650 38th St, Ste 201E, Boulder, CO 80301 2995 Baseline Rd, Ste 310, Boulder, CO 80303 Boulder, CO 80302
Bedell & Associates PC www.gaapsolutions.com www.wxwax.com www.ncm.com
(303) 440-8866 | Rick Bedell Outsourced accounting and bookkeeping services, Certified Public Accountants, Consultants and Tax NCM MEDIA NETWORKS partners with national,
3223 Arapahoe Ave, Ste 305, Boulder, CO 80303 financial statements, QuickBooks training and Advisors regional and local advertisers to deliver integrated
setup. Non-profit, HOA's and small business brand experiences
www.rmbedell.com
A full-service accounting firm serving clients Wendell Walker & Associates PC
Gail Gordon PC (303) 449-1386 | Wendell Walker Advertising/Sales
throughout the area with a wide range of financial (303) 938-9308 | Gail Gordon CPA MT 1420 28th St, Boulder, CO 80303 Comcast Spotlight
& business needs 377 West Arapahoe Ln, Boulder, CO 80302 www.wendellwalkercpa.com (970) 672-8971 | Carolyn Copeland
www.gordonassoc.com Accountants
Bolder Business Advisors CPA PC Tax preparation & tax planning for individuals, small 2809 E Harmony Rd, Ste 300, Ft Collins, CO 80528
(303) 449-9222 | James Graham, CPA, CGMA businesses, & trusts www.comcastspotlight.com/markets/ Denver
Acupuncturists Providing businesses with local, targeted advertis-
1221 Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302
Graham & Company PC CPAs Hands & Needles Acupuncture ing solutions on cable TV and top websites including
www.bbacpa.com (303) 842-2480 | Anne Devereux
(303) 253-7900 | John Graham Xfinity.com
QuickBooks & Business Start-up Specialists: Ac- Boulder, CO
1295 S Broadway, Ste B, Boulder, CO 80305
counting, Payroll & ''Virtual'' CFO Solutions www.handsandneedles.com Aerospace
www.grahamcpas.com
Tax preparation and consulting with emphasis on Offering holistic patient-centered care with acu- eSpace: The Center for Space Entrepreneurship
Boulder CPA's puncture and Chinese medicine. I accept insurance (303) 630-1611 | Diane Dimeff
real estate, small businesses, family groups and
(303) 449-3060 | Nancy Carter expatriates and look forward to working with you 429 UCB, Boulder, CO 80303
1790 30th St, Ste 418, Boulder, CO 80301 www.espacecenter.org
www.bouldercpas.com Henry Waters & Associates Inc The Acupuncture Bus Business incubator for aerospace companies,
Accounting & tax services (303) 494-4050 | Steven Henry (720) 316-7909 | Noah Goldstein workforce development programs
4740 Table Mesa Dr, Ste A, Boulder, CO 80305 Boulder, CO
Brock and Company CPAs PC www.henrywaters.com www.theacupuncturebus.com Lockheed Martin
(303) 444-2971 | Mark Kaufmann Accounting, Tax, Payroll & Bookkeeping Services The Acupuncture Bus is a Mobile Clinic in Boulder, (303) 581-4200 | Jason Boitnott
with emphasis on Business Planning CO providing services where and when we're 6304 Spine Rd, Boulder, CO 80301
1930 17th St, Ste 200, Boulder, CO 80302
needed www.lockheedmartin.com
www.brockcpas.com
Johnson Kightlinger & Co An American global aerospace, defense, security
Ind. and Business tax, audit, accounting, business Advertising Agencies
(303) 449-3830 | Mark Kightlinger and advanced technology company with worldwide
valuation, business advisory, estate plans, wealth 2300 Broadway, Boulder, CO 80304 Anthem Branding LLC interests
management, LLCs www.jkg-cpas.com (303) 245-8000 | Brett Nicols
Professional tax, audit, and accounting services 2617 Broadway St, Boulder, CO 80304 Northrop Grumman Corp
Cahill O'Kelly & Associates PC www.anthembranding.com (720) 622-6006 | Ronald Alford
KPMG LLP Advertising, Design & Merchandise Agency deliver- 6120 Longbow Dr, Boulder, CO 80301
(303) 440-0400 | Patrick O'Kelly, CPA, CVA, ABV (303) 939-8080 | David Eberly ing compelling products and innovative brand www.northropgrumman.com
4810 Riverbend Rd, Boulder, CO 80301 4440 Arapahoe Ave, Ste 280, Boulder, CO 80303 strategies A leading global security company providing
Accountants; business valuators www.kpmg.com innovative systems & solutions for government &
Complete range of audit, tax, and advisory services Boulder Channel 1 commercial customers
CliftonLarsonAllen to companies ranging from Fortune 1000 to (303) 447-8531 | Jann Scott
(303) 466-8822 | Claire Pearson venture-backed PO Box 869, Boulder, CO 80306 Air Charter
370 Interlocken Blvd, Ste 500, Broomfield, CO www.c1n.tv/ Boulderchannel1
Kurtz Fargo LLP Mountain Aviation
80021 We are Boulder's TV and Newspaper on the web and (720) 314-0595 | Malachi O'Neill
www.CLAconnect.com (720) 310-2078 | Chester Kurtz cable #1 in ads, seo, pr, sm, video, web design and
1470 Walnut St, Ste 201, Boulder, CO 80302 9656 Metro Airport Ave, Rocky Mountain Metropoli-
CliftonLarsonAllen is one of the nation's top 10 management tan Airport BJC, Broomfield, CO 80021
www.kurtzfargo.com
CPA & consulting firms serving privately held busi- Kurtz Fargo LLP provides high quality assurance, www.mountainaviation.com
nesses and owners Crispin Porter + Bogusky Business & Private Jet/Turboprop Aircraft Charters,
tax and advisory services to emerging, small and
(303) 628-5100 | Elise Hufstader Management, Acquisition, Maintenance - Boulder &
mid-sized businesses
Cline & Associates LLC 6450 Gunpark Dr, Boulder, CO 80301 Rocky Mtn. Region
(303) 444-2855 | Bill Cline, CPA www.cpbgroup.com
Latino & Associates PC
3000 Center Green Dr, Ste 250, Boulder, CO 80301 (303) 444-4327 | Frank Latino
A full-service advertising agency (creative, media, Air Purification
research, planning, account service and print and
www.bclinecpa.com 2590 Trailridge Dr E, Ste 201, Lafayette, CO 80026 Service Experts Heating & Airconditioning
broadcast production)
Our accounting firm provides individuals and busi- www.latinocpas.com (303) 776-8556 | Roy Quilice
nesses with tax preparation and planning services Certified Public Accountants 1929 Nelson Rd, Longmont, CO 80501
Nuf Said Advertising Inc
www.northcoserviceexperts.com
R Waidler & Associates PC (303) 665-8188 | Richard Chadwick
David Brewster & Assoc Specializing in heating, air conditioning & indoor air
(303) 442-6800 | Rick Waidler 2770 Dagny Way, Ste 210
quality for residential and commercial customers,
(303) 449-5320 | David Brewster 3005 Center Green Dr, Ste 215, Boulder, CO 80301 Lafayette, CO 80026
both installation and maintenance
4890 Riverbend Rd, Boulder, CO 80301 Accounting, Auditing, and Bookkeeping Services www.nufsaid.com
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Sober & Co PC
Advertising Specialties Inc Cerretani Aviation Group LLC
Eide Bailly LLP (303) 499-2227 | Scott Sober
(303) 664-0908 | Frank T Ranaudo (303) 469-4114 | Ralph Cerretani
(303) 443-1911 | Rudy Rudolph 4450 Arapahoe Ave, Ste 100, Boulder, CO 80303
1371 E Hecla Dr, Ste B-2, Louisville, CO 80027 820 Pearl St, Unit F, Boulder, CO 80302
1801 13th St, Ste 210, Boulder, CO 80302 CPAs - Tax planning and preparation for businesses
www.advertisingspecialtiesinc.com www.cerretaniaviation.com
www.eidebailly.com and their owners, assisting business owners in
Promotional products to increase the visibility of Aircraft brokerage and sales
Full service tax, audit, and consulting for corpora- growth planning
your business or organization
tions and individuals in six offices across Colorado Alternative Health Treatments
The Sunderland Group Inc
(303) 440-8750 | Mark Sunderland Arrowhead Awards and Boulder Trophy Shop Headquarters Cannabis Co
EKS&H (303) 447-9407 | Robert Stacy (303) 903-8011 | Ashley Rheingold
3445 Penrose Pl, Ste 210, Boulder, CO 80301
(303) 740-9400 | Katherine Hughes www.sunderlandcpa.com 2850 Iris Ave, Ste E-1, Boulder, CO 80301 1493 537 Canyon Blvd, Boulder, CO 80304
1155 Canyon Blvd, Ste 400, Boulder, CO 80302 The Sunderland Group provides personalized Ac- www.arrowheadawards.com www.hqmmj.com
www.eksh.com counting, QuickBooks®, and Tax services to small Promotional advertising products, Awards, Plaques, We are a boutique adult use cannabis store, spe-
Accounting, tax and business consulting services businesses and individuals Trophies, Gifts, Industrial Engraving cializing in small batch craft heritage strains
24 BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORYBoulder Medical Center, P.C.
S e m i n a r s • M e e t i n g s • T r a i n i n g
We Have A Room For You
NITA’s national campus in Boulder houses 6 meeting rooms which can be set
in any configuration that meets your needs. The NITA Education Center (NEC)
provides a unique backdrop for our unmatched learning-by-doing teaching
method and the perfect venue for your corporate event.
All space rentals include:
• Ceiling mounted LCD projectors and screens
• Wireless Internet access
• Digital camcorders
• Conference phone
• Whiteboards/Flip charts
• Complimentary coffee & water
• Free parking
• Access to 1000 sq ft patio with stunning views of the Rockies Caring for patients since 1949
T
To explore using the NITA Education Center at Boulder for your event, program, or retreat contact:
Michael Sisk, NEC Facility Director at 303.953.6808 or msisk@nita.org. he physicians, nurse practitioners and physician
Corporate Training
Corporate Programs
Training Programs| Collaborative
| CollaborativeMeetings
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assistants at BMC provide primary and specialty
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Functions/Parties care in three locations convenient to your work, home
or school. Our 70 providers and 300 staff members
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BMC providers can help you achieve and maintain a
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Visit the store on campus in the We welcome new patients and
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BMC AVISTA 303-673-0448
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Family Practice 303-666-2710 • General Surgery 303-666-2632
Obstetrics & Gynecology 303-665-1045 • Pediatrics 303-666-2720
BMC BROADWAY 303-440-3000
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General Surgery 303-938-4710
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BOULDER BUSINESS DIRECTORY 25Alternative Health Treatments
Heal Transformation Center InspiringApps Sopher Architects LLC
(303) 440-4325 | Brooke Falvey (303) 635-6244 | Brad Weber (303) 444-6902 | Adrian Sopher, AIA Artists
3063 Sterling Cir, Ste 1, Boulder, CO 80301 1045 Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302 1919 14th St, Ste 610, Boulder, CO 80302 Frequent Flyers Productions
www.healatheal.com www.inspiringapps.com www.sopherarchitects.com (303) 245-8272 | Nancy Smith
HEAL is a proprietary system utilizing structural, Designing & building mobile and web apps for busi- Aspiring to design and build projects that enrich the 3022 E Sterling Cir, #150, Boulder, CO 80301
chemical, emotional & energy medicine with nesses, & focusing on providing efficient software environment and nurture the spirit www.frequentflyers.org
PEOPLE, PLACES, and PETS solutions Aerial dance performances, classes, team building,
Stephen Sparn Architects PC community outreach and more. 25 years and
Appliances (303) 442-4422 | Stephen Sparn counting!
Kate Hope Ray - Arbonne International 1731 15th St, Ste 250, Boulder, CO 80302 6300
(303) 501-6531 | Kate Ray Mountain High Appliance www.sparn.com Arts Service Organizations
Boulder, CO (303) 665-6850 | Stephanie Nedved Full service architecture & planning firm specializing
Pure, safe & beneficial skincare & healthy living 1130 Pine St, Louisville, CO 80027 in custom homes, renovations, multi-family & mixed Boulder Center for the Performing Arts Inc
essentials for men, women & children. Anti-aging & www.mountainhighappliance.com use projects (303) 895-0705 | Kent Hansen
weight management Boulder, CO
Locally owned for 20 years, Mountain High Appli-
WORKSHOP8 www.bouldercenter.org
ance is here to help you with your retail and contract
The Farm (303) 442-3700 | Brandy LeMae A performing arts center in downtown Boulder
appliance needs
(303) 440-1323 | Alison Ledden 1720 15th St, Boulder, CO 80302
Architects & Architect Illustrators/ www.workshop8.us eTown
2801 Iris Ave, Boulder, CO 80301
WORKSHOP8 is a multidisciplinary architecture, (303) 443-8696 | Margo Josephs
www.thefarmco.com Planners
planning and design studio creating exciting solu- 1535 Spruce St, Boulder, CO 80302
Product associated with the medical marijuana
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lifestyle, medical marijuana, edibles, massage Arcadea Architecture Inc
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741A Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302
Animal Removals www.arcadea.com Americas for Conservation and the Arts 501c3 &
Assisted Living
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Sprague Pest Solutions (303) 330-6597 | Irene Vilar MorningStar Assisted Living and Memory Care
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854 15th St, Boulder, CO 80302 of Boulder
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www.americasforconservation.org (720) 545-1575 | Cara Oberheide
www.spraguepest.com/enviropest The Americas for Conservation + the Arts 501c3 575 Tantra Dr, Boulder, CO 80305
Arcadea Architecture Inc Unites Diverse Communities for a Sustainable Future
Sprague Pest Solutions gives homeowners & If anyone deserves honor and respect, it is our
(303) 449-6605 | David Biek
businessses a choice in residential and commercial seniors. This is MorningStar's high and chosen
741A Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302 Studio Arts Boulder calling. Senior Living
pest control in Boulder, CO
www.arcadea.com (303) 443-5652 | Lolita Higbie
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use, retail, multi-family and single-family residential www.studioarts Boulder.org (720) 406-1000 | Lisa Stewart
Colorado Horse Rescue and remodeling projects Offering aesthetic, technical and environmentally 3955 28th St,
(720) 494-1414 | Carol Brice responsibly based education in ceramics and other Boulder, CO 80301
10386 N 65th St, Longmont, CO 80503 Bryan Bowen Architects studio arts www.sunriseassistedliving.com
www.chr.org (303) 443-3629 | Bryan Bowen Sunrise offers assisted living and memory care in a
CHR's purpose is to rescue, rehabilitate and adopt 1510 Zamia Ave, #103, Boulder, CO 80304
Art Galleries/Fine Arts
homelike, comfortable environment while providing
horses out to forever homes www.bryanbowenarchitects.com A View of the World Gallery high quality care
A multidisciplinary design collaborative that explores (303) 530-2246
Humane Society of Boulder Valley how we may live more lightly upon our earth 1930 Central Ave Ste A, Boulder, CO 80301
(303) 442-4030 | Lisa Pedersen, CEO www.boulderphotogallery.com The Carillon At Boulder Creek
2323 55th St, Boulder, CO 80301 2806 An evolving collection of more than 450 large (720) 565-6844 | Trudy Stephens
Coburn Development Inc 2525 Taft Dr, Boulder, CO 80302
www. Boulderhumane.org (303) 442-3351 | John Koval format photos of art, architecture, monuments,
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Pet services & adoption, public vet clinic, reward- 3020 Carbon Pl, Ste 203, Boulder, CO 80301 Independent and Assisted Living retirement
based dog training & cat consultation, pet supplies, www.coburndevelopment.com
Art & Soul Gallery community near CU, offering resort amenities in a
thrift shop Design/ build firm specializing in historical renova- contemporary setting
(303) 544-5803 | Debbie Klein
tion and mixed use development 1615 Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302
Apartments
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American Campus Communities Design Concepts Award winning gallery known for its unique selec- Community
(512) 732-1000 | Chuck Carroll (303) 664-5301 | Carol Henry tion of contemporary art and jewelry (303) 473-0333 | Leanne Wise
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American Campus (NYSE: ACC) is the nation's larg- Landscape architecture and community planning (303) 443-8248 | Caitlin Palar Personalized Assisted Living for those who desire
est developer, owner and manager of high-quality 1326 Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302 some assistance with routine activities of daily living
student housing MQ Architecture and Design LLC www.artmartgifts.com
(720) 565-3929 | Mark Queripel High quality arts and crafts gift items Associations
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International recognized, award winning residential (303) 444-4080 | George Karakehian 4790 Table Mesa Dr, Ste200
5510 Spine Rd, Boulder, CO 80301
1237 Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302
www.apex5510.com architect. Specializing in custom homes and Boulder, CO 80305
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Art gallery featuring custom framing, vintage &
munity in the Gunbarrel District Trade association comprised of over 1,100 REALTOR
reproduction posters, modern globes and antique
Natural Design Solutions Inc members and over 100 Affiliated Partners
maps and prints
Boulder Housing Partners (303) 443-0388 | Neil McLane
(720) 564-4610 | Penny Hannegan 5539 Colt Dr, Longmont, CO 80503 Boulder Chamber
Boulder Arts & Crafts Gallery - An Artist
www.ndscolorado.com Cooperative Since 1971 (303) 442-1044 | John Tayer
4800 N Broadway, Boulder, CO 80304
Landscape Architecture, Land Planning & Irrigation (303) 443-3683 | Priscilla Cohan 2440 Pearl St, Boulder, CO 80302
www.boulderhousing.org
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BHP's goal is to make living in Boulder affordable.
www.boulderartsandcrafts.com The Boulder Chamber's mission is to build a
We are affordable housing builders, buyers, and strong community by supporting local businesses,
property managers OZ Architecture An artist cooperative featuring fine American Craft
(303) 449-8900 | Liz Geronime - Jewelry, ceramics, glass, textiles, wood, metal, strengthening the business environment and
painting & more! sustaining economic vitality
3003 Larimer St, Denver, CO 80205
Housing Helpers
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(303) 545-6000 | Stephanie Iannone Earthwood Gallery Boulder County Bar Association
Architecture, Urban Design, Interior Design
2865 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO 80303 (303) 444-3838 | Alyssa Bozekowski (303) 440-4758 | Christine Hylbert
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Rodwin Architecture
Real estate and relocation services, corporate www.earthwoodgallery.com Boulder, CO 80302
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