LEARN WHAT MANAGERS & PRACTITIONERS REALLY NEEDTO KNOW ABOUT PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS & DATA MININGGet up to speed in data mining faster and more effectively than with any other training program available. Leverage highly valuable and impactful prospective insight from within your existing data through an intensive course series with over 20 years of innovation.If you want to learn what really works in predictive modeling and why you shoul...

One of our most popular events, Annual Review provides everything you need to stay current in the ever-changing field of government contracts. Use this as a refresher on the developments in contracting over the past year and as an opportunity to network with others. Hear Jim Phillips and Barbara Kinosky’s predictions for 2013. Gain a solid understanding of recent events and changes in the contracting world—a great way to start the...

Benefits Discover how to utilize a variety of public financing mechanisms for development and redevelopment projects. Attend this enlightening seminar and learn how to use improvement districts to finance the increasing public infrastructure and service needs in Colorado communities. Our seasoned professionals will provide practical answers to your most pressing questions about district organization, authority, governance and financing mechani...

GIS in the Rockies is the premier geospatial conference in the intermountain West. 2012 marks the 25th annual conference. Our mission statement is: "Creating a forum for business, government, and academia to foster collaboration and education related to important topics, emerging trends and innovations across the geospatial community." This year's conference theme is "25 Years of Geospatial Collaboration." We will be looking to how far the geo...

2012 EMERGENCY SERVICES SECTOR COORDINATING COUNCIL SUMMIT The Emergency Services Sector Coordinating Council is sponsoring the 2012 Emergency Services Sector Coordinating Council Summit in Denver, Colorado on August 1, 2012.Co-locating with the Fire Rescue International Conference, the Summit provides a forum for representatives from the Emergency Services Sector community to exchange information and network with otherfirst responder profess...

Benefits Uncertain how public records and open meetings laws apply to you? Find out what Colorado law has to say about balancing the public's right to information with the individual's right to privacy. If you're involved with a public entity or if you represent the media, or any public records requester, you need to know the ins and outs of federal and state public records and open meetings laws. Join us for this seminar and you'll get update...

Benefits Is Your Storm Water Program Defensible? From recent litigation to changing permitting standards, failing to stay on top of current issues related to storm water regulation is risky. In this seminar, you'll get answers to all your questions, such as: What new case and policy decisions impact my practices? What are the latest trends in the water quality arena? Here is your chance to learn - in just one day - the facts about current lega...

410: Advanced Multi-Party Negotiation of Environmental Disputes Why take this training? Effective multi-party negotiation & conflict management require the ability to enter into, build, and foster collaborative relationships among people involved in a dispute; a process that takes time to cultivate and maintain. Building relationships is essential to building trust. Trust is essential to successful group efforts and underlies effective joi...

401: Collaboration Skills for Environmental Professionals Why take this training? To work more effectively and efficiently, federal agencies and others recognize the need to develop collaboration competencies at all levels. This training facilitates staff in acquiring advanced skills in collaboration; multi-party negotiation; conflict prevention, management and resolution; meeting facilitation; and alternative dispute resolution. What will you...

Network with Peers and Share Your Experiences The Mile-High City must be prepared for endless crises—from severe blizzards and tornados to acts of terrorism. Denver’s ranking as a UASI area puts a priority on expanded regional collaboration and response capabilities to effectively prevent, respond, and recover from disaster. This is truly a must attend event for all those responsible for the safety and well-being of the public. You...