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Meet the 22-year-old DU graduate running 162-year-old Tivoli Brewing Co.
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Fresh out of the University of Denver, Salomon Marcos Garza Jr. was told he had three months to save Tivoli Brewing Co. when he took over in January.
The 22-year-old is the son of the brewery’s majority stakeholder, Salomon Juan Marcos Villarreal, and had been working at Tivoli for six months before his promotion to replace former CEO Ken Hehir.
“I’m very young but I have the drive and the education,” Garza told BusinessDen. “It’s a team job and, I know I don’t know a lot of stuff about the brewing side and selling side, but I’ve been working with my staff to learn. As one of the oldest breweries in Denver, we want to make it the best.”
NOTABLE TRANSACTIONS: Undeveloped ground sold in Dallas County Wednesday, April 21, 2021 8:00 AM IRHC LLC, based in Davenport, paid Stratford Crossing LLC $999,600 for 8.33 acres in northwest Waukee, Dallas County real estate records show. The undeveloped land is north of Hickman Road and west of U Avenue. The transaction was recorded April 8.
The Scott Crandell Revocable Trust paid Bent Creek Ridge Custom Homes LLC $1.35 million for property at 14803 Brookview Drive in Urbandale, records show. The 3,250-square-foot single-story house was constructed in 2019. The transaction was recorded April 12.
The city of Waukee paid Phillips Hamilton Inc. $2.8 million for undeveloped land on the southwest corner of University and Ute avenues. The transaction was recorded April 15.
The application was the subject of a hearing in February, and a decision was announced on Friday. Independent Hearings Commissioner Stephen Daysh said he was granting a consent because of the project’s “significant positive effects and benefits”. These include recognition in the building s design and concept of the cultural values of Ngāti Te Whiti hapū, the enhancement of amenity values adjacent to the Huatoki River, the provision of greater diversity of buildings, and economic benefits for the district.
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The inner city site on the corner of Brougham and Powderham Streets, New Plymouth, has been used as a carpark since 1983.
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