Colorado tech companies are changing the face of the state’s tech industry fueled by last week’s growth, and a few of them are hiring new talent. Read up on the latest from the Centennial State tech sector. This is the Built In Colorado weekly refresh.
Strive Health expands its HQ. This healthtech company is expanding its headquarters within its home state. Based in Denver, Strive Health provides a care platform for individuals diagnosed with kidney diseases. It’s planning 250 new hires over the next five years across its clinical, operations, strategy, technical and data management teams with an annual wage of $131,572. [Built In Colorado]
Revnt hosts Boulder Startup Week. The conference event connects individuals on the city’s startup scene, from entrepreneurs to investors. After going fully virtual last year, it stuck with this strategy again this year on event platform revnt. The software allows users to take notes and revisit event recordings whenever they need. Executives from Google, Twitter, UiPath and more spoke at the event this year. [Built In Colorado]
Colorado Tech Quote of the Week
ColdQuanta pulled in $20M. The company developed tech that allows scientists to cool down atoms enough to manipulate their composition. ColdQuanta pulled in its latest capital raise to fund the commercialization of its tech as well as hire new members to its Boulder team. Investors included Foundry Group, LCP Quantum Partners and Maverick Ventures, among others. [Built In Colorado]
Choozle raised $15M. Companies like Papa John’s and Dealer.com use Choozle’s self-service platform to manage their digital advertising campaigns. Boathouse Capital led the Denver-based startup’s Series C round that will go toward investing in its product and expanding its solutions into mid-market. [Built In Colorado]
Solid Power welcomes new board members. Joining the board of directors for this company that manufactures batteries for electric vehicles are representatives from auto companies BMW Group and Ford Motor Company. Ted Miller of Ford works with electrification and power supply research. Rainer Feurer joined from BMW and is a member of its supervisory board of joint ventures. [PR Newswire]
