MHBA members
MHBA Featured in Twist & Shout Newsletter
By Mickki Langston - Posted on December 16th, 2008
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Twist & Shout, one of Denver's best independent record stores and a founding member of the MHBA, 
publishes a seasonal printed newsletter with local news and music info. This winter's newsletter also features an article about the Mile High Business Alliance and Colorado Local First.
publishes a seasonal printed newsletter with local news and music info. This winter's newsletter also features an article about the Mile High Business Alliance and Colorado Local First. Coda Coffee featured in Pursue the Passion video
By Mickki Langston - Posted on December 9th, 2008
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Check out this video featuring Tommy Thwaites, co-founder of MHBA member Coda Coffee. He describes how he translated his passion for coffee into his wholesale coffee business.
You can find Coda Coffee to drink at lots of local coffeehouses. Some of my favorites? Pajama Baking Co. on Old South Pearl St, and Blackberries at Five Points. Give it a try!
You can find Coda Coffee to drink at lots of local coffeehouses. Some of my favorites? Pajama Baking Co. on Old South Pearl St, and Blackberries at Five Points. Give it a try!
Oogave Soda gets 5280 mention
By Mickki Langston - Posted on September 25th, 2008
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80's Elevated Voices blog shared their opinion of MHBA member Oogave Soda's product last week. Oogave is an all-natural soda sweetened with agave nectar instead of high-fructose corn syrup. You can give it a try at Watercourse Foods, City O City and The Mercury Cafe. Try the root beer; it's my personal favorite.
80's Elevated Voices blog shared their opinion of MHBA member Oogave Soda's product last week. Oogave is an all-natural soda sweetened with agave nectar instead of high-fructose corn syrup. You can give it a try at Watercourse Foods, City O City and The Mercury Cafe. Try the root beer; it's my personal favorite. Doing Better than the Big-Name Brands
By Mickki Langston - Posted on September 5th, 2008
One of the biggest strengths of local businesses is our ability to
create lasting relationships that inform, nurture and strengthen our
businesses and those of our peers. Think about this: when the non-local
competition faces increased costs and decreased revenue, what is their
response? They close stores, lay people off, and demand lower prices
from their vendors - anything to maintain the profit margins they (and
their investors) require. And what about local businesses? How many of
you have forgone your pay in order to pay your employees? Or given a
little more time to your customers to pay that invoice?
Newest MHBA Member Shares Excitement
By Mickki Langston - Posted on September 4th, 2008
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Today has been a very exciting one around the Mile High Business Alliance! We're happy to welcome our three newest members: Oogave Soda, Fresh Organic Office Delivery and Bear Creek Marketplace. This afternoon, the nifty google alerts tool let me know that the awesome folks from Fresh Organic Office Delivery posted in their blog about joining the Mile High Business Alliance! It's good to hear directly from the businesses who are getting involved why they think this is important.
