Partners
Loveland Business Partnership believes that we have found success in what we do because of those we are lucky enough to work with. As a non-profit, all services that we provide are free of charge; our goal is to help your business succeed. We work together with the Loveland business community, city leaders and educators to create, fund and lead initiatives that boost Loveland’s economic development.
Thompson Career Center
Loveland Business Partnership, Thompson School District, and Thompson Career Center have formed a partnership to promote work-based learning programs that prepare and place students in jobs with local businesses.
The Warehouse Business Accelerator
Working hand in hand with many different sponsors, the Warehouse has brought our Loveland community an abundance of success. The Warehouse is Northern Colorado’s scale up accelerator for innovative technology and advanced manufacturing businesses. The organization’s network of mentors and experienced business leaders serves as a resource for innovative, growing businesses to find the connections they need to scale up and create awesome companies that thrive in our community and drive economic influence for our region. By providing the citizens of Loveland with a local resource to help leaders navigate business growing pains, we build prosperity and higher paying job opportunities within our own city.
Allison Seabeck, Executive Director
Allison Seabeck is the Executive Director of the Warehouse Business Accelerator. Previously, Allison was the President of Prosci Inc., a global training and consulting organization specializing in the discipline of change management. Allison led the team responsible for successful organization transitions through the founder's exit, two Private Equity transactions and two international add-on acquisitions. During her 5 year tenure, Prosci was named to Forbes' ‘Top 20 Best Places To Work’ list and the organization’s revenues tripled. As an executive leader and business advisor, Allison focuses on building alignment and clarity of purpose with leadership teams, particularly during times of growth and change. Allison graduated from the College of William and Mary in Virginia with a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics, the science and power of language and communication. She serves on the Board of Alternatives to Violence and is active with the Loveland running community.
Investors
Loveland Business Partnership consists of investors who share the common vision to connect, lead and engage in business issues impacting Loveland.
Other Partnerships
We have formed relationships with the Thompson Valley School District, the Loveland Chamber of Commerce, the Northern Colorado Economic Alliance, the Loveland Business Development Center, the City of Loveland, and the Warehouse. Additionally, we interact with county, regional, state and national economic development organizations to continue our organization growth as well.
