Talent 2023 Reflections and What’s Ahead in 2024 

January 09, 2024

By Kylie Parks, Arvada Chamber Director of Talent Pipeline Development

As we close another transformative year, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude to the community members, businesses, and partners for their dedication and support of the BOLD 2026 talent work. Your contributions have been instrumental in making the Arvada Chamber a hub of talent innovation.

Recap of Key 2023 Achievements:

Last year, our talent initiative achieved significant milestones that wouldn’t have been possible without the collective efforts of each partner and team member. This year through our talent initiative, we:  

What’s Next:

Looking ahead, the excitement continues. This year in 2024, we will expand our partnerships and employer engagement through continued growth of our current work and will offer additional programming to support our businesses in growing their talent pipeline. Our commitment to fostering talent, promoting innovation, and creating inclusive partnerships. 

Upcoming Events: 

*Those interested in joining the Sector Partnerships should reach out to Kylie Parks (kylie@arvadachamber.org).

As we step into the new year, employer involvement and synergized partnerships become even more crucial. We are confident that together, we will achieve new heights of success.

Thanks to all who have been an integral part of our journey so far. Your commitment and passion fuel our shared vision, and we are excited about the possibilities that lie ahead. Here’s to an incredible year behind us and an even more extraordinary one ahead!

B.O.L.D. 2026 is a five-year regional economic strength and resiliency initiative of the Arvada Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber developed BOLD 2026 in consultation with private and public sector leaders and partners in Arvada, Jefferson / Adams Counties, Metro Denver and the state of Colorado. One goal of B.O.L.D. 2026 is to grow our talent to meet the needs of employers and job seekers.

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