Newsline: AI Conference explores innovations, ethical challenges, and the future.
AI is already transforming local industry and sparking big conversations. FLC News shares highlights from the Four Corners AI Conference.
AI is already transforming local industry and sparking big conversations. FLC News shares highlights from the Four Corners AI Conference.
Heard at the 2024 Alliance Summit — “Should more businesses consider the employee ownership model?” Learn more.
The Alliance team welcome US Senator Hickenlooper to Durango to discuss efforts in community development. Read more.
The third round of the Housing Catalyst Fund assists 3 housing projects in La Plata County.
The 2024 Alliance Summit is set to be a pivotal event of inspiration and education, gathering our region’s top leaders, thinkers, and innovators for the 17th consecutive year. Attendees can look forward to a dynamic program featuring thought-provoking discussions and engaging workshops, complimented by empowering messages from keynote speakers who exemplify this year’s theme elements.
The Alliance is pleased to announce a planned leadership transition. After four impactful years with the organization, our Executive Director, Mike French, will be implementing a succession plan. Mike will be handing over the reins to our Deputy Director, Sarah Tober.
The Alliance Board is announcing the acceptance of a succession plan presented by our Executive Director, Mike French. The plan calls for Mike to transition out of the organization and be succeeded by Sarah Tober, our current Deputy Director, effective July 1, 2024.
The Alliance has applied for $55,000 in state grant funding to address the significant childcare challenges in La Plata County.
The RHA has received a grant of nearly $1 million from the Durango Industrial Development Foundation to create a low-interest evolving loan fund to support local workforce housing initiatives. The Alliance will administer the fund, and is starting the application process for the Housing Catalyst Revolving Loan Program in late spring of this year.
Durango Local News Network Reports: The City of Durango plans to contribute $250,000 to the Housing Catalyst Fund to support housing projects in La Plata County, building on previous grants.