2 min read Thank you for your interest in Community Banks of Colorado Economic Outlook Survey 2025. Please check your email inbox to download the report. As Colorado businesses chart their course for 2025, the biggest takeaway from the discussion was clear: Those who stay agile and proactive will be best positioned for success. Highlights from the Survey Community Banks of Colorado in partnership with the Denver Business Journal conducted a survey to find out what matters most to Colorado businesses at the end of 2024. From investments to trusted advisors, the data highlights key trends shaping business strategy this year. Efficiency and optimization lead the way, while rising interest rates are influencing how businesses approach capital. When making big decisions, business owners lean on professionals like accountants, lawyers, and bankers. Traditional bank loans remain the most common source for funding, though other options like credit cards, equity, and savings also play a role. What about your business? What investment are you prioritizing this year, and who do you rely on for guidance? American City Business Journals Full Report See What Matters Most to Colorado Businesses in 2025 DOWNLOADDownload Form Community Banks of Colorado Economic Outlook Download Thank you for your interest in the Economic Outlook Survey 2025Complete this form to receive your download This field is hidden when viewing the formPDF Download RequestFirst Name(Required)Last Name(Required)Email(Required) Company or Institution Name(Required)Annual Revenue(Required)< $1M$1M-$10M> $10MZIP / Postal Code ZIP / Postal Code Consent I agree to the privacy policy. Δ Local Business Leaders Panel Discussion In partnership with the Denver Business Journal, Community Banks of Colorado hosted a local event to explore the key opportunities and challenges facing Colorado businesses in today's dynamic economic environment. As Colorado continues to navigate the evolving landscape of inflation, labor shortages, supply chain disruptions, and changing consumer behaviors, our panelists offered firsthand perspectives on the strategies, innovations, and resilience needed to thrive. Read the Full Article WE’RE HERE TO HELP To learn more, please contact one of our Middle Market specialists: Joe Gavan Middle Market Banking Market Manager 303.784.5938 Joe Gavan Middle Market Banking Market Manager Sarah Burchett Senior Managing Director, Head of Middle Market Banking 970.392.5821 Read Bio Sarah Burchett Senior Managing Director, Head of Middle Market Banking As the Head of Middle Marketing Banking, Sarah is responsible for leading commercial banking efforts including business development, brand awareness and relationship management of Middle Market companies. Sarah has been with Community Banks of Colorado for 14 years and brings more than 25 years of commercial lending experience. She works with private and public companies in the general commercial sector. Sarah previously served as the managing director of Middle Market Banking for Colorado, and prior to that the managing director of NBH Bank’s energy division. Sarah was Vice President and a Relationship Manager with Wells Fargo where she developed a commercial loan portfolio with commitments of $75 million and deposits of $30 million. She attended the University of Colorado Graduate School of Banking and received a Bachelor of Science degree in finance from the University of Northern Colorado. Bob Stanley SVP, Business Banking Leader 303.784.5941 Bob Stanley SVP, Business Banking Leader Share the 2025 Economic Outlook Survey on social media.
