Thanks to the ingenuity of visionary chefs and restauranteurs, Denver’s restaurant scene continues to satiate even the most discerning of palettes with what seems like a constant flow of new concepts for Denverites and tourists to explore.
While there will always be tried and true favorites, saying we’ve enjoyed the new restaurant line-up this year is an understatement. From new hotel restaurants to food halls to rooftops, there’s no shortage of adventures for your tastebuds.
Column Commercial Partners Broker Melissa Krischuk recently interviewed Mark Reister, Founder of TGRP Solutions, to learn more about the firm's relationship-focused approach to company growth.
TGRP Solutions is a boutique professional services firm located in Denver, specializing in accounting, finance, internal audit and other CFO support services. Their team consists of experienced accounting and finance professionals who deliver the right talent at the right time – whether it is an extensive search for a permanent position within a company or an interim solution.
Column Commercial Partners Managing Broker Matt Brower recently sat down with Pascal Wagner, founder of Walkthrough, to learn more about how the growing tech company got its start and how it’s revolutionizing the real estate market.
Walkthrough is a platform that enables people to create high-end real estate marketing materials using their smartphones. It teaches customers how to take professional-grade photos without the professional-grade equipment, potentially saving them hundreds of dollars in marketing expenses. Since its founding in 2016, the company has grown exponentially, and mainly by word of mouth.
Now, the company is embarking on its next chapter of growth in the midst of participating in a highly competitive accelerator program with Techstars Boulder.
It’s time for the next installment of our series focusing on successful entrepreneurs and innovators across Colorado.
By sharing the experiences and lessons learned from these forward-thinking industry trailblazers, we hope that aspiring business leaders come away inspired to launch new projects and processes within their own companies and startups.
Our next interview is with Jennifer Panning, the chief financial officer of Apto. Apto is a web-based software company providing the commercial real estate industry with a simpler way to manage contacts, properties, listings and deals.
You can learn more about Apto and the work Jennifer is doing in our in-depth interview below, and on the company’s website. Let us know what you think in the comments.
It’s no secret that the Denver Metro Area is thriving. Companies big and small continue to flock here looking to tap into Colorado’s highly educated workforce and attract out-of-state talent with a desirable location that boasts the trifecta of reasonable cost of living (especially compared to the coasts), quality of life (the Rocky Mountains are, after all, in our backyard) and a great job market.
But with these amenities available to everyone, what makes certain companies stand out from the pack? Here are four must-haves to attract and retain your top talent.
The energy sector in Colorado has seen its fair share of ups and downs over the years, but it has always remained a vital part of the economic fabric of Metro Denver. As a key industry that we serve at Column Commercial Partners, we make it a point to stay up to date on the latest news and policies that affect our clients to better understand their real estate needs – and that includes attending industry-specific events.
I’ve had the pleasure of living and working in the Metro Denver commercial real estate market for more than 14 years, and over those years I’ve collaborated closely with hundreds of successful Colorado business leaders.
Those relationships continue to confirm that a company’s commercial real estate (CRE) strategy can act as a critical driver of their overall business success and growth. The right space can enable a company to attract the best talent, grow a healthy employee culture, increase overall efficiency and productivity, and much more.
One of the most important things I’ve also learned as the Denver market has evolved is that just providing great CRE advice is no longer enough.
It’s no secret that the Metro Denver business economy is booming, and the commercial real-estate market is booming right along with it.
If you’re the CEO or leader of a Colorado company that’s considering a move or expansion in Metro Denver, the region’s growing success has a lot of pluses. There are new buildings under construction across the city, and the workforce is continuing to strengthen and grow.
However, with this positive momentum also comes an increasingly complex leasing and negotiating environment. To help you get the most out of your research, here are four key trends we’re seeing either emerging or continuing in 2017 that you should consider as you plan.
