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Colorado's Diversity Enhances CPEx
From the Western Slope to the plains, and all along the
Front Range, CPEx’s community growth spans the public
and private sectors—primary/secondary and higher education,
health care, state and local government, for-profit and non-profit
business, and the military.
Educational institutions participating in CPEx pursue a higher
level of competitiveness, greater student proficiency, enhanced faculty
and staff satisfaction, and integrated stakeholder input that improves
student achievement. Health care systems,
facing system reform and increased competition, engage in CPEx to
meet their mandates to increase efficiency and reduce health care
costs—while improving patient care and satisfaction. Government
of all types, from state and local agencies to the military, joins
CPEx in promoting public service to maximize taxpayer return and to
best meet the needs
of the people of Colorado. Joining large businesses,
small business
concerns initiate their involvement or participate in CPEx through
the State of Colorado’s Small Business Development Center Network
(http://www.state.co.us/oed/sbdc/),
beginning a quest
for performance excellence and sustainable financial, market,
and human resources results.
These participants in the CPEx community share a dedication to
the core values of performance excellence and quality improvement,
but they also share a more urgent and compelling commitment–
to make Colorado a better place in which to live and work.
We thank these and other organizations for helping build a foundation
for CPEx’s growth and success.
Government
Education
Heath Care
Non-Profit Organizations
Small Business
Business
Government
Arapahoe/Douglas Works!*
Colorado Department of Labor
Colorado Department of Health
Colorado Springs Utilities
Department of Veterans Affairs
Fort Carson Army Post
Rocky Mountain Workforce Development Center
State of Colorado Office of Economic Development*
State of Colorado Small Business Development Centers
Town of Carbondale
Tri-County Workforce Center
Education
College for Financial Planning
Colorado Springs School District 11
Destination ImagiNation
Douglas County School District*
Eastridge Elementary (Cherry Creek School District)
Mesa Valley School District (Grand Junction)
Monfort School of Business,
University of Northern Colorado
New Ventures of Regis University
Poudre School District (Fort Collins)
Public Education and Business Coalition
Pueblo School District 60
Health Care
Exempla Healthcare
Medical Group Management Association
Poudre Valley Health System
Rocky Mountain Health Plans
St. Mary’s Hospital of Grand Junction
Veterans Health Administration Eastern Colorado
Health Care System*
Non-Profit Organizations
American Society for Quality
Association for Quality and Participation
Baldrige National Quality Program
Better Business Bureau of Colorado Springs
Club 20
Colorado Association of Non-Profit Organizations
Colorado Foundation for Medical Care*
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Mid-America Manufacturing Technology Center
Rocky Mountain Council Boy Scouts*
*CPEx Advisory Council members
Founding member of CPEx
Small Business
Alko Page Software
Allied Consulting Company at Lowry
Apercu
Buys and Associates
Chapman Group
Creative Excellence
Cutter Communications
Dear Ms. Mentor™
Dynamic Achievements
Executive Forum
Glasier Consulting
HRMG of Colorado
JD Consulting
Live Well Coaching
MediaPro Connections
Oral Surgery Associates
Stamats Consulting
Urban Enterprises
Business
Advanced Energy
Avaya*
Ball Aerospace
Colorado Biz
Corporate Express
Denver Business Journal
EAS
Erie County Investment Company
Farmer’s Insurance
Good Times Restaurants
IBM Global Services
John Harlan Company
Marriott Denver Tech Center
Metalwest
Microsoft
Navigant International
OMI*
Orcom Solutions
Pinnacol Assurance
Pueblo Bank & Trust
Qwest*
Rocky Mountain News
Sprint
StarTek
TAC Worldwide
The Bailey Company
The Gates Company
The Preserve Communities
Xcel Energy*
York Distributing Company
*CPEx Advisory Council members
Founding member of CPEx
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