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The Woman to Watch of TitanCEO
TitanCEO brings CEOs together through private events and roundtables in addition to private, instructor-led peer groups for TitanCEO members.
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The Women to Watch of PNC Bank
Katherine Clark and Marissa Martinez work with CEOs, human resource and benefit directors across Colorado to develop an employee financial wellness program, providing tools, resources and products to meet employees' financial needs.
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Sep 3, 2021The Women to Watch of Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti LLP
Equality and inclusion is a significant priority for the firm. In an industry where we tend to see more men around the table than women, we strive to empower this incredible class of female associates as they continue their legal practice.
Meet Studio Shed’s Jeremy Nova
Studio Shed is a great example of a Colorado business started not on purpose, but as an outcome of necessity. One persons problem and inability to find a solution on the market turned personally created solution. Jeremy Nova, a professional bike racer and Olympic athlete, needed a way to store his many mountain bikes. His answer[...]
Entrepreneur of 2021: Matanya Horowitz
The U.S. recycles just 33% of its waste. That creates greenhouse gases from extraction of virgin materials as well as emissions from landfills. Matanya Horowitz, founder and CEO of AMP Robotics in Louisville, aims to change that with robots.
Timeri Tolnay’s online marketplace for educational programs
An 18-year career as an educator showed Timeri Tolnay the pain points of curriculum adoption firsthand. She founded EdCuration in 2018 to solve the problem and launched an online marketplace for educational programs the next year.
Robin McIntosh’s goal to democratize access to addiction treatment
McIntosh and co-founder Lisa McLaughlin set out to create an online platform that would bring users in recovery for addiction and substance abuse "the best treatment in the world," McIntosh says.
An entrepreneur’s idea of providing GPS mapping services to developing countries
Aaron Young started Kaart in 2006 with the idea of providing GPS mapping services to developing countries. A pivot to software development and professional service sparked a growth spurt about a decade ago. The company now has 160 employees, including 100 at the Grand Junction headquarters.
Joni Klippert’s career of “building software for software engineers”
"The way we build software and procure software has to change," says the 38-year-old Klippert. "The code is changing so fast and so often, the idea that a third party who hasn't seen the code before could actually fix it was no longer true." StackHawk takes a different approach. "We help software engineers find and fix applicati[...]
Summit Biolabs’ saliva-based testing helped develop notably accurate COVID-19 tests
Summit Biolabs emerged from CU’s SPARK Program that aims to commercialize research at the Anschutz campus. While Summit’s COVID-19 tests have been widely used, Lu is again focused on cancer.
For Chris Motley, it’s all about mentorship
Motley’s mission with Mentor Spaces is to “scale mentorship for underrepresented communities.” Now 15 employees, Mentor Spaces counts SAP, Omnicom Media Group, GM Financial and TIAA among its clients.
Meet the pioneer in automated yard operations in logistics hubs
Hall and CEO Andrew Smith connected with "a well-pedigreed group of senior robotics engineers" in Colorado and decided to launch the company from Golden. Now 140 employees, Outrider has landed nine Fortune 500 customers since it emerged from stealth mode in February 2020, including Georgia-Pacific, and has closed on $118 million in funding to date.
