Historically, the events/catering industry has been a very person-to-person business from the very first customer phone call to the catering van driving away after an event. When COVID-19 began sweeping through the United States, just about every business was forced to stop any in-person encounters, unless it was deemed essential for the community. The events/catering industry came to a grinding halt and even future bookings were eventually forced to cancel. With no revenue coming in for the foreseeable future, Riccardo Mazzeo, CEO of Three Tomatoes Catering, had to strip the company budget and surmise how long it could withstand the shutdown.
Clove & Twine has done it again! CCP helped them secure an additional 6,735 square feet within the building at York Street Yards, bringing their total footprint to 16,500 square feet at York Street Yards. This fall the additional space will be ready to accommodate business operations for Clove & Twine's busiest time of year!
Column Commercial Partners (CCP) recently represented Clove & Twine (www.cloveandtwine.com) with a new lease of 9,997 SF at York Street Yards. Clove & Twine is a premier distributor of remarkable branded goods to corporate America – offering companies a chance to gift their valued employees, clients, and partners with products and kits they truly value. The national company is rapidly growing; with seasonal/holiday high demands, so CCP had to factor these dynamics into the property search and negotiations. Therefore, we structured a lease agreement to include temporary space at no cost, to accommodate their growth while also allowing them to move into their permanent space after their busy season.
One of the greatest things about entrepreneurs is that we envision a better way of doing something and want to share it with the world. And oftentimes, a brilliant idea is born out of grappling with a very difficult period in life. Once we find our footing we want to help ease the journey for others. This is exactly how Mindful Mamas was conceived. In this interview, Terra LaRock shares how her experience becoming a new mother, paired with her background in psychology has culminated to form an extraordinary business idea that is helping mamas around the world!
If you are an entrepreneur or business leader, listen up, because this man, his organizations, and his story could be the keys to your success AND interpersonal growth! In this episode, Matt interviews Greg “Woody” Greenwood, Co-Founder of the Colorado Thought Leadership Forum, Blackstone Entrepreneurs Network, and Co-Founder and CEO of SpiralMethod. (Incidentally, SpiralMethod is a call-back to episode 20 with Leslie Jones. And she coached Greg back in the day!) He has partnered with Leslie on the SpiralMethod, cultivating transformative leadership in organizations. Brimming with wisdom in building and managing businesses, Greg is now dedicated to serving the entrepreneurial community- leading with his heart, rather than his bank account.
Column Commercial Partners recently helped Aurum, a home automation technology company with their new 8,860 SF lease in Denver. Their new space will be comprised of employee offices, a much-needed warehouse, and a showroom staged to showcase their products and services, including remote/app-controlled media/entertainment, communication, lighting, climate control, and security! Congratulations, Aurum, on the cool new digs, coming this summer!
Bob Clark, the host of the OnFire B2B Podcast interviews Matt Brower, Founder and Managing Broker at Column Commercial Partners. In this mini episode Bob asks Matt how he quantifies and drives results at Column Commercial Partners (and all other business endeavors). We hope you find this helpful and we thank Bob for the opportunity!
It's impossible to overstate how the Coronavirus pandemic has and will impact our lives. Some things will "go back to normal" (or close to it) in time, but there are some categories that will be forever changed.
The way we work is one of them.
Post-Covid work will bring with it opportunities and challenges business leaders need to be prepared for to stay ahead. On June 4th at 10:30 AM MT, we’ll have an interesting discussion from commercial real estate, coworking, and technology perspectives and share strategies leaders should take now to stay competitive and bounce back better than before.
Speakers include Stacy Taubman, Founder/CEO, RISE Collaborative Workplace; Matt Talbot, Co-Founder/CEO, GoSpotCheck; and Matt Brower, Managing Broker, Column Commercial Partners.
It's impossible to overstate how the Coronavirus pandemic has and will impact our lives. Some things will "go back to normal" (or close to it) in time, but there are some categories that will be forever changed.
The way we work is one of them.
Post-Covid work will bring with it opportunities and challenges business leaders need to be prepared for to stay ahead. On June 4th at 10:30 AM MT, we’ll have an interesting discussion from commercial real estate, coworking, and technology perspectives and share strategies leaders should take now to stay competitive and bounce back better than before.
Speakers include Stacy Taubman, Founder/CEO, RISE Collaborative Workplace; Matt Talbot, Co-Founder/CEO, GoSpotCheck; and Matt Brower, Managing Broker, Column Commercial Partners.
Mint & Serif, a friendly and family owned coffee shop in Lakewood first opened for business on Colfax and Simms in 2016. Since the beginning, they have been active participants in the Lakewood community- hosting monthly art shows, outdoor yoga classes, fundraisers, children's storytime, and more. CCP recently represented them with their new retail space at 7310 W. Colfax, just a few blocks from their original location. Mint & Serif plans to relocate to the new location before the end of the summer. Congratulations, Mint & Serif!
