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45 Colorado Energy Professionals Head to Boulder for Energy Industry Happy Hour, Hosted by IECRM

BOULDER, Colorado — March 20, 2013 — On an unseasonably warm Thursday last week, 45 of Colorado’s energy and electrical professionals met at Rio Grande in Boulder for the second Energy Industry Happy Hour of the year, hosted by the Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM), and sponsored by Allcable. 30 […]

Contractor College, Free Events, Trade Association Events

Amendment 64 and Marijuana Seminar at IECRM in Denver Draws Over 50 Colorado Companies

The Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain and the American Builders and Contractors Rocky Mountain co-hosted a free seminar, “Legal Discussion for Employers, Regarding Marijuana and Amendment 64” at IECRM in Denver on Jan. 31, 2013. DENVER, Colorado — February 5, 2013 — More than 50 Colorado companies filled the room

IECRM Happy Hour: Bob Purchase of Allcable (IECRM Board Member) - Spenser Villwock, Executive Director of IECRM - Kristin Kim Haynes, IECRM Director of Operations - Peter Matthews of Lightscape Electric - Darren Starrs of Lutron Electronics
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Nearly 60 Professionals Kick Off Energy Industry’s First Happy Hour of 2013, Hosted by IECRM

DENVER, Colorado — January 28, 2013 — Nearly 60 energy professionals attended the Rocky Mountain energy industry’s first major networking event of 2013; a Happy Hour event at Rock Bottom Brewery in Denver on January 17th. The event was hosted by The Independent Electrical Contractors Rocky Mountain (IECRM) (www.iecrm.org), the

The State of the Economy in the Colorado Construction Industry
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Colorado’s Small to Mid-Sized Companies Are Seeing the Most Economic Growth, According to Denver’s Chief Economist

DENVER, Colorado — January 23, 2013 — According to the Chief Economist at the Denver Office of Economic Development, small to mid-sized companies with 25-100 employees are currently adding the highest number of jobs in the state. “Small firms adding one or two employees — that is really how the

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