Your Baby's Ugly…
Sep/Oct 2005, By Steve Baker

I've got good news and bad news. The good news is that 98% of businesses are small businesses. That bodes well for the entrepreneurial spirit that has made our nation great. The bad news is that 80%, that's right; four out of five new businesses will fail in their first five years.

Women in Business: Next Step Up the Ladder
Sep/Oct 2005

For more than 1,600 of the "best and brightest" women in approximately 30 of Colorado's largest and most progressive companies, Women'sVision Foundation is their source of choice.

Colorado Entrepeneurs
Sep/Oct 2005, With Jeff Schmitt

Business philosophy: An unflagging dedication to bringing unique, competitively priced products to market, putting the customer's needs first, and remaining true to the ethics and principles of a family owned and operated business.

Intelligent Risking
Sep/Oct 2005, with Candy A. Campbell

"Intelligent risking is sometimes actually taking a risk no matter how impossible or improbable it seems. The results are what catapult us into the next difficult task with greater confidence and charisma."

Blacktie-Colorado
Sep/Oct 2005, By Nora Caley

Kenton Kuhn wanted to start a dot-com in 2000. It wasn't exactly the best year for web-based companies. According to E-Commerce Times, that year more than 130 dot-coms closed, including Pets.com, Furniture.com, and Garden.com. But Kuhn had already built and sold Capitol Connection, a legislative services website that now operates under the name State Bill Info.