Ed Sealover

Helping people to think more about solutions that improve our economy

denver, colorado, united states

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ddenvergazette.com

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I wear two hats at the Colorado Chamber of Commerce. I am editor of The Sum & Substance, a news site that focuses on policies that help or hurt businesses' ability to thrive. And I am the vice president of strategic initiatives, seeking to move business organizations forward in a way that improves the atmosphere in this state for creating and sustaining jobs that residents need. In both roles, I aim to make people think more deeply about how we work as a community to ensure that people can have and advance in the careers that fulfill their lives.

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State seeking employers to partner with colleges to give students research, project opportunities

Though most employers want to be able to offer internships and apprenticeships, smaller companies often lack resources to oversee such programs. Similarly, students who work full-time to put themselves through school can't avail themselves of those opport... See more

tsscolorado.com•Ed Sealover•Oct 23, 2026

Judge denies effort to remove Amendment 87 tax measure from ballot

A Denver District Court judge on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit seeking to knock the graduated-income-tax-system-creating Amendment 87 off the November ballot, ruling that the failure of petition-collecting entities to register 66 circulators is not a high... See more

tsscolorado.com•Ed Sealover•Oct 22, 2026

Polis order boosts career pathways for students completing AP Cybersecurity course

Gov. Jared Pols (right) and College Board CEO David Coleman (center) talk Tuesday with Ralston Valley High School senior Emmett Garland, who is laying the groundwork to launch his own company after taking the AP Kickstart Cybersecurity course. Calling it ... See more

tsscolorado.com•Ed Sealover•Oct 20, 2026

Colorado regulators suggest ending 80-year-old ban on Sunday auto sales

Colorado regulators are revving up what could be a highly contentious legislative debate, as the annual sunset-review process has recommended the state end its blue laws that have banned automobile sales on Sundays for the past 80 years. That suggestion c... See more

tsscolorado.com•Ed Sealover•Oct 16, 2026

Colorado regulators propose emissions-related fee hikes on industrial operations for third straight year

Facilities like the American Gypsum plant in Eagle County would be impacted by the proposed increases in emissions-reporting fees. Emissions producers ranging from oil-and-gas rigs to utilities to manufacturers will be asked to pay more in fees for the th... See more

tsscolorado.com•Ed Sealover•Oct 15, 2026

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