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VALOR CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
VALOR CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
Highlands Ranch, Colorado
100-499 employees
Valor Christian School International (VCSI) is on-mission as a Christian independent K-12 college preparatory school in Aloha, Oregon with international sites in South Korea, Kenya, Haiti and the Philippines. At VCSI, we believe it is vital for students to develop academic skills in the context of local and global missions and competencies. By capturing their minds, hearts and creativity, Valor prepares students by: - Helping students focus in on discovering God’s plan and purpose in their lives - Providing knowledge and demonstrating examples for students on how to approach real world problems from a solution-focused, critical-thinking perspective - Creating lab-like opportunities to apply their knowledge for real world impact At Valor, we offer the highest standards of integrated missional education that heightens knowledge and skills in addition to engaging students in the local and global mission fields. This allows students to gain a global perspective and ultimately become the next generation of leaders across geographic and professional fields.
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INQUISICORP CORPORATION
INQUISICORP CORPORATION
Littleton, Colorado
25-49 employees
Inquisicorp Corp is an education management company based out of 8042 S Grant Way, Littleton, Colorado, United States.
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HAPPY HEARTS DEVELOPMENT CENTER INC.
HAPPY HEARTS DEVELOPMENT CENTER INC.
Littleton, Colorado
25-49 employees
Colorado Shines is a company based out of 2580 BLUFFS VIEW DR, RALEIGH, North Carolina, United States.
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Market Leading
COLORADO SOCIETY OF CPAS
COLORADO SOCIETY OF CPAS
Englewood, Colorado
1-24 employees
The COCPA is a not-for-profit professional association for certified public accountants. The organization was founded in 1904 and today boasts a membership base of nearly 6,500. Though most of the members are in the State of Colorado, it also has members worldwide. Privacy Policy: https://cocpa.org/privacy-policy
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USA BOXING, INC.
USA BOXING, INC.
Colorado Springs, Colorado
25-49 employees
USA Boxing is the national governing body of amateur, Olympic-style boxing, and is the United States' member organization of the International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA). As a national governing body recognized by the United States Olympic Committee, USA Boxing is responsible for the administration, development and promotion of Olympic-style boxing in the United States. USA Boxing is a non-profit organization and is managed by a Chief Executive Officer who reports to a Board of Directors. With its headquarters in Colorado Springs, Colo., USA Boxing sponsors a host of programs -- from developing and promoting the sport and its athletes at the local, regional, and national levels, to sponsoring national and international dual competitions and selecting teams for international events, including the Olympic Games, World Championships, and Pan American Games. USA Boxing, has governed men's amateur boxing in the United States since 1888. USA Boxing has won 109 Medals in Olympic competition, ranking first among all nations that compete in the Summer Olympic Games. Some of the most famous athletes in the world have emerged from the ranks of USA Boxing and Olympic competition, including Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, Evander Holyfield, Sugar Ray Leonard, and Oscar de la Hoya. USA Boxing authorizes, recognizes, and insures 57 Local Boxing Committees (LBCs), which are grouped into 14 geographical regions. These LBCs, along with their coaches, athletes, and officials, form the grassroots foundation of USA Boxing and Olympic-style boxing in the United States. USA Boxing's athlete membership is comprised of both male and female boxers. USA Boxing operates on a calendar year basis for operational and financial reporting purposes. USA Boxing files and posts its annual Form 990 required by the Internal Revenue Service. USA Boxing also files an annual Form 990 with the Internal Revenue Service.
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ART CORPORATE SOLUTIONS
ART CORPORATE SOLUTIONS
Colorado Springs, Colorado
25-49 employees
Active Release Techniques® (ART®) exists to power the pursuit of passions, livelihoods, and triumphs by increasing access to higher-quality, more cost-effective care. Bringing our mission to life, each year, we certify thousands of health care professionals in ART treatment and implement wellness programs for employees at corporations around the world. Why? Because people deserve access to soft-tissue treatment that actually fixes the problem without lengthy treatment timelines or costly, invasive procedures with no guarantee of resolution. 
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TATONKA CAPITAL CORPORATION
TATONKA CAPITAL CORPORATION
Littleton, Colorado
1-24 employees
Tatonka Capital Corporation –Public Sector Finance Specialists Since 1993 Headquartered in Denver, Colorado Tatonka Capital Corporation is one of the leading privately held public sector financial services companies in the country. For more than 23 years Tatonka has offered specialized service and the expertise required to provide lease/finance programs to vendors marketing to the public sector. Our innovative approach and experienced staff give us the flexibility to structure and fund a wide array of financing requests, enabling us to handle even the most demanding projects. The Tatonka management and business development team includes finance professionals with in-depth backgrounds in leasing and banking. Offering decades of combined experience working with government entities, vendors and commercial businesses supplying the government, Tatonka principals helped pioneer the municipal leasing industry. Tatonka believes that public sector financing can be difficult and complex. We have a team of knowledgeable experts who understand public sector finance and know how to do it successfully. Our in-house team of credit, legal, operations and finance professionals was designed to support your needs, delivering fast decisions and effective communications. As a direct lender, we ensure your transactions are approved, documented and funded quickly and flawlessly. Tatonka Capital provides a large selection of financing solutions, including: •Tax Exempt and Taxable Municipal Lease Financing •Federal Government Lease Financing •Equipment Vendor Programs •Real Estate Financing •Project Financing •Contract Financing For Tatonka Capital, being a public sector financing specialist means understanding the laws, statutes and contractual issues that are part of the U.S. government’s leasing and financing requirements. Tatonka has provided successful financing for a variety of public sectors over the last 24 years, including: •Municipalities •States •Counties •Cities •Education facilities •Special districts •Political subdivisions •Federal agencies •Indian tribal nations •Charter schools •Non-profit organizations such as 501(c)(3) hospitals
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Market Leading
INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATION
INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATION
Greenwood Village, Colorado
All Size Average employees
Monticello Associates is an independent asset management consulting firm providing non-discretionary investment advisory services to foundations, endowments and family offices. The firm is headquartered in Denver, CO with additional offices in Cleveland, OH and Boston, MA.
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Market Laggard
INNER MATRIX SYSTEMS
INNER MATRIX SYSTEMS
Littleton, Colorado
1-24 employees
IMS is a personal mastery training system for high achievers. At IMS we employ our proprietary IM Method, to rewire, train, and align the nervous system, emotions, and thought strategies to create real-life results. Over the past 20 years, IMS has developed a proven approach (technology, tools, techniques and community) that teaches individuals how to apply the art and science of personal mastery to their lives. Our programs are not based on a one-off experience, or reliance on an individual, but a process designed to create self-reliance in your growth. The IM Method is a powerful synthesis of the art of mindfulness and the science of neurobiology. Led by Founder and CEO Joey Klein, IMS is comprised of four components: 1. The Power Series—Our four foundational courses, membership program and private training 2. The Mastery Track—Four specialized tracks including Advanced Training Intensives, Train-the-Trainer, IM Energy Technique and IM Elite Cohort 3. Executive Consulting—Executive coaching, leadership team training and keynote speaking 4. The Inner Matrix Book—Book group and self-study
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RACHEL'S CHALLENGE
RACHEL'S CHALLENGE
Centennial, Colorado
25-49 employees
Our Vision Rachel’s Challenge envisions schools full of hope, free from harassment, violence, and self-harm, where teachers are free to teach and students are inspired to learn. Our Mission Rachel’s Challenge addresses the root causes of school violence, bullying, prejudice, and self-harm through social-emotional learning programs that build connection, hope and resilience. We improve school culture so that students are able to reach their full potential academically, socially and emotionally.
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Below Market
HAVERN CENTER INC
HAVERN CENTER INC
Littleton, Colorado
All Size Average employees
For over five decades, Havern School has nurtured neurodiverse learners, supporting their academic and social-emotional well-being through specialized, small group instruction and integrated therapies. Our students range from ages 5 to 14 years and are offered an intimate 4:1 student-to-staff ratio, master teachers, engaged occupational therapists, speech/language pathologists, and psychologists. Together, this collaborative team tailors a comprehensive program of daily intervention services for each unique child so that they can reach their full potential and feel confident in the process.
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Market Leading
JUNIOR ACADEMY CHILDRENS CENTE
JUNIOR ACADEMY CHILDRENS CENTE
Colorado Springs, Colorado
100-499 employees
Educational Philosophy Established in 1988, Junior Academy has built a community around the families whose children attend our school. This community spirit is vital to ensuring all students feel they can achieve academic success. Junior Academy has intentionally remained a small school. An inclusive atmosphere creates a sense of belonging that streams through our hallways nurturing faculty, teachers, and students alike. As a result, Junior Academy excels at building the required self esteem and confidence in all of their students. Our Mission: At Junior Academy, we strive to put a child’s strengths at the forefront of their education. We believe that students do well if they can, therefore we provide a supportive environment where students are accepted, appreciated, encouraged and challenged according to their individual strengths. Our Goal: Our goal is to provide our students with the means to realize their full potential and celebrate the contributions of each student as they achieve individual success. We will achieve our goal through: - Small class sizes (Maximum 14 students) - Progressive education model that incorporates strength and project based programming - Social and emotional development which includes collaborative and proactive solutions - Acknowledgement and accommodation of different learning styles - Extended Co-Curricular program that encourages socialization and team building, and leadership - Providing a qualified, diverse range of experienced teachers who receive ongoing Professional Development in a variety of areas to enhance Best Practices - Encouraging healthy living through regular Health and Physical Education classes, Sports clubs and Teams - Providing a strong knowledge of helping others through school-wide character development initiatives and community involvement Strength Based Education: Junior Academy’s strength-based approach aligns a student’s preferred cognitive styles, learning profiles, interests and abilities with the curriculum to ensure that they are being taught and assessed according to their individual strengths. Our strength-based approach enables students to feel successful and encouraged.
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Market Laggard