Osprey Packs headquarters will remain in Cortez, and no major changes in operations are expected under new ownership by Helen of Troy, a publicly traded consumer products company, according to company.
While many think the scariest thing in Colorado is facing I-70 traffic after a long day in the mountains, the state is home to a number of spots that many
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Colorado is hoping that a new incentive program will encourage meeting and event planners to host their events in Colorado over the coming year.
The new program will provide 10% cash rebates anywhere from $3,500 to $10,000 to cover eligible costs for events and meetings held in Colorado between July 1, 2021, and Dec. 31, 2022. The initiative is meant to push planners to book within Colorado as opposed to competitor states and to retain meetings in the state when there is a likelihood of it being canceled or relocated.
Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade spokesperson Jill McGranahan said this program is one of many that came from the state’s most recent legislative session aiming to bring back the economy.