The Ballot Scorecard shows how all City Council candidates weigh in on policy issues that directly affect the businesses in Boulder, as well as the Boulder Chamber’s position on specific topics up for consideration during this Fall’s election.

While the Boulder Chamber doesn’t endorse candidates for public office, we do work to educate our members and the community through the resources below about the issues and where the candidates stand.

In a competitive landscape, success is not always about having the most of everything. It's about knowing your strengths and understanding what companies value.

The Sundance Film Festival is coming to Boulder in 2027, and we’re here to help local businesses, property owners, brands, and Festival partners make the most of this landmark cultural moment.

Look for space, share your space, or submit an interest in becoming a vendor!

Leading Change 2026 invites business and community leaders to explore accessibility as more than a compliance requirement. Through engaging, short-form presentations and facilitated conversations, attendees will see how accessibility shows up across the workplace, customer service, communications, events, technology, physical spaces, hiring, neurodiversity, language access, and more.

For the past two years, Boulder City Council and the public have wrestled with the benefits and risks of forming a downtown development authority. City Council has received multiple public updates on the DDA review findings. They’ve asked questions, they’ve guided the public process, and on Thursday they are set to decide if our community should take the next step forward in forming the DDA for Downtown Boulder and University Hill.