Meet The Members

The success of the Colorado Smart Cities Alliance depends on a diverse, engaged, and collaborative network of members willing to partner across sectors and jurisdictions to solve pressing civic challenges.

We help our Government Members de-risk smart cities, attract desired ideas, investment and expertise to their communities, and provide meaningful education and consult on their innovation priorities.

Our Business Members benefit from a statewide network built to find innovative government partners interested in exploring new ideas together, facilitated navigation of the Colorado smart cities market, and access to a wealth of knowledge and research to inform their strategic direction.

Our Strategic Partners include university and research centers, aligned non-profit organizations and other relevant groups important to the smart cities community.

Together, we represent the diversity and complexity of thought required to develop and implement innovative new solutions to Colorado’s most difficult challenges.

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Founding Partners

Champion Government Members

Public Champions prioritize innovation and are eager to act. Champions invest in the Alliance so they can receive the highest level of time, resources and benefits from the ecosystem we represent.

Ally Government Members

Public Allies want to support the work of the Alliance and have strong ambitions to become smarter. Allies pay dues and receive an elevated level of time, resources and benefits from the Alliance, including access to the Challenge-based procurement facilitation.

Advocate Government Members

Public Advocates are curious about innovation and want to learn more. They are advocates for building smarter communities, but they are beginning their journey. Advocates do not pay annual membership dues but can still participate in Alliance programming and receive certain benefits.

Business Members

Business members have an interest in working with government members to identify mutually beneficial project partnerships, learn from public sector organizations, and engage with a network of smart cities stakeholders.