DENVER -- 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...
LONGMONT — Longmont Startup Week has unveiled its five days of events, which will include tracks for founders, developers, designers, networkers and more.
Networking 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.
It 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:
A Denver startup helping self-insured employers save on healthcare costs has raised more than $1 million from 15 investors, according to SEC documents.
The 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.
BOULDER -- 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.
BOULDER — 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.
Boulder-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.
CENTENNIAL -- 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...
ARVADA -- 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.
Used-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.
LONGMONT — 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.
Arryved, a point-of-sale service catered toward breweries, recently secured $700,000 in private equity funding that will go to expanding their customer service and improving their platform. Arryved — pronounced “arrived” — is a tech startup that specializes in catering a point-of-sale platform for breweries. Having their own point-of-sale option can be key for breweries, Arryved CEO David Norman told BizWest, because of the way breweries are designed.
DENVER -- Go Code Colorado, an award-winning program that turns public data into business insights, announced the 10 finalist teams that advanced from Challenge Weekend.
If you’ve already heard about Go Code Colorado—Colorado’s award-winning program that engages entrepreneurs and software develops to turn public data into business insights—you already know that the top three teams get $25,000 contracts to get their idea off the ground.
LOVELAND -- The second annual Loveland Startup Week gets under way today with dozens of free presentations, panels and activities celebrating the city's tech and artistic communities.
There’s no slowing down in Colorado, which is why Colorado Technology Association (CTA) has partnered with local startup SelectHub to simplify the request for proposal process for CTA members searching for tech solutions.
The tech industry continues to grow rapidly in Colorado, creating an immense volume of IT projects that need to be fulfilled. The quicker they come together, and the easier it is for companies to partner within the state, the better.
