Each week, Built In Denver visits three tech startups across Colorado's front range. We interview founders, and highlight how these innovative companies got started, where they're going and what makes them unique.
For week #6 of our Startup Tour, we visited PivotDesk, FullContact API, and iGiveFirst:
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With major sucesses coming right out of TechStars, PivotDesk has been in the news a lot lately. They've recently expanded from Boulder/Denver to New York and San Francisco.
Founder and CEO David Mandell gave us great insight into his company's success. With nearly 15 years of experience in startups, David has a lot of great advice for aspiring founders and new companies.
Read our interview with him here.
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FullContact API has been growing steadily, and is looking to continue on that path this year. We talked with CTO Ben Deda, read our profile here.
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iGivefirst is a smaller startup in Denver, but with a great cause. Making giving social and with a huge event featuring the Black Eyed Peas on the horizon, it promises to make some big changes to how nonprofits interact in the social space. We talked with founder Sharif Youssef in our interview.
Built In Denver's Startup Tour is a part of our mission to create stronger community and collaboration in the digital startup scene.
Read past Startup Tour Posts:
Week #5: TrackVia, AppIt Ventures, and Prediculous
Week #4: RentBits, Digital Fridge, and FluentStream Technologies.
Week #3: Inversoft, BlogMutt, and Choozle.
Week #2: Dizzion
Week #1: GoSpotCheck, Dabble, Mode Set
If there's a particular startup you would like to learn about or if your company would like to be covered in a future Startup Tour, contact Nicole Relyea, Director of Community Development, at [email protected].