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Business Directory COMMUNITY FIRST BUSINESS ALWAYS 2 BUSINESS 0 DIRECTORY 1 8 ACCESS ADVOCACY INFLUENCE Explore what’s Colorado Worth Discovering Discover 4 1 STELLAR COMMUNITY 2 SHARED SUCCESS SUPERB CUSTOMER 3 EXPERIENCE STRONG BUSINESS 4 COMMUNITY Auroragov.org/Business_Services AURORA HILLS 303.739.1550 MEADOW HILLS 303.326.8450 Aurora MURPHY CREEK 303.739.1560 SADDLE ROCK 303.326.8460 GOLF SPRINGHILL 303.739.6854 Discover the business of golf – close the deal on the course GolfAurora.com Here, these are MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS If you ask Elizabeth, she’ll tell you that art saved her life. Or at least her soul. As she battled her eating disorder, a healthy body wasn’t possible without a healthy mind. 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CCR_160148835A_2017-11 2 0 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 COMMUNITY FIRST BUSINESS ALWAYS 8 Table of Contents Publishing Information What is the Chamber? 4, 6 Advertising Sales: Eastern Metro Area Map 5 Brock Publishing Major Investors 7 Sandi Ausman Events Calendar 8 603 S. Broadway, Ste. A Chair’s Letter 10 Boulder, CO 80305 Chamber Board 12, 14, 16 303-443-0600 Arapahoe County Commissioners 18, 19 www.brockpub.com Aurora City Council 20, 21 Centennial City Council 22, 23 Board & Committee Portraits: Adams County Commissioners 24, 25 Brad Mikel Chamber Staff 26 Master Photographer Chamber Committees 28, 30, 32 & 34 Mikel-Gamber Photography Inc. Chamber Foundation 36 5793 Thunderhill Rd., Parker, CO 80134 Chamber Affiliates & Partners 38, 40 303-748-5524 Frequently Used Business and Government Contacts 42, 43 www.mikel-gamber.com Relocating to Aurora 44 Directory Design and Layout: Accessing your ChamberMaster Account 46 Six & Six, Inc. / Mario Waller 2018 Alphabetical by Member Listing 51 303-601-1580 www.6and6inc.com A complete alphabetical listing of all Aurora Chamber of Commerce members, including address, phone number, type of business and web site addresses. Printing: Publication Printers Corp. 2018 Business Category Listing 81 Matt Tucker A categorical listing of all Chamber of Commerce members by their type of business, 2001 S. Platte River Dr. including addresses, contact name, phone numbers and web site addresses. Denver, CO 80223 2018 Who’s Who Listing 112 www.publicationprinters.com An alphabetical listing of all Aurora Chamber of Commerce primary representatives. Publisher: Aurora Chamber of Commerce Advertisers Index 14305 E. Alameda Ave., Ste. 300 Note: 2018 Member Directory advertisers are boxed with their logo within the Member Llsting section. Aurora, CO 80012 225 Self Storage .......................33 First Bank Aurora .......................47 303-344-1500 III D Electric ..........................108 Forsberg Engerman Company . 49 www.aurorachamber.org ACCT-TECH Consulting....................80 Good Chemistry .......................109 Advantage Security ......................48 Great Western Printing ...................15 Front Cover: Coming soon…Buckley Air Force Aero Business Consultancy ................49 Green Acres Adult Community ..............80 Base is looking forward to replacing the aging AFLAC - Donna Bonne ....................80 Havana BID ..........................108 F-16 with the new F-35’s. Huge cranes work Air Express & Freight LLC .................80 Healthly Gut Healthy Life ..................79 feverishly to bring the Gaylord of the Rockies Allstate Insurance - Danielle Shannon ........50 Heritage Eagle Bend .....................11 to completion. The Transportation Oriented Alpine Carstar..........................80 Holiday Inn Denver East - Stapleton ..........37 Developments along the new R Line showcase Arapahoe County Fairgrounds . BC Itec ................................108 innovative architectural plans. Arapahoe County Security Center Inc. 35 Jordan Carstar .........................80 Arapahoe Douglas/Works!.................33 Legends of Aurora Sports Grill..............50 Aurora Association of Realtors..............39 Len Lyall Chevrolet ......................79 The Aurora Chamber of Commerce Business Aurora Mental Health Center ..............108 Life Care Center of Aurora ..................3 Directory is published for the use of the Aurora Aurora Public Schools ....................39 Lightshade Labs .......................124 Chamber and its members. Use of any portion Aurora SBDC ..........................50 Limebike .............................15 of this Directory, including publisher produced Aurora Singers .........................41 Lukas Perry Agency......................79 advertising, is strictly prohibited without the Autawash of Colorado ....................35 Majestic Commerce Center ................15 Aurora Chamber’s permission. Backflow Consulting .....................79 Medical Center of Aurora.................IBC Brock Media ..........................110 Metro Community Provider Network ..........48 Please note: Every possible effort has been Cherry Creek Retirement Village ...........110 Navy Federal CU . .49 made to include accurate information in the Cherry Creek School District ...............13 New Vista Realty.......................108 listing sections. The Aurora Chamber of Children’s Hospital Colorado ................1 Outback Steakhouse - Abilene St. ...........80 Commerce assumes no liability for errors or Citywide Banks .........................37 Parker Adventist Hospital .................29 COA Golf Division & Communications........ IFC Pickens Technical Center..................35 omissions that may have occurred. Please Coldwell Banker - Donna Sloan .............80 Renaissance Denver Hotel ................37 inform the Aurora Chamber of any changes, so College America ........................27 Salvation Army/Aurora Corps..............108 they may be corrected. Colorado Fabrics........................39 Signarama North Denver ..................39 Comfort Inn Aurora ......................48 Shalom Cares...........................9 Comitis Crisis Center/Mile High Behavioral ....31 Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital ............27 Component Specalities ...................80 Specialty Incentives ....................108 ConocoPhillips .........................39 Springhill Suites DIA .....................27 Crown Plaza Denver Airport Convention Center ..17 Stratus Building Solutions .................27 Doubletree by Hilton Denver ...............47 Suss Buick GMC........................15 Doubletree by Hilton Denver Stapleton North . .47 Tenaker Pet Care Center ...................9 Employers Council ......................49 Terrapin Care Center ....................111 Euflora ...............................45 Wagner Equipment Co....................13 14305 E. Alameda Ave., Ste. 300 • Aurora, CO 80012 EKS&H...............................17 The Weitz Company.....................108 Fairfield Inn & Suites.....................27 Westerra CU...........................41 Phone: 303-344-1500 • Fax: 303-344-1564 Fastsigns Aurora.........................9 Women Warrior Vision, LLC ...............107 www.aurorachamber.org 2 Recovery is within reach. Individualized short-term rehabilitation On-site physician oversight* • Quality postoperative care * 303.751.2000 303.750.8418 14101 E. Evans Avenue An Alzheimer’s & Dementia Care Center Aurora, CO 80014 1600 S. Potomac Street • Aurora, CO 80012 LifeCareCenterOfAurora.com GardenTerraceOfAurora.com 14305 E. Alameda Ave., Ste. 300 • Aurora, CO 80012 Phone: 303-344-1500 • Fax: 303-344-1564 Call today to schedule your tour! 2 0 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 COMMUNITY FIRST BUSINESS ALWAYS 8 What is The Chamber? WHAT CAN THE CHAMBER DO FOR YOU? Membership in The Chamber can mean increased profits and business for your he Aurora Chamber of Commerce organization. T is the voice of the business The Chamber is the business liaison with officials of the cities of the Eastern community in the Eastern Metro Metro area including Aurora, Centennial, Brighton, Bennett, and Commerce City, as well as with officials for Arapahoe and Adams Counties, and state and federal area - and beyond. It is an action government. The Chamber serves as a credible voice for issues including education, oriented, membership driven, nonprofit taxes, health, and community growth. Business-to-business networking is encouraged, and Chamber members get organization that is a powerful member-only pricing on a wide variety of member services. advocate for its members. Finally, becoming active in The Chamber is a great way for you to meet other business owners and professionals on a more personal basis, through business- A primary objective of The Chamber oriented social programs. It’s always great to do business with someone you know! is to create a positive business environment and encourage growth and long-term economic vitality. Offer nearly 200 Through The Chamber, members can networking opportunities… gain access to key business, political,
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