State board approves incentive offer that could add 1,500 Denver jobs
DENVER — The Colorado Economic Development Commission unanimously passed measures Thursday to authorize a pair of incentive offers that could result in nearly 1,500 new jobs in Denver.
The state will extend an offer of nearly $18 million in tax incentives to lure an unidentified tech company looking to potentially move its corporate headquarters to Denver.
That company — a Colorado firm referred to by the EDC as “Project Cowell” — could add as many as 1,368 new employees over the next eight years, according to the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade’s global business development manager Reid Aronstein.
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An additional $107,500 in incentives will be offered to a company known as “Project Diablo,” a cloud computing data center operator.
That firm is also considering moving its headquarters to Arizona or Virginia, Aronstein said. About 126 employees will work at the headquarters.
DENVER — The Colorado Economic Development Commission unanimously passed measures Thursday to authorize a pair of incentive offers that could result in nearly 1,500 new jobs in Denver.
The state will extend an offer of nearly $18 million in tax incentives to lure an unidentified tech company looking to potentially move its corporate headquarters to Denver.
That company — a Colorado firm referred to by the EDC as “Project Cowell” — could add as many as 1,368 new employees over the next eight years, according to the Colorado Office of Economic Development and…
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