<p dir="ltr"><strong>Personal Capital isn’t the only Colorado-based company that greatly emphasizes a collaborative culture. Built In checked in with leaders from eight more companies who’ve also felt a sense of belonging since the moment they were hired.&nbsp;</strong></p>

While Colorado isn’t exactly Wall Street, we do have our fair share of fintech companies helping consumers and businesses manage, make and even spend their money. Here are several Colorado players — some new, some old — to keep an eye on.</p>

We’re looking at eight local tech companies that are solving big challenges, building innovative products — and having a whole lot of fun along the way. Are you ready to join them?<br /> &nbsp;</p>

<p dir="ltr"><strong>Personal Capital isn’t the only Colorado-based company that greatly emphasizes a collaborative culture. Built In checked in with leaders from eight more companies who’ve also felt a sense of belonging since the moment they were hired.&nbsp;</strong></p>

While Colorado isn’t exactly Wall Street, we do have our fair share of fintech companies helping consumers and businesses manage, make and even spend their money. Here are several Colorado players — some new, some old — to keep an eye on.</p>

Dana Cassell

Updated on November 30, 2023

Temperatures may be dropping, but these Colorado tech companies are warming up for an exciting new year. Here are the ones to watch.

A senior analyst from a Colorado fintech reflects on her career journey.

Avery Komlofske

Updated on February 21, 2023

Leaders from Funding Circle and Melio give their insight into the evolution of fintech in 2023.

Three leaders share successful ways to encourage ownership, build buy-in from leadership and colleagues, and effect change

Anderson Chen

Updated on November 22, 2022

In a post-pandemic work environment, the office is no longer the center of activity for tech employees.

Everyone can play an important role in creating a more inclusive workplace.

At Datadog, Funding Circle and PAIRIN, customer success managers rely on data to monitor account health and nurture long-lasting client relationships.

Is Colorado calling?

Tyler Holmes

Updated on April 21, 2021

While a salesperson is the expert, sometimes saying less leads to more.

<p dir="ltr">As businesses nationwide have shifted to remote work due to the coronavirus pandemic, employees are experiencing blurred lines between work and home.&nbsp;</p> <p dir="ltr">As a result, many workers are clocking in longer hours, attending more meetings and ultimately, feeling serious burnout. To combat this trend, companies have refocused their attention on the work-life balance of their teams.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>

We wanted to see what a working diversity and inclusion initiative looks like, and asked three Colorado tech companies how they create workforces that mirror the wider community.&nbsp;</p>