Google is proud to call Colorado home Creating economic opportunity in The Centennial state Americans need digital skills to get ahead. Google is committed to helping Coloradans use technology to find jobs and sustain their businesses. At home in Colorado Google has proudly called Colorado home for 14 years with offices in Boulder and Thornton. 1,500+ Coloradans are employed full-time by Google in product development, engineering, marketing, and people operations, supporting products like Chrome, Google Ads, G Suite, and more. Last year, Google helped provide $5.57 billion of economic activity in Colorado. Helping Centennial businesses and job seekers 351K Colorado businesses have connected to customers using Google—businesses like Friendship Bridge in Lakewood, noosa yoghurt in Bellvue, Olde Man Granola in Westminster, and Sword & Plough in Denver. To close the skills gap, Google.org invested $3.5M to expand the Google IT Support Professional Certificate into 100 community colleges across the U.S., including Emily Griffith Technical College in Denver. Since then, 2,200+ Coloradans have enrolled in the program.