Colorado BioScience Association Moves Offices with Two Other Associations to Columbine Place at 216 16th Street, Suite 850, Denver
Denver, CO, November 27, 2009 --(PR.com)-- The Colorado BioScience Association (CBSA) along with the Colorado Association for Manufacturing and Technology (CAMT) and the Colorado Software and Internet Association (CSIA) have moved together to a new office located in Downtown Denver. The announcement is made by John Collar, President and CEO of the CBSA, who says the three organizations previously at the World Trade Center, 1625 Broadway - Suite 950, have moved to Columbine Place, 216 16th Street - Suite 850.
The large suite allows for each association to have their own office areas, a large conference room to hold meeting space, and an open area for association members to come and work while in the Denver area.
“We are very excited about the move to our new offices at Columbine Place” says Collar, “It is a great location, allowing us to be close to the Colorado Capitol and in a central location for all of our members to reach us easily. The three organizations also work well together, allowing each trade association to collaborate and generate synergistic opportunities.”
Monday, November 23rd was the first official day in the new office, so each group has been able to settle in to the space prior to the Thanksgiving holiday. All of the association phone numbers and email addresses are remaining the same.
“This is an exciting endeavor, we are looking forward to the shared workspace and the new partnerships that are bound to take place,” said Collar. “We would also like to encourage all of those who are affiliated with the three groups or anyone interested in them to come by our new offices and see all of the activity underway.”
About Colorado BioScience Association
CBSA is a not-for-profit corporation providing services and support for Colorado's growing biosciences industry. With more than 400 members, CBSA actively works to promote the growth of the industry by working for a better business environment, grow the state's biotech workforce, fight for policies that support a strong bioscience industry in the state and speak with a single voice on behalf of the industry. For more information, visit http://www.cobioscience.com
About the Colorado Association for Manufacturing and Technology
The Colorado Association for Manufacturing and Technology is a statewide manufacturing assistance center focused on increasing the strength and competitiveness of Colorado manufacturers. CAMT assists the Colorado manufacturing industry by providing on-site technical assistance and support, and collaboration-focused industry programs. CAMT is an affiliate of the Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP), a nationwide network of manufacturing support centers sponsored by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and is also hosted by the University of Colorado. For more information, visit http://www.camt.com
About the Colorado Software and Internet Association
CSIA is the state’s largest and most influential technology association. Since its beginning in 1994, CSIA has provided hundreds of programs, workshops and major events to create connections, portals for information, as well as leadership about key issues in the industry. Through the work of our more than 100 key volunteers, Board members and staff, CSIA also serves as the advocate on behalf of the industry for C-Level connections, legislative/regulatory leadership, as well as with the local influencers including news media, government leaders and other industry leaders. CSIA represents the more than 5,000 software companies, nearly 1,000 hardware/storage and related technology companies, and 175,000 IT workers throughout the state to bring forward the technology leaders across the state. For more information, visit http://www.coloradotechnology.org
Contacts:
Leah Kientz, Director of Public Policy & Programming, Colorado BioScience Association - http://www.cobioscience.com - 303-592-4088, lkientz@cobioscience.com
Maggie Chamberlin Holben, APR, Absolutely Public Relations – http://www.absolutelypr.com –
303-984-9801, maggie@absolutelypr.com
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The large suite allows for each association to have their own office areas, a large conference room to hold meeting space, and an open area for association members to come and work while in the Denver area.
“We are very excited about the move to our new offices at Columbine Place” says Collar, “It is a great location, allowing us to be close to the Colorado Capitol and in a central location for all of our members to reach us easily. The three organizations also work well together, allowing each trade association to collaborate and generate synergistic opportunities.”
Monday, November 23rd was the first official day in the new office, so each group has been able to settle in to the space prior to the Thanksgiving holiday. All of the association phone numbers and email addresses are remaining the same.
“This is an exciting endeavor, we are looking forward to the shared workspace and the new partnerships that are bound to take place,” said Collar. “We would also like to encourage all of those who are affiliated with the three groups or anyone interested in them to come by our new offices and see all of the activity underway.”
About Colorado BioScience Association
CBSA is a not-for-profit corporation providing services and support for Colorado's growing biosciences industry. With more than 400 members, CBSA actively works to promote the growth of the industry by working for a better business environment, grow the state's biotech workforce, fight for policies that support a strong bioscience industry in the state and speak with a single voice on behalf of the industry. For more information, visit http://www.cobioscience.com
About the Colorado Association for Manufacturing and Technology
The Colorado Association for Manufacturing and Technology is a statewide manufacturing assistance center focused on increasing the strength and competitiveness of Colorado manufacturers. CAMT assists the Colorado manufacturing industry by providing on-site technical assistance and support, and collaboration-focused industry programs. CAMT is an affiliate of the Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP), a nationwide network of manufacturing support centers sponsored by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and is also hosted by the University of Colorado. For more information, visit http://www.camt.com
About the Colorado Software and Internet Association
CSIA is the state’s largest and most influential technology association. Since its beginning in 1994, CSIA has provided hundreds of programs, workshops and major events to create connections, portals for information, as well as leadership about key issues in the industry. Through the work of our more than 100 key volunteers, Board members and staff, CSIA also serves as the advocate on behalf of the industry for C-Level connections, legislative/regulatory leadership, as well as with the local influencers including news media, government leaders and other industry leaders. CSIA represents the more than 5,000 software companies, nearly 1,000 hardware/storage and related technology companies, and 175,000 IT workers throughout the state to bring forward the technology leaders across the state. For more information, visit http://www.coloradotechnology.org
Contacts:
Leah Kientz, Director of Public Policy & Programming, Colorado BioScience Association - http://www.cobioscience.com - 303-592-4088, lkientz@cobioscience.com
Maggie Chamberlin Holben, APR, Absolutely Public Relations – http://www.absolutelypr.com –
303-984-9801, maggie@absolutelypr.com
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http://www.cobioscience.com
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