DENVER- May 10, 2013 – Four months after graduating from the University of Colorado Denver Business School in December 2012 with a degree in Information Systems, Steve Golter established the program’s first named scholarship fund. The Steve Golter Scholarship Fund will help recruit and retain top students in the Information Systems program.  Read more

Twenty-three students will soon receive their certificates from the first Lifecycle of Oil and Natural Gas Certificate program offered by the Global Energy Management Program (GEM) at CU Denver in partnership with the Denver Petroleum Club (DPC).  Read more

DENVER  –  The University of Colorado Denver Business School is poised to dramatically expand its entrepreneurship education, research, programmatic reach, and caliber—thanks to a $10 million pledge by Jake Jabs, founder and CEO of American Furniture Warehouse, to CU Denver.  Read more

DENVER – The Bard Center for Entrepreneurship at the University of Colorado Denver Business School has invited young entrepreneurs from nonprofit organizations YouthBiz and the Young Americans Center for Financial Education to be part of this year’s Business Plan Competition. An annual event, the Bard Center Business Plan Competition is one of the foremost events for early stage companies in Colorado.  Read more

Alan Simpson, the outspoken US Senator from Wyoming (retired), spoke recently with the Denver Business Journal about sequestration and his upcoming trip to Denver. Senator Simpson, who was also Co-Chair of the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform (2010), will be speaking at the University of Colorado Denver Business School’s 2013 Celebration of Success.  Read more

LEOGANE, Haiti – Dr. Blair Gifford, Professor of Management and Health Administration at the University of Colorado Denver Business School, has been hard at work to improve economic and health conditions in Haiti. His project, the development of a vocational training school and midwifery training in Leogane, is making great strides in building economic and health stability in Haiti.  Read more

DENVER— Flood and Peterson Insurance recently made a gift of $25,000 to the Risk Management and Insurance (RMI) program at the University of Colorado Denver Business School. The gift represents the first endowed scholarship from an insurance brokerage to the RMI program, which will help recruit more students into the insurance industry workforce.  Read more