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New Organization Seeks to Bridge the Gap for Hispanics in Tech
Rockies Venture Club and Hispanics and Technology hosted four Hispanic-led tech startups for a venture pitch night. This is part of a greater effort to diversify the technology and venture capital industries.
5 Essential Steps to a Successful Business Purchase
Once a business for purchase is identified, buyers can follow a tried and true path to a successful purchase, avoiding common pitfalls and red flags along the way. Part two of a two-part series on business transactions.
Colorado Proud Promotes the Future of Farming and Agriculture
While farming and agriculture has a historic significance to Colorado, the future of Colorado ag includes urban farmers, redefining traditional practices for sustainability and the expansion of smaller farms and ranches.
The Somber Truth of Ski Season and Climate Change
Climate change will exacerbate the divide between resorts in the ski industry. Only the strongest and most well capitalized will be able to survive the changes.
Is the Luxury Car Badge Worth the Cost?
These two cars are indeed very similar in size and feel. But the Lexus and the Toyota had similar driving and handling experiences despite major differences in the way the equipment was deployed.
This Englewood Gym Takes Sport to New Heights
One of Colorado’s more storied outdoor activities is making its mark in the great indoors, too. Climbing gyms hold appeal for those seeking workouts that are both physically challenging and mentally engaging.
6 Essential Steps to a Successful Business Sale
There are no mulligans when selling a business. Sellers only get one shot at doing it right. Follow these essential steps to avoid common pitfalls and gauge buyer-fit for a successful business transaction.
How Focus Property Group Operationalized a Denver Landmark
As Denver continues to grow, it seems that the city skyline is constantly evolving to include new apartments, condos and skyscrapers. With growth, however, comes the responsibility of preserving the buildings that helped put Denver on the map in the first place.
The Unique Meaning of Independence Day for Colorado's Small Businesses
The Centennial State, today, continues to lead the nation in small business expansion and growth with more than 630,000 firms employing over 1.1 million people.
Who Gives a SCRAP: Awash in Donations
The store opened their first location in Colorado Springs in 2015. It then expanded to open a second spot in Fort Collins a year later.
Unlikely Earrings in the Cards
Karma Card Jewelry was started by a Greeley music teacher with the idea of making earrings from gift cards, beads, vinyl and other recycled materials.
The Best New Shirt is an Old Beloved Shirt
Jennifer Basch uses customers' used T-shirts from breweries and sports teams to repurpose into skirts. She once crafted a scarf from 30 ties a customer inherited from her late father.
