Golden CED Launches New Website — Including a Dedicated Investment-Ready Hub

We’re excited to announce the launch of the redesigned Golden Community Economic Development website and rebrand at goldenced.ca. Built to better serve residents, businesses, newcomers, and investors, the new site is cleaner, faster, and easier to navigate — with one standout addition that reflects where Golden is headed.

Introducing: Invest in Golden

The biggest addition to the new site is the dedicated Invest in Golden section — a purpose-built landing page designed specifically for founders, operators, and investors exploring Golden as a place to start, relocate, or grow a business. The investment section goes beyond data and demographics, bringing Golden’s story to life through real local success stories from businesses that chose Golden and stayed.

The redesigned site also serves the whole community. Residents can explore housing initiatives, employment resources, and local services, while newcomers have a streamlined path to the Launchpad welcome guide.

Whether you’re exploring a move, growing a business, or simply staying connected to what’s happening in Golden — the new site is your starting point.

Explore the new site at goldenced.ca and check out the Invest in Golden section today.

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