
The founder of Pueblo-based ActivArmor wants to take advantage of the 3D printers that hospitals and clinics increasingly have.
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The founder of Pueblo-based ActivArmor wants to take advantage of the 3D printers that hospitals and clinics increasingly have.
“Given the current economic conditions, we made the decision to accelerate our path towards profitability,” CEO Mark Frank said.
DispatchHealth and Choice Market are among the companies that raised cash.
“This is the missing piece where Sprinter vans are not able to navigate to. And being 50 I don’t want to sleep on the ground anymore,” said the founder.
CEO Lee Mayer said RiNo was a “rising star in the city” before the COVID pandemic but “it just didn’t feel exciting or vibrant like it used to.”
A Steamboat Springs tequila company and an Englewood popcorn producer were among companies that reported raising cash.
Denver and Boulder firms raised the most cash, topped by $265 million for Guild Education and $151 million for Meati Foods.
The founder of Denver-based Ibex Investors said electric driverless cars will be “the biggest technological innovation of our lifetime.”
CLMBR, which sells a vertical climbing machine, occupied the space for five months. “The hypergrowth just isn’t there,” said owner Avrum Elmakis.
Industry veterans Chris Erickson and Adam Burrows launched Range Ventures with a $23 million fund and it has invested in 19 companies so far.
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