Colorado Green Business Network adds 47 new members; annual event set for September

Jill Hunsaker Ryan, Executive Director at Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment - Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Jill Hunsaker Ryan, Executive Director at Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment - Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
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The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s Colorado Green Business Network has announced the addition of 47 new businesses to its statewide network. The network, which marks its 25th year, supports organizations that voluntarily adopt sustainability practices to improve efficiency and reduce environmental impact.

The annual Green Business Recognition Event will be held on September 26 at the Denver Zoo. During this event, both newly recognized and returning businesses will be honored for their efforts in sustainability. Attendees can also learn from other green businesses and connect with partners focused on sustainable practices. Registration information is available on the event webpage.

Rayna Oliker, Manager of the Colorado Green Business Network, said, “As we reach the end of our 25th year of supporting Colorado businesses through this program, we continue to be inspired by the dedication of our certified green businesses who are making important strides to support Colorado’s sustainability goals. These businesses are implementing new innovations every year to advance their operational sustainability and work closely with us to achieve annual reductions in their use of water, energy, waste, and fuel. We are proud of their work and are eager to honor them at our upcoming recognition event.”

The program is voluntary and open to organizations regardless of size or stage in sustainability efforts. It provides free technical assistance, mentorship, and connections to funding sources for participating organizations aiming to save energy and water while reducing waste and greenhouse gas emissions.

Certified organizations are recognized at Bronze, Silver, or Gold levels depending on their achievements in sustainability. Participants include a range of entities such as industry groups, offices, educational institutions, municipalities, and community-based organizations across Colorado. A map showing all recognized businesses is available on the CDPHE website.

More information about joining or learning about the network can be found on the Colorado Green Business Network webpage.



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