Startups

Imogene and Willie is swinging back at a Colorado couple that says the denim company used their $1.5 million investment as a “private ATM machine.”

David Estrada launched a furniture-making startup for tables with a mid-century modern design that won’t fall apart outdoors like a typical walnut wood piece from the 1950s.

A residential real estate agent hopes his audio invention will bring a more relaxed vibe to the golf course.

“We’re really about teaching parents to be great teachers for kids in the first three years of life,” said Julie Clark, who co-founded Baby Einstein before starting WeeSchool three years ago.

Two Denver brothers launched one of the most lucrative local Kickstarter campaigns ever with a toy for customers with ants in their pants.

The health care startup now has a proof of concept clinical trial under its belt and just raised $200,000 for an expanded study.

After raising $400,000, a cloud software company looks to woo investors and expand its sales and marketing staff.

Tami Door of the Downtown Denver Partnership said that, besides networking, the festivities “make sure that the rest of the nation knows what’s going on,” as Door said.