Aurora TV Highlights the Refugee Small Business Tour
CEDS and Colorado Enterprise Fund co-hosted the Refugee & Immigrant [...]
Refugee & Immigrant Small Business Tour for CSBW
CEDS, together with Colorado Enterprise Fund (CEF), is organizing a tour of refugee- and immigrant-owned small business in Aurora on Monday, May 1, 2017.
CEDS Distributes Technology to Refugee Business Owners
Fifty refugee small business owners will receive a laptop computer and mobile hotspots, plus three months of free internet service, thanks to PCs for People and Mobile Beacon. This will enable business owners to better track finances, increase marketing, and help run a more profitable and efficient company...
The ACADIA Project (TAP) Press Release
CEDS, ACAD, and ‘Fax Aurora have launched The ACADIA Project (TAP). This exciting new project will identify refugee and immigrant artists in Aurora and help them build creative businesses to market and sell their works. Artists will receive free mentoring, marketing and portfolio workshops, access to financing, display space and help selling to American buyers...
Aurora nonprofits offer grants to immigrant artists
“This program will identify refugee and immigrant artists in Aurora [...]
CCA Partners With CEDS To Help Launch Businesses
Have you ever thought about starting your own business but [...]
CEDS helps refugees achieve “The New American Dream”
For thousands of refugees, Denver represents opportunity, a chance to [...]
CEDS is pleased to announce that Alexandria Wise has been named Executive Director, July 12, 2016
Community Enterprise Development Services (CEDS) is pleased to announce that Alexandria Wise has been named Executive Director.
CEDS Feature in Aurora News Weekly, week of July 20, 2015
From Aurora News Weekly. CEDS is featured in a news broadcast. Watch the video on YouTube.
Embracing immigrant-owned business, Havana Towers in Aurora tells a global tale, November 24, 2015
From The Aurora Sentinel. From the outside, the bland brown building at 1450 S. Havana St. looks like any 1970s-era office park that has been overshadowed by sleeker, big-box suburbia.
