Our mission is to promote and foster the highest ethical relationship between businesses and the public through voluntary self-regulation, consumer and business education, and service excellence.

We are recognized as the leader and role model in marketplace information, ethics, and alternative dispute resolution. We promote business growth, solutions, and excellence in customer service through education and training.

The Colorado Institute for Technology Transfer and Implementation (CITTI) assists creative individuals in transforming technological ideas into economic opportunity. CITTI's mission is to support economic development by providing technology-centered enterprises with access to capital and business information, with an emphasis on sectors recognized as critical to the regional economy. CITTI serves as a bridge between the intellectual resources of the University and the high-tech community, focusing on technology development consulting in the areas of engineering, technology, and finance; information sharing on the topic of technology development; and support for technology transfer. Interdisciplinary in design, CITTI facilitates technology transfer and stimulates economic development through: workshops, forums, symposiums, conferences, research, publications, and pilot implementations.

Provides educational sessions, technical assistance, networking, and mentoring to minority small businesses in Colorado Springs. Arranges a variety of programs and experiences for the small business owner to assist in growing and improving his or her business and market impact. Works with other small business assistance organizations in the State of Colorado as well as the SBA to maximize the delivery of services to our members.

The Greater Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce provides networking support to the entire business community. Over the course of our business year, the Chamber offers scores of networking opportunities ranging from monthly business after hours, quarterly First Fridays with the Chamber, and our annual business exposition, just to name a few. The Chamber staff takes great pride in supporting the networking needs of our 1800+ members. We look forward to having you join our Chamber family so we may serve your every networking need.

Our Mission is to serve our members, Hispanic Businesses and the Colorado Springs community; take a leadership role by creating access to business opportunities; and develop and promote Hispanic Businesses.

Hidden between the Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak, America's most famous mountain, lies the magical town of Manitou Springs. "Manitou," a Native American word for "spirit," describes this beautiful mountain community. Nine named mineral springs throughout town are fed by the snows of Pikes Peak.

Investing in the goals of the Pikes Peak PRSA Chapter is one of the best decisions you can ever make as a public relations professional. Like other PRSA chapters, we exist to increase your employability, skills and contacts as well as your job satisfaction. The chapter encourages research, discussion and study of the problems and techniques associated with public relations practice while maintaining the highest standards of service and ethical conduct. By exchanging ideas and experiences, members enhance and improve their professional knowledge and standing through: Professional Achievement, Career Advancement, Fellowship and Networking, Business Growth and Awards Programs.

Our mission is to support, develop, and promote women in business through education, information exchange, partnerships, and alliances with other organizations promoting commerce, and to create opportunities for women in business.

Our Objectives are to concentrate on providing programming and support needs that are not currently being met. To promote and encourage the advancement of Southern Colorado women in commerce, today and for future generations.

The Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce encompasses the Tri-Lakes area, which includes the incorporated cities of Palmer Lake and, Monument, and the Gleneagle and Woodmoor communities. The chamber also serves the Black Forest area, Larkspur and Colorado Springs. We provide networking activities, educational seminars, community events, sponsorships and support for businesses in the above areas. Membership totals range between 280 and 300, and the majority of the members are small businesses.
We have an active13-member board of directors and three staff, including a chamber director.

Web Gals Network was founded by Michelle Bracewell in August of 2002 to support women in the Web design/development or related business.

We network with each other for jobs, outsourcing and to have a group to go to to ask questions related to web design and development. It's a very diverse group of dynamic web gals. Some gals are new to the field and some have experience and are willing to share their knowledge.

The mission of the Chamber is to improve the overall business climate for its members through sponsorship and support of mutually supportive activities which promote business and support the overall business climate, stimulate tourism and economic growth, promote civic development, and enhance the quality of life for our citizens.