On a visit to Leitner-Poma of America, a ski lift manufacturer located in Grand Junction, Hickenlooper said he asked where they got their steel and found out it came from Tennessee. “I asked if they had ever talked to the guys in Pueblo and they were like, ‘Oh, there’s a steel mill in Pueblo?’ so now they are talking.”

He said he also learned that Leitner-Poma was competing with an Austrian firm for the contract on a new lift at one of Colorado’s major ski areas. Hickenlooper said he called the ski area president and talked about the marketing advantages of being able to tell skiers that the new lift had been built in Colorado. “I mean how many skiers do they get from Austria?” he asked the crowd.

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