
“Everything outdoor home is the goal,” CEO Coulter Lewis said. “Lawn care is the core, and we also offer a whole portfolio across pest control and gardens as well.”
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“Everything outdoor home is the goal,” CEO Coulter Lewis said. “Lawn care is the core, and we also offer a whole portfolio across pest control and gardens as well.”
Tony Adams, who worked at Re/Max before going into consulting, is seeking to raise $1 million for his company PresEngage.
Adam Kaplan has teamed up with Russell Hirsch and Danny Kaplan to launch Equitage Ventures.
Bryan Leach made $29 million last year, per SEC filings.
Corpse Reviver, the electrolyte drink from Hooch Booch creator Anna Zesbaugh, will also soon debut in Walmart.
Gov. Jared Polis has called for changes to the legislation he just signed last spring, which goes into effect in February.
Sustainable Beverage Technologies’ NexDraft system operates similarly to soda fountains, which mix bagged syrup and carbonated water.
Denver-based Zero Homes remotely designs and quotes electric HVAC, water heaters, heat pumps and more.
School of Mines’ venture fund, a Singaporean CEO and a new period product highlight BusinessDen’s recent startup coverage.
The fund has $3 million so far, and four companies have received money.
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