Hilbert recognized by Parker business alliance
Douglas County Commissioner Jack Hilbert will receive the
Cornerstone Award, which will be awarded by the Greater Parker
Business Alliance during the Cornerstone Luncheon on April 5 at The
Wildlife Experience.
The alliance and the Douglas County commissioners have partnered
to present the day-long event, and its format will be different
from any Cornerstone event in the past. This year, the winner will
be roasted.
Hilbert was elected Douglas County Commissioner in November 2006
after serving in leadership positions for 35 years in the public
and private sector as well as corporate enterprises. Hilbert also
served on the Parker Town Council. What better way to honor him
than with a roast?
For information, sponsorship opportunities, roast-rules,
information and ticket information, contact the Greater Parker
Business Alliance at 303-841-8683 or email info@greaterparker.org.
Biggins is named top performer with Verizon
Dave Biggins, of Parker, a business account executive with
Verizon Wireless in Colorado, has earned membership in Verizon
Wireless’ President’s Cabinet. The honor is reserved for those
ranking in the top one percent nationally in sales during 2010.
PGA superstore to open in Greenwood Village
PGA Tour Superstores plans to open its 11th location — a
50,000-square-foot store opening in May at 9451 E. Arapahoe Road,
Greenwood Village, next to The Home Depot.
Inside the Greenwood Village store, customers will find the best
golf brands in the industry, including Titleist, TaylorMade,
Callaway, PING, Nike, Cobra, adidas, FootJoy and Bridgestone. In
addition, the store will carry a broad array of men’s and women’s
golf apparel; a large selection of junior golf products; and an
assortment of tennis and fitness equipment, apparel and shoes,
featuring Babolat, Wilson, Prince, Nike, adidas and Under
Armour.
The store will also provide in-store services, including
personalized golf lessons and group clinics by golf professionals;
club and ball fittings; and club regripping, and reshafting. The
store experience includes performance practice bays, hi-tech
fitting and lesson simulators, a chipping area and a
2,000-square-foot putting green, as well as a singles tennis court,
on-site demos, professional tennis instruction, and racquet
re-stringing.