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The owner of the insulated beverage holder maker, which is on track to surpass $100 million in sales this year, has been a lifelong entrepreneur focused on making money since the second grade.
Roman Rabinovich and his girlfriend Melissa Alexander launched a Kickstarter campaign to manufacture their Joepresso product that has raised $5,067 from 96 backers, but they need $15,000 to produce a mold and ship it.
“Less amenities, less price, more space is kind of our motto,” said developer Ben Maxwell of HM Capital.
“It’s almost like a magic trick,” said Keah Kalantari, co-founder of FrictionLabs, which developed the hygienic liquid grip chalk.
103 Denver companies made the cut based on revenue growth over a three-year period.
BillGo in Fort Collins, Wilde Brands in Boulder and Manatee and Frndly TV in Denver among those that reported raising cash.
This won’t be your typical RV park.
“One in eight people are diagnosed with infertility,” said Best Shot founder Abby Mercado. “But the technology is not fit for millennials.”
“We are prioritizing individual members above a company joining,” said one of the founders of Westbound Place.
The dry-erase whiteboard startup manufactures 95 percent of its products in Colorado, according to founder Anthony Franco.
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