Galvanize CEO Jim Deters is stepping aside
Jim Deters, co-founder of Denver-based Galvanize coding schools and entreprenuer campuses, is stepping aside as CEO and will become chairman of the company.
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Articles in category: Startups
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Longmont Startup Week designed to showcase Longmont as a hub for startups
Read Full ArticleLONGMONT — Longmont Startup Week kicks off today as a way to highlight Longmont’s entrepreneurs to the region. The goal is for anybody looking to start a business, invest in a business or wants to understand what is going on in the community to be inspired and educated by startup week, said Janine Ledingham, director of local business & startup community development for the Longmont Economic Development Partnership.
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Colorado Springs' startup 'Brainitz' is head of the class
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Tech startup in Colorado Springs makes databases easier
Read Full ArticleCreating and using databases can be complex, but local database software startup Tejon Technologies Inc. says it's trying to make complex databases easy.
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Colorado Springs tech startup helps businesses build apps and websites, has national goals
Read Full ArticleOwning and operating a company is difficult enough without the added task of creating a corresponding app or website.
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Denver startup Havenly seeks distance from VC amid sexual harassment controversy
Read Full ArticleHavenly, a female-led Denver tech startup, is asking a one of its main investors to terminate its board relationship as allegations of unwanted sexual advances by one of the venture capital firm's founders shakes Silicon Valley.
Technology blog The Information broke the news last week of female entrepreneurs saying Binary Capital co-founder and partner Justin Caldbeck made advances when they sought advice or talked about backing for startups, and that Caldbeck had a history of questionable behavior…
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Colorado sports tech company acquires app startup
Read Full ArticleTeamSnap Inc., a Boulder-based maker of recreational-sports management software, has acquired another company to expand into helping handle tournaments. What TeamSnap spent acquiring FanAppEvents was not disclosed in today's announcement.
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CirrusMD closes $7M Series A fundraising round
Read Full ArticleDENVER -- CirrusMD, which offers a text-first approach to telemedicine for large health systems and insurers, announced the closing of a $7 million Series A financing led by Colorado Impact Fund and...
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Longmont Startup Week reveals schedule of panels, keynote speakers
Read Full ArticleLONGMONT — Longmont Startup Week has unveiled its five days of events, which will include tracks for founders, developers, designers, networkers and more.
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Colorado Springs tech startup hopes to make waves
Read Full ArticleNetworking can sometimes be a challenge.
But a new tech startup hopes to make it easier to create waves.
Earlier this year, Colorado Springs-based RipTide launched a mobile app by the same name that's designed to help business professionals improve their profits through word-of-mouth referrals.
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5 startups using tech to make Colorado a healthier place
Read Full ArticleTechnology has had a tremendous effect on every industry, but none so much as healthcare. Healthtech business is booming in Colorado, with companies tackling some of the biggest challenges in healthcare, from family planning to mental health to healthcare administration. -
Growing pains: How these Colorado tech companies stay connected as they scale
Read Full ArticleEvery startup experiences growing pains as they scale. And no pain is more common than that of a team who has grown up and grown apart. As companies double, triple and even quadruple in size, employees can feel increasingly siloed and disconnected from their colleagues. -
Tech roundup: Vertafore's moving into Denver, Ibotta releases 5.0 and more
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Colorado ranks high among big states for startup activity, report says
Read Full ArticleIt looks like 2016 was a good year for Colorado entrepreneurs. Among the 25 largest states by population, Colorado was among the top five for startup activity, according to the 2017 Kauffman Index on Startup Activity released today. Kauffman releases a series of studies each year that also look at main street entrepreneurship and growth startups. This report looks at the:
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Techstars grad raises $1M after 1 year
Read Full ArticleA Denver startup helping self-insured employers save on healthcare costs has raised more than $1 million from 15 investors, according to SEC documents.
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With more than 1,000 proposals in Denver Startup Week ready for your votes
Read Full ArticleThe nation’s largest free entrepreneurial event—Denver Startup Week—received a record 1,039 session proposals this year. That’s up from 944 proposals submitted last year. Now it’s up to the public to help organizers choose which sessions should be held—last year the event hosted more than 300 programs.
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Boulder Startup Week starts today
Read Full ArticleBOULDER -- The 8th annual Boulder Startup Week starts today and continues through Friday with more than 200 free, open-to-the-public events set at a variety of mostly downtown locations.
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New Boulder Startup Week events to focus on bringing industries together
Read Full ArticleBOULDER — Early on in Boulder Startup Week, an experiment is to take place. On Tuesday, May 16, Techstars is sponsoring two brand-new events geared toward engaging the community and expanding Startup Week to go beyond just high-tech startups.
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Tech roundup: NBCUniversal buys major stake in Craftsy, Liqid raises $10M Series A and more
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Foundry Backs 3DR In New, $53M Funding
Read Full ArticleBoulder-based venture investor Foundry Group has backed current portfolio company 3DR, which develops drone technology and software, in a $53M, Series D funding. Foundry--an existing investor in 3DR--was part of a round led by Atlantic Bridge, and which also included Autodesk Forge Fund, True Ventures, Mayfield, and others. 3DR is based in Berkeley, California.
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Innovation Pavilion and Bold Legal partner to offer startup legal package
Read Full ArticleCENTENNIAL -- Innovation Pavilion announced a strategic partnership with Colorado law firm Bold Legal LLC to give entrepreneurs and startup companies access to premier legal and business...
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Prescient closes on $40M Series D funding round
Read Full ArticleARVADA -- Prescient, a company that offers a technology-based solution for a better way to plan, design, manufacture, build and operate multi-unit buildings, today announced it closed a Series D funding round.
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Startups no more? Denver's maturing tech scene getting funded and finding tech workers
Read Full ArticleUsed-car app Blinker takes aim at market dominated by Craigslist, eBay VictorOps, which has added 15 of its 60 employees since November, is also among a growing number of Colorado technology companies maturing beyond startup mode. Even as many startups fail, dozens of others are attracting millions in venture capital, hiring like mad and giving hope to the many other founders starting a venture of their own here.
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TechCrunch to hold pitch competition in Longmont
Read Full ArticleLONGMONT — TechCrunch, a leading technology publication, is hosting a pitch event in Longmont next week. John Biggs, an editor of TechCrunch, is hosting the pitch competition at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 19, at the Oskar Blues Oak Room.
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