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DENVER – Adams County Economic Development (ACED) is gearing up for its second-annual Site Selection Summit focused on promoting the business advantages of Adams County, Colorado. The three-day summit takes place July 17-19, 2018 and will bring five national site selection consultants to the area for industry tours and panel discussions with business and economic development leaders.
The visiting consultants—experts who represent Fortune 500 companies in their relocation and expansion efforts—also specialize in Adams County’s expanding industries, including aerospace, aviation, bio/life sciences, energy, and manufacturing.
The business community is invited to attend Ascent: Our Competitive Edge, a breakfast taking place Thursday, July 19 at Wedgewood at The Brittany Hill in Thornton. The invited site selectors will share their perceptions of Adams County’s strengths and its competitiveness for future company relocations and expansions. Individual seats ($50) and tables of 10 ($500) can be reserved online at www.bit.ly/AdamsAscent18.
“The Adams County Site Selection Summit is a major initiative to promote the region as an ideal business expansion location,” said Barry Gore, ACED President/CEO. “By collaborating with our communities and economic development partners, we’re working to showcase Adams County’s infrastructure, workforce and regional cooperation to a national audience.”
 Ramos Law had a fantastic evening at a recent Rockies game. As a respected member of the business community and a partner with the Colorado Rockies, Dr. Ramos was asked to throw out the first pitch on May 25th, between the Rockies and the Cincinnati Reds. Ramos Law had 60 team members and their families present to cheer him on and watch him throw a perfect strike. The entire evening was a celebration of the family atmosphere Ramos Law enjoys every day at the office and the entire office proud to watch our leader “represent”!
Ramos Law has been an ACEC member since 2017 and a major supporter of its efforts to build career awareness and career skill development among Adams County youth.
“It’s such an incredible experience watching our young people grow as a result of the efforts of ACEC. Having them as a resource to prepare our children for success is an absolute blessing and our chance to play a small part is an honor,” said Dr. Jim Hoven, Director of Operations, Ramos Law.
Coda Coffee is a wholesale coffee roaster and global leader in creating some of the world's best coffees. Coda achieves this through unique personal relationships with coffee growing communities abroad. Coda is also a leader in practicing environmental and social standards and is recognized for this through their B Corp Certification.
"We have worked with ACEC for for going on 10 years," said Tim Thwaites, co-founder of Coda Coffee,"and it has been a true joy to see the youth of Adams County grow into hard working productive members of society. Although achieving 100% comprehension of all that we know may be impossible, we at Coda believe that the practice of continually striving to learn, and perfecting education is a critical cornerstone to creating a better world. This is why we encourage you to get involved with ACEC and help our youth by sharing information, ideas, and generating excitement and progress in education."
Are you interested in becoming an ACEC member?
For more information please contact Chuck Gross at: cgross@adamscountyeducation.org
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