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Adam Burg Appointed to Family Tree’s Board of Directors
Adam Burg, a senior policy advisor in Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck’s State Government Relations Group, has been appointed to the board of directors of Family Tree, a nonprofit human services agency providing innovative, life-changing services designed to end child abuse, domestic violence and homelessness.
Colorado’s 2026 General Election Landscape
September 4, 2026 Melissa Kuipers Blake, Adam J. Burg, Douglas Friednash, Josh Friednash, Logan Fry, Donovan McMahon, Jia Meeks, Sarah Mercer, Cooper Reveley, Sloane Whelan, Sydney Ziegler Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck + Follow x Following x Following - Unfollow Contact To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: With Colorado’s June 30 primaries well in the summer rearview, all eyes now turn to the upcoming general election on Nov. 3.
Brownstein Expands State Government Relations Team With Addition of Adam Burg
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck is pleased to announce that Adam Burg has joined the firm’s State Government Relations practice as a senior policy advisor in the Denver office. Burg brings extensive experience in government relations, public affairs and policy development, having worked at the highest levels of local, state and federal government. Burg has served in senior government affairs roles with Adams County, the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce and Foster Graham Milstein & Calisher, LLP.
'I don't support Israel's government, but ultimately it won't affect what I do in the army'
'I don't support Israel's government, but ultimately it won't affect what I do in the army' Haaretz.52 Minute Ago 'I don't support Israel's government, but ultimately it won't affect what I do in the army' Haaretz.52 Minute Ago Devamını oku : www.haaretz.com
Choose clean air; choose opportunity
Policy matters. It shapes our economy, our businesses, and our opportunities. Thoughtful, practical policies based on fact are the bedrock of what makes Colorado the envy of people across the nation. This week, the Air Quality Control Commission will make policy, and it will matter. Members of the commission are slated to engage in a rule-making process that will have far reaching — and potentially damaging — impacts on Colorado for years to come.
HB 1026 - the right way to reduce emissions
Loren Furman Adam Burg Policy matters. It’s easy to get lost in politics but, in the end, its good policy that makes the difference for families, businesses and the future of Colorado. Despite the partisan bickering, mudslinging and spin that typically reign supreme in an election year, there is some good news and good policy in the state legislature. It comes in the form of HB 22-1026.
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