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An autism tech startup, a “guaranteed rent” property manager and a gluten-free baking firm highlight BusinessDen’s recent startup coverage.
“OB-GYNs don’t deal with period pain until it’s really profound. It feels like there’s this gap,” said Margo Harrison.
Golden resident David McCormick, a former Whole Foods exec, formed Ayoh Foods with cookbook author Molly Baz.
Goodlove expects revenue of $1.5 million this year.
Meati says a lender repossessed funds. “Let us be clear: we are not sitting idle,” CEO Phil Graves emailed employees.
“Autism is wrought with conspiracy theories and random points of view, and it lacks precision. I think if we bring precision to it, it’ll change the game.”
PJ O’Neil and Matt Thelen founded Denver-based Nomad in 2020.
Payam Zamani, who owns about half the company, has targeted profitability.
A low-emissions iron maker and medical software firm were among the companies that rang in the new year with new cash.
“From what we understand, it’s the fastest growing K-12 tech company of all time,” one investor said.
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