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International Observers & Colorado Tech Week ? 7/11/05
Block out the dates: October 17 – 21 2005. The “Best of the Best” in technology and science will be showcased statewide in Colorado. Top Colorado associations are involved. This series of events, from Grand Junction to Colorado Springs, from Ft Collins to Pueblo is attracting international attention. You can have a front-row seat. Listen: Jonita LeRoy from OEDIT gives us the scoop. Visit Colorado State Blog .

Bringing Technology Business to Colorado 7/11/05
Serial entrepreneur, Paul Ray shares some insight about the differences between a product that leads to building a company or a product to be sold to a larger company. Paul has been a VC, angel investor as well serving as Colorado’s bioscience chief. Listen to him describe how he engineered a move of an out-of-state company to Colorado and tapped into virtual techniques. LISTEN

Innovation & Access to Capital in Colorado
If Large companies experience stumbling blocks to innovation that require developing relationships with smaller companies as well as VCs, and universities (Colorado has some of the best). To do this, the large companies must discuss the problems they have and invite the entrepreneurs to help solve them. Vic Ahmed, Parsec CEO says this creates an ecosystem of success. 7/11/05 LISTEN

Taking a Close Look at Colorado Aerospace
Taylor Locker, Applied Technology Assoc. was one of many companies that were checking out the top-flight aerospace industry in Colorado. The Space Symposium held in Colorado Springs is an annual event with the best and the brightest and serves as a great forum for building business and partnerships. Taylor said he wishes his state would have its own "Space Channel". 7/11/05 Space Photos

Squaring Off on Tabor – Is It Too Hot to Handle? 5/16/05
If you are business savvy and don’t have time to keep up with legislative issues that can help or hurt your business, listen to this discussion with Denise Brown, Exec. Dir. CO Biosciences Assoc and Brian Vogt, Director of CO of Economic Development. You’ll get the scoop on Tabor, Referendum C, Amendment 23 and more. LISTEN

Here’s a Switch – The Entrepreneurial Landscape 5/23/05
Starting with the ‘Gold Rush’ of 1858, Denver has attracted adventurous, free-spirited entrepreneurs who are willing to take a risk to make it big in the Rockies. Entrepreneurial growth has also been high in the Denver area since it is not a large headquarters town, points out LISTEN Mark Siegel, partner at Ernst & Young.
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Here's What it Will Take to Make it in Telecom - LISTEN
If you are wondering, “Does focusing on the fundamentals work?” W onder no more . Larissa Herda , CEO of Time Warner Telecom since 1998, has experienced the telecom roller coaster, and has stayed the coarse. She shares thoughts on the fundamentals, disruptive technology and listening to your customers. 2/7/2005 PHOTOS

PHOTOS: TiEcon Opening VIP Reception Feb 2 2005
Here's What it Will Take to Make it in High-Tech - LISTEN
People always underestimate how long it takes people to change.
So states Desh Deshpande , who was recently ranked as the most successful VC in the world. People and companies (especially companies with a big market share) often resist change. Building a business means pain and it takes perseverance . 2/7/2005 TiEcon

Register Now - Larry Nelson & Allison Taylor: 3-Filters and Persuasion Skills

Verbal + Virtual + Written = Persuasion Skills (FREE Seminar - 7/14/05 – Sponsored by w3w3® Passport Program, lunch is included)-Develop easy to use communications skills in only 90 minutes that will help you to achieve your goals. This powerful, proven and people-oriented technology was written and developed by Larry Nelson. Act now, as space is limited. Facilitated by Larry Nelson and Allison Taylor. 6/27/05

Convergence + Consolidation = Challenges 6/27/05
There are many hot sectors that Telecom professionals can look to for exciting job opportunities. Some wonder how others can be so passionate about telecom after the “bursting of the bubble”. Gary Glaessler (founder and past president of DTP) and Sue Wyman (current president of DTP and this is her 3^rd term) talk about what’s hot and what to expect. Part 2 of 2 LISTEN

Pat & Larry Nelson - Happy Clients; 3-Filters & Your Goals

3-Filters + Your Goals = Very Happy Clients 6/27/05
Using the power of the 3-Filters Technology™ will help you reach more people, avoid the costly mistakes in promotional campaigns and help ensure successful results. You'll enjoy and benefit from this lively interview with Pat & Larry Nelson on w3w3® Talk Radio. LISTEN

The Stage is set: Ernst and Young Present Winning Entrepreneurs

Persistence + Sacrifice = EoY Winners 6/27/05
“Entrepreneur Of The Year award recipients embrace the entrepreneurial spirit and determination necessary to achieve success,” said Mark Siegel, Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year program director for the Rocky Mountain Region. “This year’s nominees and winners are all fantastic entrepreneurs,” said Jon Nordmark, president and CEO of eBags. Press Release See the Event Photos Here.

Are Leaders Born, Chosen or Made? - 6/20/05
What makes a leader? Some say hard work, others say luck and timing. Some say it’s how many times you win, others say it’s how they have overcame challenges. How do they live with the challenges they didn’t overcome? Sanjay Parthasarathy, Microsoft corporate vice president of the Developer & Platform Evangelism Group shares his story and how he has adjusted along the way.

Does the Telecom Industry Have Legs? - 6/20/05
The challenges of the last five years are now being met with convergence and consolidation. Some wonder how others can be so passionate about telecom after the “bursting of the bubble”. Gary Gaessler (founder and past president of DTP) and Sue Wyman (current president of DTP and this is her 3^rd stint as prez) talk about what’s hot and what to expect in the next 18 months.

Is Going from Very Big to Small Wise? - 6/20/05
In April 2005, David Ehrlich left his executive VP and COO position with Kroenke, the sports enterprise giant, to join the Bonham Group is a consulting firm that handles contract negotiations on a wide array of sponsorship and concession issues. Why did he leave? “I will be a partner and everything that goes into it will come back to me…the good and the bad. He offers great ideas in part 2 .