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ColoradoBiz Magazine
Introducing the 2021 Top 25 Young Professionals
March 3, 2021
After weathering the most challenging of years,
ColoradoBiz’s 11th annual Top 25 Most Influential Young Professionals still exude the optimism and moxie that has helped fuel their phenomenal success.
“I believe we all have things to be grateful for, even when things don’t go our way,” says winner Kayla Garcia, community affairs manager for Molson Coors Beverage Co. “And finding the positive in every situation is what will make us stronger.”
Chosen from hundreds of entries by a panel of judges, this stellar group of under 40s impressed with achievements personal and professional, making impactful contributions both at work and in their communities.
Joshua Pollack, a self-professed Jersey boy from Bergen County, came to Colorado in 2002 to attend the University of Colorado Boulder. He liked the state, but missed the bagels from back home.
He was convinced that Colorado-made bagels could be more than just bready rings, though, and after other entrepreneurial endeavors, he decided to go to culinary school while taking post-graduate business classes. He also spent time in New York City learning the bagel trade and testing the water there before tinkering with Colorado’s to replicate the mineral content of the Big Apple’s H20.
The resulting bagels proved exquisite and addictive, with a tender crumb and a delicate skin providing equal parts crackle and chew. In 2014, after a short stint selling them at the Galvanize co-working space in the Golden Triangle, Pollack opened Rosenberg’s Bagels & Deli in a long-vacant building at 725 East 26th Avenue in Five Points.