Tag: Headquarters
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Denver Summit sets up HQ in Lower Downtown
As Denver’s new national women’s soccer team prepares for their first game, its corporate team has officially set up its home turf. Denver Summit FC signed a lease in Lower Downtown for its new corporate headquarters, commercial real estate firm CBRE announced Wednesday. The soccer team’s new home will be located in the Mercantile Square…
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Alabama lawmaker says Space Command moving, Colorado pushes back
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mike Rogers said on a podcast Wednesday he expects an official announcement later this month that Space Command will move to his home state of Alabama, prompting swift pushback from Colorado House Republicans. It is the latest in a yearslong tussle between Huntsville, Ala., and Colorado Springs over the command,…
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Colorado approves $13 million in tax incentives for three companies anticipating job growth
The Colorado Economic Development Commission on Thursday approved $13 million in economic development incentives for three companies to keep or expand their businesses in Colorado, with the potential to bring more than 750 jobs to the state in the next eight years. Caliola, a Colorado Spring-based communications company, accepted state job-growth incentive tax credits to…
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Agriculture company chooses Denver for headquarters
Agriculture company Greenfield Holdings announced Thursday it would locate its new headquarters in Denver, creating up to 20 jobs, according to a news release. The company “is on a growth trajectory and is developing a world-class asset base that will help facilitate the growing international demand for grain and other U.S. agricultural products,” the release…
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Lone Tree grows into corporate employment center
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save There’s more than 10,000 employees working within a half mile of the Sky Ridge Regional Transportation District light rail station off I-25 and Lincoln Avenue, according to city officials. While it was always the plan for Lone Tree, it took years and a light rail…
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New Zealand company picks Denver for U.S. headquarters
Another international company has picked Denver for its U.S. headquarters. This time it’s FileInvite from New Zealand. The “software as a service (SaaS)” company pledged to create up to 144 jobs for a new Denver HQ, which officials said will help the tech company better serve almost 50% of its customer base, which is in…