Colorado Secretary of State

The latest Secretary of State Indicators quarterly report showed continued growth and increases in all areas. This includes an annual increase in new entity filings, improved employment projections, growth projection, and increases in residential construction. All indicators show that the Colorado economy is strong. Download the Colorado Business and Economic...

New business filings exhibited strong growth year-over-year in the second quarter of 2017, raising future employment expectations, according to a University of Colorado Boulder report released today by Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams.

The report shows continued growth in new business filings through the first quarter of 2017. The associated employment model projects continued employment growth for the year. Download The CO SOS Q1 2017 Report

The Q4 2016 quarterly indicators report prepared by the Business Research Division for Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams shows unrelenting growth in new entity filings. Download The Current CO SOS Q4 2016 Report

The Q3 2016 quarterly indicators report prepared by the Business Research Division for Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams confirms that Colorado is likely to see continued, moderate employment growth. Download The Current CO SOS Q3 2016 Report

The Q2 2016 quarterly indicators report prepared by the Business Research Division for Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams shows that new business filings and existing entity renewals declined from the previous quarter, but increased versus the prior year. Download The Current CO SOS Q2 2016 Report

The Q1 2016 quarterly indicators report prepared by the Business Research Division for Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams shows that Colorado employment is projected to expand over the next two quarters of 2016, though at a more modest pace. New entity filings increased in the first quarter after two...

RA quarterly indicators report prepared by the Business Research Division for Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams shows that even with a slowdown in new business filings in Colorado during the fourth quarter of 2015, employment in the state is expected to expand during the first half of 2016. Download...

New business filings recorded by the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office slipped in Q3 2015. This coincides with slowing Colorado employment growth recorded for the last 7 months, effectively leaving Colorado to resemble the nation in terms of year-over-year employment growth—a place Colorado hasn’t been in a while. Despite the...

Year-over-year growth in new entity filings, existing entity renewals, trademarks, and entities in good standing in the second quarter of 2015 indicates the state will experience uninterrupted employment expansions in the third and fourth quarters of the year according to the Q2 2015 quarterly indicators report prepared for the Colorado...