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Fed names new Denver branch executive

June 13, 2012

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Denver branch announced Wednesday the appointment of Alison Felix as assistant vice president and branch executive.

As branch executive, Felix will serve as the branch's lead officer, expanding relationships with area banking, business and community leaders, work with the Denver branch board of directors and conduct regional economic research.

The branch executive position was vacated by Mark Snead about a month ago. Snead left the Fed to begin his own research firm.

Felix's research interests fall mainly in the area of public finance with an emphasis on tax policy.

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CSU professors get $850K for green supercomputers

FORT COLLINS - Four engineering professors at Colorado State University have received $850,000 from the National Science Foundation to research the next generation of green supercomputing.

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Kennedy and Coe acquires Vela Environmental

LOVELAND - Kennedy and Coe, Northern Colorado's second-largest CPA firm, has acquired Vela Environmental, an environmental consulting firm.

The acquisition will allow Kennedy and Coe to expand its services in food and MORE