Albert Bonfils

Albert Bonfils was a French-American entrepreneur and newspaper publisher in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He is best known for owning the influential Denver Post and Colorado-United newspapers, which he transformed into major media outlets. Bonfils was a savvy businessman who used his newspapers to shape public opinion and influence politics in Colorado. His work helped elevate the importance of regional newspapers in America, and he played a significant role in the growth of Denver as a major city. His approach combined journalism with strategic business practices, making him an important figure in the American media landscape of his time.