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SUMMARY:Longmont Open Coffee Meetup
DESCRIPTION:Longmont Economic Development Partnership (Longmont EDP) has launched Impact Exchange\, a new webinar series designed to bring together leaders across business\, government\, and education to share insights and strengthen Longmont’s position in key growth industries. The inaugural episode\, “The Future is Built Here: Semiconductors\, Talent\, and Growth in Longmont\,” is now available on demand and highlights one of the fastest-growing sectors shaping the region’s economic future. A Conversation at the Center of InnovationColorado is quickly gaining national recognition as a hub for semiconductor research\, design\, and advanced technology—and Longmont is playing a key role in that momentum. Moderated by Kelly Sage\, President & CEO of Longmont EDP\, the conversation features: Trevor Bauer\, Corporate Vice President at AMD and Site Leader for the company’s Longmont campusDan Salvetti\, Enabling Technologies Subject Matter Expert at the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT)Together\, they explore how innovation moves from strategy into real-world execution\, and what makes this region uniquely positioned for growth. Why Longmont\, Why NowFrom global companies like AMD to a growing network of startups and research institutions\, Longmont and Northern Colorado have become a powerful ecosystem for advanced industries. Key factors driving that growth include: A highly educated and technically skilled workforceStrong collaboration between industry\, academia\, and governmentStrategic state programs supporting semiconductor and advanced manufacturing growthA culture of innovation supported by quality of life and access to outdoor amenitiesAs discussed in the webinar\, Colorado ranks among the top states for semiconductor research and design\, with a dense corridor of activity stretching from Fort Collins through Boulder and into Longmont. Talent at the CoreOne of the strongest themes throughout the discussion is the importance of talent. From K–12 programs that spark early interest in STEM to world-class universities and hands-on industry training\, the region is building a robust pipeline to support continued growth. Companies are not only finding talent here—they are able to retain it\, thanks in part to the lifestyle and community Colorado offers. Policy Meets ProductionThe conversation also highlights the role of public-private partnerships in accelerating innovation. State-led initiatives\, including programs tied to the CHIPS and Science Act\, are helping companies expand\, invest\, and scale in Colorado. These efforts are reducing barriers and creating opportunities for both established companies and emerging startups. Looking AheadAs artificial intelligence\, advanced computing\, and embedded systems continue to evolve\, the semiconductor industry is entering a new phase of growth—and Longmont is well positioned to help lead it. “This is an exciting moment for our region\,” said Sage. “We’re not just participating in these industries—we’re helping shape their future.” Watch the WebinarThe full webinar is now available to watch on demand: 👉 https://longmont.org/impact-exchange/
URL:https://longmont.org/event/longmont-open-coffee-meetup-37/
LOCATION:Advance Longmont Center\, 1925 Pike Rd\, Longmont\, CO\, United States
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SUMMARY:Longmont Open Coffee Meetup
DESCRIPTION:Longmont Economic Development Partnership (Longmont EDP) has launched Impact Exchange\, a new webinar series designed to bring together leaders across business\, government\, and education to share insights and strengthen Longmont’s position in key growth industries. The inaugural episode\, “The Future is Built Here: Semiconductors\, Talent\, and Growth in Longmont\,” is now available on demand and highlights one of the fastest-growing sectors shaping the region’s economic future. A Conversation at the Center of InnovationColorado is quickly gaining national recognition as a hub for semiconductor research\, design\, and advanced technology—and Longmont is playing a key role in that momentum. Moderated by Kelly Sage\, President & CEO of Longmont EDP\, the conversation features: Trevor Bauer\, Corporate Vice President at AMD and Site Leader for the company’s Longmont campusDan Salvetti\, Enabling Technologies Subject Matter Expert at the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT)Together\, they explore how innovation moves from strategy into real-world execution\, and what makes this region uniquely positioned for growth. Why Longmont\, Why NowFrom global companies like AMD to a growing network of startups and research institutions\, Longmont and Northern Colorado have become a powerful ecosystem for advanced industries. Key factors driving that growth include: A highly educated and technically skilled workforceStrong collaboration between industry\, academia\, and governmentStrategic state programs supporting semiconductor and advanced manufacturing growthA culture of innovation supported by quality of life and access to outdoor amenitiesAs discussed in the webinar\, Colorado ranks among the top states for semiconductor research and design\, with a dense corridor of activity stretching from Fort Collins through Boulder and into Longmont. Talent at the CoreOne of the strongest themes throughout the discussion is the importance of talent. From K–12 programs that spark early interest in STEM to world-class universities and hands-on industry training\, the region is building a robust pipeline to support continued growth. Companies are not only finding talent here—they are able to retain it\, thanks in part to the lifestyle and community Colorado offers. Policy Meets ProductionThe conversation also highlights the role of public-private partnerships in accelerating innovation. State-led initiatives\, including programs tied to the CHIPS and Science Act\, are helping companies expand\, invest\, and scale in Colorado. These efforts are reducing barriers and creating opportunities for both established companies and emerging startups. Looking AheadAs artificial intelligence\, advanced computing\, and embedded systems continue to evolve\, the semiconductor industry is entering a new phase of growth—and Longmont is well positioned to help lead it. “This is an exciting moment for our region\,” said Sage. “We’re not just participating in these industries—we’re helping shape their future.” Watch the WebinarThe full webinar is now available to watch on demand: 👉 https://longmont.org/impact-exchange/
URL:https://longmont.org/event/longmont-open-coffee-meetup-38/
LOCATION:Advance Longmont Center\, 1925 Pike Rd\, Longmont\, CO\, United States
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