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Denver might not get the attention San Francisco and New York get when it comes to startups, but it has one of the fastest emerging communities in the U.S. And like some of the biggest startup hubs, Denver’s startups are investing in some killer real estate.
Case in point: Convercent, a startup quickly disrupting the stodgy area of compliance, has just moved into an incredible new space in Denver’s Golden Triangle neighborhood.
In the middle of July, Convercent’s 80 employees moved into the new office at 929 Broadway, which spans 21,000 square feet across two floors. The building wasn’t inhabited for six years, but was renovated to make room for Convercent. There’s enough room to support up to 150 employees, and it includes a huge kitchen, sleek conference rooms, and unique graffiti art created by a prominent Denver artist.
