A-List Event
A-List 2008 presented by ProLogis tables still available!
Marc Parker of US Bank Named 2008 Chair
Parker succeeds James M. Mulligan, Attorney at Law of Fairfield and Woods
Buckley AFB Economic Impact
Buckley pumps over $1 billion into local community
Majestic Commercenter retains two key tenants
Core-Mark Midcontinent and PODS to remain in Aurora

With the towering Rocky Mountains to the west and the vast expanse of the high plains to the east, no wonder anything’s possible in Aurora. The city’s pro-business attitude, ample land, cost-effective lease rates, excellent infrastructure, and educated workforce fuel a dynamic economy. Here aerospace industries and bioscience firms rub shoulders with business services suppliers and retail trade companies. Already Colorado’s third most populated city, Aurora’s reasonable cost of doing business and low tax rates are attracting more enterprises to set up shop on its 144 square miles of opportunity.

I believe that some of Colorado’s most promising future leaders will come from the young, innovative professionals working in Aurora’s intellectual industries today.
 




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