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One of the most exciting times of year for us here at Fitzsimons Innovation Community is when we launch our Annual Innovation Report, and this year is no different. For the fourth year in a row, we are proud to share this report featuring updates, insight, and data about all the things that make our Community special.
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On Sunday, Feb. 9, during the Super Bowl, CU Anschutz returned to televisions and airwaves across the Denver metro area with a vibrant new marketing campaign. Titled Where Dreams Live, the campaign presents an imaginative take on the spirit of innovation that powers the people and life-changing work taking place on our campus every day.
On Sunday, Feb. 9, during the Super Bowl, CU Anschutz returned to televisions and airwaves across the Denver metro area with a vibrant new marketing campaign. Titled Where Dreams Live, the campaign presents an imaginative take on the spirit of innovation that powers the people and life-changing work taking place on our campus every day.
On Sunday, Feb. 9, during the Super Bowl, CU Anschutz returned to televisions and airwaves across the Denver metro area with a vibrant new marketing campaign. Titled Where Dreams Live, the campaign presents an imaginative take on the spirit of innovation that powers the people and life-changing work taking place on our campus every day.
On Sunday, Feb. 9, during the Super Bowl, CU Anschutz returned to televisions and airwaves across the Denver metro area with a vibrant new marketing campaign. Titled Where Dreams Live, the campaign presents an imaginative take on the spirit of innovation that powers the people and life-changing work taking place on our campus every day.
On Sunday, Feb. 9, during the Super Bowl, CU Anschutz returned to televisions and airwaves across the Denver metro area with a vibrant new marketing campaign. Titled Where Dreams Live, the campaign presents an imaginative take on the spirit of innovation that powers the people and life-changing work taking place on our campus every day.
On Sunday, Feb. 9, during the Super Bowl, CU Anschutz returned to televisions and airwaves across the Denver metro area with a vibrant new marketing campaign. Titled Where Dreams Live, the campaign presents an imaginative take on the spirit of innovation that powers the people and life-changing work taking place on our campus every day.
RheumaGen Inc., an Aurora-based cell and gene therapy company engineering a new class of therapeutics for major autoimmune diseases, announced Jan. 9 the close of a $15 million Series A financing co-led by SPRIM Global Investments and William Taylor Nominees. The financing will support RheumaGen in completing a Phase I clinical trial of its lead program, RG0401, for treatment-resistant or refractory rheumatoid arthritis (RA).
Former Denver mayoral hopeful Kelly Brough is taking over one of Aurora's most notable development projects as the CEO of Fitzsimons Innovation Community (FIC), a life sciences research campus crowning the north end of the city. Mayor Mike Coffman expects the Fitzsimons complex to be one of the main economic engines for Aurora once development is done for its housing, research and commercial properties.
Fitzsimmons Innovation Community in Aurora named Kelly Brough its new CEO to lead the integrated campus of more than 80 innovative health and life sciences companies.
A longtime Denver-area business leader will serve as the next CEO of Fitzsimons Innovation Community in Aurora. Kelly Brough, formerly CEO of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce and a candidate for Denver mayor in 2023, will lead the life sciences campus beginning next year.
Kelly Brough, the former CEO of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce and a Denver mayoral candidate in 2023, will take over as CEO of Fitzsimons Innovation Community when Steve VanNurden retires at the end of the year.
Leaders of the Fitzsimons Innovation Community in Aurora are focusing their vision of what could be developed on the final 60 acres of the region's biggest life sciences campus. The plan for the undeveloped north side of the campus calls for high-density residential units to be built and features like an outdoor amphitheater and an art park, emphasizing the lifestyle elements of the campus that seeks to attract talent in the bioscience and health care industries.
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