Rodney Gullatte Jr. , the owner of FIRMA IT Solutions, won the Mayor's Young Leader award in the Technology and Sustainability category.
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- Nominated By: Rob Lee
- Andrews
A guest piece written by CEO of Denver Works, Rob Lee Andrews, about the pillars of social entrepreneurship and how they positively impact the local community.
- Nominated By: ChloeBee
- Brown
ChloeBee Brown is an artist, entrepreneur, organizer, and journalist that is passionate about bringing the news to her community.
- Nominated By: Chloebee
- Brown
Firearms instructor and NAAGA affiliated Firearms community
- Nominated By: Monique
- Monique
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Uncontested Divorce, Credit Repair, Taxes.
- Nominated By: Chloe
- Chloe
Beat Cypher
- Nominated By: The Source Theatre Company
theater company, Lincoln Park
- Nominated By: Black Actors Guild
art, education, entertainment, Lincoln Park
- Nominated By: Dream Culture
youth programs
- Nominated By: Urban Leadership Foundation of Colorado
leadership training for minorities, LoDo
- Nominated By: Curls on the Block
STEM and empowerment program for girls
- Nominated By: Slam Nuba
performance poetry, Five Points
- Nominated By: Stiles African American Heritage Center
museum, Five Points
- Nominated By: Cleo Parker Robinson Dance
non-pro_t dance studio, theater, Five Points
- Nominated By: Black American West Museum
museum, Five Points
- Nominated By: Blair Caldwell African American Research Library
library, Five Points
For me, being black in Denver is about a creating community, and that community, to me, is a safe space where we can bear witness to one another.
The Colorado Springs Black Business Network is a group designed to create an environment of business, personal and community empowerment for black business professionals and business owners.
I'm the program director for the Colorado Veterans Resource Coalition non-profit agency. We focus on housing homeless veterans and helping them through substance abuse treatment with the VA. Providing transitional shelter for them as they go through the treatment for substance abuse.
This is a fraternal organization, and our primary focus is trying to better the Community. We try to do a lot of charity and fundraising events. within the community.
Regina English, Vice President OF Board of Education, Harrison School District 2
Poetry 719  supports  the  freedom of self-expression through the spoken and written word. They strive to network with local and neighboring communities to provide a forum wherein more diverse voices can be heard, validated, and celebrated. Phillip Curtis founded the organization. Together with Christopher Beasley and Ashley Cornelius, they sponsor enriching open mic events that reflect the experiences of the diverse community that surrounds them.
"I think it's vital that survivors live openly.
The mission of Entrepreneur Nation is to provide training and education in entrepreneurial thinking and to provide supportive services
he Black Business Initiative, a Public Benefit Corporation, aims to change the narrative by creating and supporting holistic solutions by working with community members, and more.
A proud graduate of Langston University, Kenneth is living proof that education is a must for today, tomorrow and beyond. Good values were instilled in him at an early age by both parents and all of his siblings. While interning at Langston, he was able to actually see the importance a foundation can have on a community. He also realized the importance of giving back and helping others. It wasn't until later that he decided to creat his own way of "giving back". The Crowley Foundation is an avenue that will prepare today's youth for tomorrow.
As a rapid improvement coach, Makisha helps small businesses re-think their brands, systems, resource allocation, and human capital strategies.