Click here to view our video featuring fellow community members and our staff serving at Hope House, a non-profit home committed to transforming the lives of teen mothers. Enjoy watching the beautiful transformation of their living space and the joy that it brings!
We are grateful to our staff, clients and community partner, The Lion Project, for making this dynamic contribution to Hope House of Colorado.
Wednesday, March 9, BTG Partners, Chris Rhyme and Bob Rhyme presented at the Arvada Chamber of Commerce membership luncheon at the Lamar Street Event Center. Their topic was Exit Planning for Business Owners, and approximately 65 members were in attendance. We want to extend our gratitude to Megara Pullen–our fellow Team Dave Logan member–for her generous introduction to the Chamber and its President, Kami Welch.
The Business Transition Group has a strong partnership with The Lion Project, which connects local non-profits with the business community to provide financial support and volunteer service. As you may recall from a previous post, one of the recently targeted non-profits was Hope House. And on the designated service day, the BTG team–along with family members–tackled home improvement projects. This was a great team-building activity and an excellent opportunity to connect with the community. The Lion Project captured the service day and produced a video, which can be viewed here!
Meet Pescado, our office fish. He has been a part of the team for about four months. His responsibilities include swimming, eating, sniffing rocks and giving us the stink eye. Although he contributes absolutely nothing to our bottom line, we thoroughly enjoy his presence and are grateful for his friendship.
Last Saturday the BTG team and various family members attended an all-day work event at The Broadmoor. We enjoyed the ambiance, presentations and celebrations.
Top photo, Left to Right: Sissel Rhyme, Bob Rhyme, Chris Rhyme and Whitney Rhyme
Bottom photo, Left to Right: Katy Jones, Daniel Newman, Bob Rhyme, Chris Rhyme and April Obholz Bergeler