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The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for November 2020
Startups around the state raised a total of $211 million last month, close to the $212 million the previous year.
Insurance tech startup raises $4M to break off from parent company
Denver Startup Week founders Erik Mitisek and Jay Zeschin started Highwing within IMA Financial Group in 2018.
Denver investment firm targets Israeli startups with new $100M VC fund
“Foreign investors can’t physically get to Israel right now,” said a co-founder of Ibex Investors, whose office in Tel Aviv has become a competitive advantage.
Drink before dinner? Entrepreneurs launch aperitif brand in Golden
A Denver couple and the owner of a Sunnyside brewery teamed up to create Atost, which sells three flavors of aperitifs in 750 ml bottles for $35.
Entrepreneurs’ adjustable pillow reaches Kickstarter goal in less than 24 hours
The Centennial residents launched their campaign on Oct. 23. As of Monday, they had raised $18,451 from 95 backers with three days to go.
Alcohol delivery app Handoff acquired by Fort Collins software firm
“The pandemic has served as a sort of coming out party,” said a co-founder of the Denver-based startup, which plans to expand nationwide.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for October 2020
Colorado startups reported raising a total of $42 million last month, which was down $82 million from September.
Denver startup aims to help ‘accidental landlords’ diversify their portfolios
“We set out to build the index fund for your house,” said Flock Homes co-founder Ari Rubin.
Entrepreneur seeking comfort launches men’s athleisure wear brand
Matt Addison’s Rugged Black caters to “the rugged male athlete, not the yoga soccer mom driving to SoulCycle.”