DENVER ndash The Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade has announced that it will make the online application process for the Advanced Industry Investment Tax Credit available in early September.House Bill 1012, passed this year, allows investors who put money into qualified small businesses in...
It’s no coincidence that two of Boulder’s most imaginative tech startups were selected to join the inaugural Disney Accelerator class this summer. Interactive learning toy maker Ubooly and robotic ball maker Sphero are two of the 11 participants in the three-month program. The Disney Accelerator will be based in LA, the heart of the nation’s entertainment and creativity industry, so that participants can make industry connections and also just let their imaginations run wild.
Two, Boulder-area companies are among the inaugural companies to join the new Disney Accelerator, the startup accelerator backed by Walt Disney.... (more)
People are opening their pockets in metro Denver to help community members in need, according to the latest news from GoFundMe.
More than $3.7 million has been raised within a 50-mile radius of Denver since the crowdfunding site launched in 2010, according to company spokeswoman Kelsea Little.
Medical, education, and volunteer categories are most popular on the GoFundMe site, which has raised more than $340 million site-wide.
It was a good spring for Colorado’s startups and tech companies, with Twitter’s acquisition of Gnip and big venture rounds earning headlines. Here’s recap of some of the second quarter’s biggest stories. -Twitter Buys Gnip Gnip, a Boulder-based startup founded in 2008, and Twitter have been partners for years. This April, that relationship got closer when Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) bought Gnip for an undisclosed price.
Don Smith pitches Omega3 Beef to investors and fellow entrepreneurs at the pitch academy in Aspen Glen on Friday. Omega3 was the crowd favorite of seven ventures.
Don Smith pitches Omega3 Beef to investors and fellow entrepreneurs at the pitch academy in Aspen Glen on Friday. Omega3 was the crowd favorite of seven ventures.
Congrats to @IbottaApp, Accuvant & Spectranetics Corp for recognition by @EYnews #Entrepreneur Awards http://t.co/BjV99QD3nB
Mike Freeman is CEO at the Innosphere, a 501 c3 technology incubator headquartered in Fort Collins with more than 40 client startup companies working in the cleantech, bioscience, digital health and software sectors.
Posted By Justin Ker, Car2Go, Tuesday, April 08, 2014
Justin Ker, Business Development and Marketing Manager of car2go, is proud to launch his passionate side venture called Denver On The Rocks.
A pleasure to introduce to you!
We are Denver On The Rocks, and you are receiving the first email to our local email list! My name is Jason Rothrock, the Founder, and I cannot wait to tell you about the app we built for you.