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- Colorado Elections 2011
- Nov 2:
- Dos de los tres impulsores de reformas llegan a la junta escolar de Denver
- Nov 1:
- Colorado Election Day results prove a killing field for tax measures
- Votantes de Denver rechazan la Iniciativa 300 de días obligatorios por enfermedad
- Fracasa la Proposición 103
- Denver voters reject Initiative 300 mandatory sick leave measure
- Prop 103 falls: Denver Post declares tax-increase measure dead
- Hancock nombra a Chris Martinez como director de oportunidades para pequeños negocios
- Colorado voters to decide fate of statewide tax increase, numerous local contests, as voting ends this evening
- Denver Mayor Michael Hancock
- Mar 6:
- Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's team bigger, more expensive in 2013
- Sep 25:
- Mayor Hancock's former aide files intent to sue, ethics complaint
- Jul 17:
- Denver mayor touts website, domestic violence center, tax initiative
- Jun 21:
- Friend, aide to Denver Mayor Hancock fired over "serious misconduct"
- Feb 28:
- Chilean engineer Jose Cornejo tapped as Denver Public Works manager
- Feb 10:
- Mayor Michael B. Hancock presents vision for Denver
- Jan 30:
- Mayor unveils economic plan designed to make Denver a "world-class city"
- Jan 3:
- Modifican el sistema de contratación de servicios en Denver
- Dec 30:
- Nombran a Scott Martinez como subjefe de abogados de Denver
- Lawyer Scott Martinez joins Denver Mayor Hancock's administration
Mayor Michael Hancock today tapped former RTD board member Chris Martinez to become Director of the Division of Small Business Opportunity - a position tasked with pushing an agenda to create and help grow existing and new businesses in the city.
Martinez has 35 years of experience in the financial sector from his time working for the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's Denver branch.
He joins an economic development team Hancock says will "refocus and reenergize the City's Office of Economic Development," led by Executive Director Paul Washington the founder and president of LJS Capital.
"Chris is a proven leader with extensive expertise in financial services, a strong sales aptitude and the drive to deliver the highest quality customer service in the city," Hancock said in a statement. "Denver is working diligently to become the most business friendly city in the country and Chris will help lead this charge."
In his first 100 days in office Hancock met with more than 200 business leaders and executives in an effort to come up with ideas to promote economic development.
"It is an honor to join Mayor Hancock's team and get to work," Martinez said. "I look forward to hitting the ground running to become the number one advocate for our small and start-up businesses, and build an ecosystem that supports the creation of jobs."
