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Denver

Established in 1993, the Denver office is in the Front Range urban corridor, offering easy access to Denver, Boulder, and the Rocky Mountains. The Denver office primarily supports the oil and gas, generation, transmission, and transportation markets with natural and cultural resources expertise, permitting, and mapping / technological support.

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Associated General Contractors of Colorado (AGC/C)

The AGC of Colorado is Colorado's leading professional association for the state's commercial building industry, representing over 600 firms. AGC/C provides benefits and business resources ranging from: networking opportunities in Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins and the Mountain Region; dynamic committees; innovative education programs; construction safety services including a CHASE Partnership Program with OSHA; advocacy at a local, state and national level and more.

Colorado Municipal League

CML is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization established in 1923 and represents the interests of 271 cities and towns. Major policies of CML are established by the membership at the annual business meeting and by the CML Executive Board and various committees. Daily operations of the League are carried out by a 16-member staff. CML also has a variety of professional sections and 14 regional districts that give CML depth and breadth in its understanding of municipal needs.

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