
The $660 million raised was up $444 million compared to March, with $308 million going to one Denver company.
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The $660 million raised was up $444 million compared to March, with $308 million going to one Denver company.
Truewerk, a direct-to-consumer brand of workwear founded in 2015, said it has grown nearly three times year-over-year.
Fresh Sends, which changes its bouquet offering once a week, did $2 million in revenue last year, according to its married founders.
The $216 million raised by 40 Colorado companies was down from the $224 million raised by 27 startups in February.
Spark Grills, which combines the flavor of charcoal with the convenience of gas, will use the funds to boost marketing, production and product development.
“When the best venture capital firm in the world calls, you answer the phone,” said Flock Homes founder Ari Rubin of the funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz.
“We saw an opportunity to create a one-stop shop,” said Richard Randall, who co-founded Echelon Energy along with Jason Kosena.
Closetbox picked up costumers’ belongings, then stored and retrieved them on demand.
Co-founder Scott Shatford will remain CEO of Denver-based AirDNA, which expects to increase its staff of nearly 100 by 50 percent in the next year.
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