An Aspen restaurant, a Boulder beverage company and a firm making a palm-cooling device for gym-goers are among those that raised cash.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for September 2023
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Inspirato founder steps down as CEO of struggling travel club
Brent Handler had served in the role since starting the company with his brother in 2011.
Tech therapy startup SonderMind moves HQ back downtown
The company, which spent the last two years at I-25 and Colorado, has taken space at 1099 18th St.
Boulder maker of plant-based meat alternatives cutting 20% of workforce
Meati sells its cutlets and steaks, made from mushroom root, in about 1,200 stores nationwide, including Whole Foods.
Fort Collins pocket watch converter says it’s time to launch a new brand
Vortic has sold 2,500 watches since launching in 2014, for up to $7,500 each. Now, the company is trying to scale with a new line.
Startup aiming to expedite development permitting process launches in Denver
Pulley has partnered with Steve Ferris, a local real estate consultant. “All permitting is fundamentally local.”
Teacher turned tech founder wants AI to be the new classroom assistant
Former Conservatory Green Principal Adeel Khan’s new company has raised $2.4 million.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for August 2023
A robotics company and photography studio are among the companies that raised cash.
Photo studio startup Soona acquires social media content firm
Soona co-founder Liz Giorgi says her core customers are struggling to keep sales up after the pandemic.
133 Colorado firms make Inc. 5000 fastest-growing private companies list
The highest-ranking Colorado company, a Denver-based energy firm, came in at No. 49.
