Your personal partner for grant resources.

Trusted advisors provide resources and technical assistance for small business and nonprofits to implement financial grants, develop grant dashboards, and communicate successful outcomes.

  • Networking & Story-Telling

    Attend, Connect, and Follow-Up
    Why Join A Professional Group as a New Graduate?
    - Build a professional network early
    - Access job boards, mentorship, and internship opportunities
    - Attend workshops, conferences, and skill-building events.
    - Gain leadership experience through committees or volunteer roles.

  • Mile High Young Professionals

    Designed specifically for young professionals ages 21–39, including recent graduates.  Offers networking events, education workshops, leadership access, sports leagues, and volunteer opportunities.

    Mission: empower young professionals to grow into community leaders.

  • Agile Denver

    Agile Denver is a non-profit outreach organization stewarding a vibrant agile community across Colorado and the Rocky Mountain Region. We connect our community to engage, explore, and evolve so that we can improve our ways of working.

  • ALPFA Denver

    ALPFA chapters drive local impact, offering dynamic networking, mentorship, and career-building opportunities to support personal and professional growth.

  • ACG Denver

    This network represents the next generation of business leaders and dealmakers in the industry. The focus is on connecting young professionals in the middle-market with the resources needed for professional growth and development. Participants enjoy connections with other early-to-mid career professionals through structured networking, educational, mentorship and leadership opportunities.

  • Colorado Nonprofit Association

    Our mission is to advance Colorado’s nonprofit sector by leading advocacy, driving connections, and equipping leaders to navigate opportunity.

  • Colorado Society of Association Executives

    Colorado Society of Association Executives (CSAE) empowers association professionals to thrive by connecting them to a dynamic community of peers, content, insights, education, and strategic partnerships driving innovation, leadership growth, and organizational success across Colorado. 

  • Project Management Institute Mile-Hi Chapter

    The chapter offers a wealth of resources, including educational programs, networking opportunities, and certifications, to support the professional growth of its members.

  • Thinking of starting a New Business?

    With the start of the new year, are you considering staring a business?

    The Tory Burch Foundation provides tools and resources for people to create a Business Plan.

  • What's new in Labor Market Information

    What is your job value?

  • Story Telling to Drive Change

    Why: Because you are more than an elevator speech
    Why: Because it matters to your professional growth
    What is it: It is a job search tool
    What: It will help engage your audience
    How: By using your networking tools
    When: NOW

Our Approach

 
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Identify your funding opportunities

  • What needs will it serve?

  • Who are your collaborators?

  • What do you want to accomplish?

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Implement your grant award

  • What is your scope of work?

  • Who is your planning team?

  • What are your fiscal requirements?

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Tell your project story

  • What was committed to?

  • What are the outcomes? Data? Narrative? Both?

  • Who is your audience?

 

TAG Toolbox

 
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Free Resources

We’ve curated a list of tried-and-true resources relevant to startup small businesses and nonprofit organizations to guide you on your way.

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TAG Talks

We work with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to produce brief presentations that inform on topics most relevant to the startup journey.

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TAG Tools

We’ve developed simple and practical tools for you to use in the early stages of your startup—for free! Download them here and reference as you need.

 
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Who We Are

Workforce TAG helps small businesses and nonprofits achieve program success with new funding through metrics and operations solutions.

“As a director of a small nonprofit organization, I’m always pressed for time. Workforce TAG provided us with many grant opportunities I was not aware of. I’m very grateful for their help!”

Carol Peeples, Remerg

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Let us lead you to your grant success.

Whether you’re looking for resources to expand your small business or nonprofit organization, technical support for your grant, or wanting to share your experience through our educational series, we want to hear from you!

info@workforcetag.com
(303) 816-8680

Denver, Colorado