Innovative program created in partnership with energy industry to address workforce development needs ALAMOSA, Colo. – Touring two huge solar farms in the San Luis Valley and getting a chance to ask technical questions about the operations are yet more reasons two Middle East oil company managers are excited about the CU Denver Business School‘s Global Energy Management program.  Read more

Bluford Putnam says Washington’s political climate ‘more bitter and divided’ than ever, making economic impacts more severe The Federal Reserve’s massive asset purchase program has produced mixed short-term economic effects, while in the long term has weakened the Fed’s balance sheet, according to a leading national economist who spoke at the CU Denver Business School Oct.  Read more

Center to dramatically expand entrepreneurship education, research, programmatic reach and caliber Jake Jabs’ vision to provide students in the Rocky Mountain region with an unrivaled education in entrepreneurship became a reality on Aug. 29 when the Jake Jabs Center for Entrepreneurship officially opened in the CU Denver Business School.  Read more

CU Denver celebrates its 40th anniversary and start of academic year with far-out party DENVER – Students peaced out as hippies, staff members channeled disco divas and neighborhood residents sported neon-framed sunglasses. Everyone got their groove on at today’s ’70s-themed Block Party. CU Denver, which became an independent institution in 1973, boogied into the new academic year with a flashy party that took bell-bottomed revelers back to the decade when our university became official.  Read more

The University of Colorado Denver Business School announced Ajeyo Banerjee as the Executive Academic Program Director of the J.P. Morgan Center for Commodities. The partnership between the University of Colorado Denver and J.P. Morgan is the first-of-its-kind in the academic world, which provides innovative programs, and academic work in the field of commodity finance, economics and policy.  Read more

Entrepreneurship event expands to include entrants from Montana State University DENVER — A business that improves treatments for allergy sufferers while increasing revenue for physicians took top honors at the 12th annual Bard Center for Entrepreneurship Business Plan Competition.  Read more

The Global Energy Management Program at the University of Colorado Denver Business School was launched in January of 2009, and since then, a majority of the program’s alumni have benefited from job promotions and increases in salary. More than 150 students have completed the hybrid-online Master of Science degree program, and next month, the next set of students in Cohort 10 will begin the program.  Read more