Established in 1978, The Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce originally named the Latin Chamber of Commerce has been in existence for a remarkable 33 years. Realizing the immense potential of the Colorado Hispanic business community and seeing a need for representation of their interests in both the private and public sectors, a group of dedicated Hispanic business leaders, headed by Mr. Richard Gonzales, established the first minority chamber in Denver, Colorado. Today, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metro Denver continues to stand for those needs.
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The Chancellor's Diversity Advisory Committee, formed by Chancellor Holub in spring 2010, brings together offices, program,s and individuals who do important work to advance our campus's commitment to diversity and equity. The ...
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Our Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) play a critical role in the success of our organization. Our goal is to foster and create an environment where Harris-sanctioned internal ERGs—and the employees who participate—can do th ...
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UTC is a company that thrives on innovation. Innovative thinking requires open minds and a willingness throughout the company to welcome new ideas and different points of view. We actively embr ...
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The Employee Communication Councils are designed to facilitate two-way communication between senior administration and staff that allow employees to voice concerns and hear from senior administration regarding those issues. How Does the ...
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Our students are always doing such amazing things,and it's time to share them with the world. This summer we will follow the experiences of many of our students as they take on new advertures.
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