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Jul 17

Help Employees, and Yourself, #BeatTheBurnout

By Cari Ladd, LCSW, WellPower Burnout from workplace stress is at an all-time high and it can be challenging to beat. Burnout is...
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Jul 17

The Third-Degree Burn: The Experience of Women in the Post-Pandemic Era  

by Andrea Grant, CDSP and Dr. Denise L. Caleb   Following the pandemic, women were especially impacted by job loss and...
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Jul 08

Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce Announces Colorado’s 2023 Top 25 Most Powerful Women in Business

Legacy Award Winner, Rosemary Rodriguez, and Top 25 Honorees Will be Recognized on August 17 DENVER (July 8, 2023) –...
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Jul 06

Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Unveiling the Burnout Burden on Women of Color in Leadership

By Marisol Solarte-Erlacher, M.A., LPC In my pursuit of equity and diversity in the workplace, I have witnessed Women of...
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Jul 06

The Slow Burn: Should Quiet Quitting for Women Really Be Quiet?

by Dr. Denise L. Caleb & Dr. Eulanda A. Sanders  How you define and describe “quiet quitting,” determines whether women...
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Jun 26

CWCC Beat the Burnout Campaign

From Simone D. Ross Dear CWCC Community, As the CEO of the Colorado Women's Chamber of Commerce, I am committed...
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Jun 23

Small Businesses Remain Bullish for 2023 Despite Economic and Labor Concerns

By Raju Patel, President, Bank of America Colorado Despite economic headwinds, Denver small business owners are confident in their abilities...
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Jun 20

Why employee mental well-being should be a top priority for Colorado businesses

The mental health of your workforce and your company’s bottom line are inextricably linked. In fact, the financial burden of...
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May 10

Don’t Ignore the Stroke Signs: Knowing BE FAST Can Save Lives

While strokes are a serious health risk for both men and women, recent studies have shown that women may face...
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