Tami Door, CEO of the
Downtown Denver Partnership, sat down for a Q&A with
Crain's Detroit Business.
Excerpt:
What have you been up to since you were honored as a 40 under 40 award winner? In February of 2005, I moved to Denver to accept a position at the Downtown Denver Partnership. I also am chairwoman of the
Auraria Higher Education Center Board of Directors and of the
Denver Commission on Homeless. I also co-founded and co-chair the
Denver Startup Week and launched the
Rocky Mountain West Urban Leadership Symposium. Last year I was named
"9 News Leader of the Year," which recognizes leaders who made a significant contribution to the well-being of Colorado.
What's next? I'm very focused on city building and further advancing our downtown area plan. We have upcoming plans to redevelop the
16th Street Mall and update its infrastructure, as well as a comprehensive urban parks plan. We want to build downtown Denver as a hub for entrepreneurship.
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