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The Startup Colorado Podcast

Startup Colorado

Join Startup Colorado as we visit entrepreneurs and small business owners throughout the state, from outdoor industry startups to tech founders. We"ll explore the biggest challenges and opportunities rural entrepreneurs are facing in today"s evolving business landscape.

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04:25

New PPE Marketplace for Businesses

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/05/22

Finding Personal Protective Equipment has been yet another headache for business owners. That's why Energize Colorado, a volunteer organization originally tasked with sourcing PPE for healthcare providers, has launched a new marketplace for masks, hand sanitizer, disinfectant, and more. We spoke with Andi Rugg, a volunteer with Energize Colorado, and Ginny Burroughs, the owner of Inn at the Lake, who recently took to the new platform.

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04:47

Phil Weiser Departs SUCO Executive Committee

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/05/15

Phil Weiser, the Colorado Attorney General, is stepping down from the Startup Colorado Executive Committee. In this episode, we're recognizing his contribution to our organization, as well as Colorado's startup community as a whole. We speak with Phil about the history of Startup Colorado and his hope for the organization's future.

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06:44

Becoming a Business Owner in a Pandemic

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/05/13

Mara and Josh Hardy purchased their new physical therapy business in January. In March, the pandemic hit. We spoke with this husband/wife team about what it was like to be a new business owner navigating an unprecedented crisis. Despite the challenges, Mara and Josh experienced some unexpected silver linings.

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06:48

An Apothecary, an Herbalist, and COVID-19

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/05/08

When Briana Wiles came down with an assumed case of COVID-19, she relied upon her background as an herbalist to cope with the symptoms. She developed new teas and tinctures from roots and herbs at home, then figured out how to make these new blends available to her customers at Rooted Apothecary in Crested Butte and Gunnison. In this episode, we hear about her experience with the virus and how it changed her as a business owner.

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09:10

The Reopening Trail Map

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/05/06

Eagle County recently received an exemption to the new Safer at Home Order and is laying out a tiered approach to reopening. We chat with the county's emergency manager, as well as business owners who are implementing health and safety protocols to keep their employees and customers safe. For other counties developing their reopening strategies, Eagle County can provide some solid advice. Features: Birch Barron, Emergency Manager of Eagle County Scott Robinson, Business Operations Manager of

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06:27

Waste Not - Save the Food, Serve the People

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/04/29

When restaurants closed for business, many wondered what would happen to all that food sitting in their coolers. That's where the Good Food Collective and emergency food assistance groups in Southwest Colorado came in. Through a quick response to the pandemic, stay-at-home orders, and sudden job losses, a coalition of kitchen staff, community organizers, and farmers are now providing restaurant-prepared meals for those in need.

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04:48

A New Mentorship Program for Entrepreneurs

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/04/24

A new mentorship program aims to help Colorado business owners and entrepreneurs navigate the growing economic crisis. Erick Mueller, the Executive Director of the Deming Center for Entrepreneurship at the University of Colorado Leeds School of Business, introduces COVenture Forward and how business owners can take advantage of an extensive network of mentors, CU faculty, and business students. Erick, who also facilitates the Demystifying Entrepreneurship program in rural communities, says mentors

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06:31

Finding Calm and Clarity in a Chaotic Mind

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/04/22

It's a stressful, chaotic world out there. No wonder so many of us are feeling overwhelmed and anxious. This week, we speak with Jeff Kinsey from The Logos Group, a coaching and consulting business in Boulder, about how entrepreneurs can learn to let go of stressful thoughts and tackle the big challenges ahead.

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09:04

Design Thinking In A Crisis

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/04/16

This iterative process is used by businesses and organizations around the world to define and solve problems. How can we use it to help entrepreneurs and community champions in times of crisis? We hear from Jonathan Ballesteros of Geyser Systems, Beth Flowers of the AIR Institute, and Beth McKeon of the Fluency Score.

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05:21

A Free Financial Advising Network

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/04/10

In response to the ongoing financial crisis, The Foundry Group has teamed up with Lew's List and High Plains Advisors to create a pro-bono COVID-19 Finance Assistance Network. The group comprises CFOs, controllers, and other senior finance professionals who are helping business owners navigate the new relief programs, as well as advice on planning for cash flow management and business planning in a post-COVID world. In this episode, Seth Levine from The Foundry Group tells us about this new

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07:50

How One Makerspace Is Saving Lives

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/04/08

Durango's MakerLab is teaming up with Fort Lewis College and a small army of volunteers to produce protective equipment for local hospitals. Here's how this rural makerspace transformed their day-to-day operations overnight and will soon produce $2.5 million worth of medical supplies.

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05:50

Going Online Overnight

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/04/03

Since the Stay At Home order went into place, yoga studios and gyms have closed their doors for the foreseeable future. Many, like The Sweaty Buddha in Durango, are moving their classes online to connect with their community of members. The transition isn't as easy as turning on the camera and pressing record, so we wanted to know how they're making it happen.

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07:59

What Is Our Societal Obligation?

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/04/01

Packraft manufacturer Thor Tingey reveals how his business is navigating his societal obligation to slow the spread. Based in the rural town of Mancos in Southwest Colorado, Alpacka Raft has been at the forefront of promoting responsible adventuring and providing for 30+ employees in a moment of crisis.

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07:02

One Step Ahead of "You Know What"

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/03/27

Josh Niernberg is the co-owner of three restaurants in Grand Junction. When the need for social distancing and staying at home meant customers could no longer dine-in, Josh revamped his entire business structure to stay one step ahead of You Know What. Episode 2 of Startup Colorado's new podcast examines how one restaurant owner is responding to the crisis.

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04:07

"We Can Do This" - A Note to Entrepreneurs

The Startup Colorado Podcast ·

2020/03/24

The Startup Colorado team is pivoting in response to the ongoing crisis by providing a new podcast series featuring rural entrepreneurs and community champions who are rising to the occasion. In our first episode, we hear from Colorado's Attorney General Phil Weiser and Startup Colorado's Managing Director Delaney Keating.

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