
“There’s a lot of meditation apps out there that were awesome for teaching meditation, but nothing for visualization,” founder Elliott Lyons said.
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“There’s a lot of meditation apps out there that were awesome for teaching meditation, but nothing for visualization,” founder Elliott Lyons said.
Women in Kind opened in the Clayton neighborhood in August 2017.
Mint House is the latest company operating at the three-way intersection of hotels, Airbnbs and apartments to enter the Denver market
Startups in Colorado raised $110 million last month.
The Denver-based company also wants to move its headquarters locally.
The startup’s CEO said the March layoffs were an effort to reduce expenses as Blinker tries to raise more money.
Paul Foley wants to get more Colorado money behind state’s companies.
CEO: “We have about 3 million people with access to the platform through their insurance companies, and we expect to triple that within the next 12 months.”
“I saw this evolving retail space,” Lauren Richardson said of her idea for The Sursy. She hopes to manage five Airbnbs in Denver by year-end.
“The mission is always fast growth,” said CEO and co-founder Devon Tivona. Pana expects to go from 20 to 60 employees this year.
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