CEO Challenges Acquired by Lifetime Fitness

CEO Challenges Acquired by Lifetime Fitness

Based in Boulder, Colorado and truly embodying the Boulder spirit of adventure and outdoorsmanship, CEO Challenges has positioned itself as the world leader in sporting events for executives by organizing competitions from cycling to skiing to sailing. On April 23rd, this Campbell Law Group client was acquired by Life Time Fitness, Inc. (NYSE: LTM) for [...]

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The Unreasonable Institute Teams Up with Fast Company

The Unreasonable Institute Teams Up with Fast Company

The Unreasonable Institute has partnered with Fast Company to broadcast a new video series, The Unreasonables, to an even wider audience. This new series features the stories of some of the Institute’s most Unreasonable entrepreneurs. So be unreasonable, and catch an episode, by clicking here!

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KULA Causes Completes $1.1 Million in Angel Funding

KULA Causes Completes $1.1 Million in Angel Funding

Earlier this April, Campbell Law Group client KULA Causes closed a Series A round of $1.1 Million. KULA had previously raised $500,000 in angel funding. KULA allows users to donate their unused loyalty and frequent flyer points to over 2 million causes. KULA also enables users to support their favorite causes through everyday purchases with its Causes [...]

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HUB Boulder: Think Global, Act Local

HUB Boulder: Think Global, Act Local

As many of you know, I’ve been working with a group of exceptional leaders since last fall to bring a HUB to Boulder.  When HUB Boulder opens this September, it will become the central location – right on the corner of Broadway and Walnut – where anyone can to tune into the activity across all the sustainable industries in Boulder and [...]

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Zen and the Art of Kicking Ass (As a Lawyer)

Zen and the Art of Kicking Ass (As a Lawyer)

“Your own awakening and liberation, as well as the liberation and awakening of all other species, have now become your highest career.” Last week, I reread these words from the ceremony I participated in in August 2009 to formally commit myself to life a service in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh. In the same [...]

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Wisdom, Technology and Social Enterprise — Reflections on Wisdom 2.0

Wisdom, Technology and Social Enterprise — Reflections on Wisdom 2.0

It often feels like technology is the problem.  I would be much more centered and relaxed, for example, if I didn’t have to contend with the constant pressure of e-mail.   Or, if the iPhone wasn’t so damned compelling, perhaps I would be less distracted in my moment-to-moment life and more likely to look the cashier [...]

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