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Denver's startup scene is more than just a buzzword; it's a community backed by a strong set of local investors. These firms are funding a diverse group of founders, with interests ranging from gaming to industrial tech.
You'll find established players like BITKRAFT Ventures, which has backed over 200 companies, and Irving Investors, with more than 20 successful exits.
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Buy It For $97 $297 →BITKRAFT Ventures backs founders building at the intersection of gaming, web3, and immersive technology. As a leading investment platform for the sector, their portfolio includes category-defining companies like Discord.
Blackhorn Ventures invests in early-stage companies that apply cutting-edge engineering to improve industrial resource productivity. They support startups transforming foundational sectors like transportation, energy, and the built environment to build a more efficient future.
Industrious Ventures backs early-stage founders who are transforming foundational industries like space, defense, and manufacturing. They partner with teams for the long haul to help reconstruct entire value chains from the ground up.
Irving Investors partners with disruptive technology companies by providing capital, expertise, and connections throughout their growth journey. They support businesses across all stages, from seed to post-IPO, and also offer credit and private investment options to help them scale.
Range Ventures backs founders at the pre-seed and seed stages who are building software for the future of work. As a team of former operators, they provide hands-on go-to-market support to a portfolio that includes companies like Vanta and Hightouch.
AI Capital backs post-revenue, enterprise AI software companies in critical sectors like healthcare, manufacturing, and energy. Led by former operators and MIT AI Lab alumni, they provide unique guidance on the complex process of selling and deploying enterprise AI software.
KEY Investment Partners provides growth capital and strategic guidance to early-stage companies in the U.S. cannabis industry. The firm focuses on ancillary businesses, investing in the infrastructure and technology that supports the sector.
Dedicated to economic development, Rockies Venture Club operates as a non-profit angel group investing in seed and early-stage startups. In addition to capital, they provide support through a sidecar fund and more than sixty annual events, including the Angel Capital Summit.
Originally a crypto hedge fund, Leland Ventures now invests in early-stage blockchain startups, guiding them on both technical architecture and economic strategy. They provide founders with global resources and access to community influencers to help launch and grow their decentralized projects.
The Colorado Impact Fund provides growth capital to local companies that generate consistent investment returns alongside positive community outcomes. They help Colorado entrepreneurs build exceptional and lasting companies, with a portfolio that includes the tech education platform Galvanize.
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