
A 24-year-old CEO is ready to bring Snowvation to more resorts, while also continuing to develop what he calls the “Yelp for ski instructors.”
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A 24-year-old CEO is ready to bring Snowvation to more resorts, while also continuing to develop what he calls the “Yelp for ski instructors.”
A new CEO, brand and angel investing round have led PepPod from $10,000 in 2015 revenue to an expected $1 million this year.
“I’m shooting for Ralph Lauren meets Patagonia,” Jeremy Dougherty said of his company’s newly released flannel shirt. “On Saturday night, I wore it to Del Frisco’s and I sold two of them.”
The RiNo mobile checkup startup plans to use its most recent capital raise to expand into more markets.
Initially seeking just $15,000, the Specdrums crowdfunding campaign ended last week with $189,000 raised from 2,000 people.
After years of wearing ill-fitting bras, Jaclyn Fu decided to fill the gap in the market by launching a bra company targeting women with small breasts.
The sledgehammers came out this week at a Denver software startup’s Five Points office to knock down a wall and add 1,000 square feet.
A company owned by Boulder private equity has reached an agreement to sell most of its business to Wyoming-based Green House Data in a $1.9 million deal.
Feeling congested in its current digs, a RiNo health tech company has found a cure for cramped quarters.
The co-founder of Geek Fuel is preparing an unboxing of sorts himself – moving the company into a hip new office at Industry RiNo Station.
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