Colorado Secretary of State's Office Revenue and Competitors

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Colorado Secretary of State's Office's estimated annual revenue is currently $7.5M per year.(i)
Colorado Secretary of State's Office's estimated revenue per employee is $45,732

Employee Data

Colorado Secretary of State's Office has 164 Employees.(i)
Colorado Secretary of State's Office grew their employee count by 13% last year.

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Competitor Name	Revenue	Number of Employees	Employee Growth	Total Funding	Valuation
#1 North Metro Fir...	$7.5M	13	-13%	N/A	N/A
#2 ASCSU	N/A	28	0%	N/A	N/A
#3 Higher Educatio...	$15M	105	9%	N/A	N/A
#4 New Era Colorad...	$7.5M	32	7%	N/A	N/A
#5 Colorado Office...	$15M	136	5%	N/A	N/A
#6 City of Centenn...	$15M	132	-2%	N/A	N/A
#7 Gov-Con Solutio...	$1.7M	1014	0%	N/A	N/A
#8 Dive Rescue Int...	$7.5M	40	8%	N/A	N/A
#9 Arapahoe/Dougla...	$15M	119	1%	N/A	N/A
#10 Incident Respon...	$7.5M	2	0%	$1.4M	N/A

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What Is Colorado Secretary of State's Office?

The Colorado Secretary of State's Office helps Coloradans achieve their American Dream, whether it's running for office, registering a business, voting in an election, or becoming a notary public. Our office is responsible for many important programs, including: -- Oversight of all elections in the state, including voter registration and campaign finance. -- Registration of businesses, trade names, and trademarks. -- Regulation of notaries public, charitable organizations, and bingo/raffle licenses. -- Publication of administrative rules and guidance for rulemaking in state agencies. -- Oversight for use of the Colorado State Seal. The Department is overseen by the elected Secretary of State; the current Secretary is Wayne W. Williams. For more information please visit sos.state.co.us.

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Total Funding

164

Number of Employees

$7.5M

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13%

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Colorado Secretary of State's Office's People

Name	Title	Email/Phone
1 Theresa Conley	Strategic Legal and Policy Manager	Reveal Email/Phone
2 Mike Prasad	Lead Developer/Architect	Reveal Email/Phone
3 Joe Bianchi	Management Information Systems Manager	Reveal Email/Phone
4 Ethan Wade	Director External Affairs	Reveal Email/Phone
5 Christopher Bea...	Deputy Secretary State Colorado	Reveal Email/Phone
6 Bradley Lang	Controller and Budget Director, Department State	Reveal Email/Phone
7 Kyra Ferguson	Customer Support Team Lead	Reveal Email/Phone
8 Jeff Mustin	Ballot Access Manager	Reveal Email/Phone
9 Craig Buesing	Chief Information Security Officer	Reveal Email/Phone
10 Terry Green	Human Resources Specialist II	Reveal Email/Phone

Colorado Secretary of State's Office News

2022-04-20 - Republican Carl Andersen sues to get on 7th CD primary ...

On Friday, the Colorado Secretary of State's Office informed Andersen that his nominating petitions fell 455 signatures short of the...

2022-04-20 - Republicans file lawsuit against GOP challenger to Boebert

The suit, filed in Denver District Court, alleges that the Colorado Secretary of State's Office accepted some signatures that should have...

2022-04-17 - Colorado Congressional candidate sues to put 'Let's Go Brandon' in his name on ballot

The Secretary of State's Office looks forward to defending our practice of ensuring the ballot remains clear and accessible for all Colorado...

2021-10-10 - Proposition 119 asks voters to raise recreational marijuana taxes for out-of-school enrichment programs

Proposition 119 will ask Colorado’s voters on Nov. 2 whether to raise the state’s recreational marijuana sales tax to bring in about $137 million a year for out-of-school educational programs for children ages 5-17 — with a priority on kids from low-income households. The measure calls for a 5 ...

2021-10-07 - Amendment 78 asks voters to require Colorado lawmakers to approve all state spending

Amendment 78 will ask voters whether to require the Colorado Legislature to approve spending of all state money, including what’s referred to as “custodial money.” Custodial money, which “originates outside state government,” the state’s ballot “Blue Book” said, could include funds for emergenc ...