Golden-based Safe Harbor Financial reported higher third-quarter revenue and deposit balances, making this a notable update for Jefferson County’s business community because it highlights the performance and stability questions facing a local public company in the financial services sector. The company said revenue rose to $1.95 million and client deposits increased, while losses narrowed from…more
Gogo, a Broomfield-based aviation connectivity company serving business and government aircraft, has named Amy Greene as vice president of investor relations, communications and government affairs, a leadership move that is relevant to Jefferson County because it signals continued corporate activity and stakeholder outreach from a major aerospace-related employer in the northwest metro area that overlaps…more
A Westminster-based tax verification company has partnered with a lending software provider to help banks process small-business and commercial loan applications more quickly, a development that could matter to lenders and borrowers across Jefferson County. The deal centers on speeding up tax-data checks that often delay lending decisions, which could help local banks serve businesses…more
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has put an emergency public fish salvage in place at Smith Reservoir in Lakewood after warning that seasonal water drawdowns could wipe out the fishery, creating an immediate local recreation story with potential spillover for nearby retailers and visitor-serving businesses. The action opens a narrow window for anglers to harvest fish…more
Crocs Inc., headquartered next door in Broomfield, reported stronger third-quarter 2026 results and raised its full-year outlook, making this relevant business news for Jefferson County companies that track the health of major regional employers and consumer brands. The footwear company said sales grew, profitability improved and its HEYDUDE brand returned to growth, signaling continued momentum…more
Curb ramp improvements planned on highways near Westminster and Broomfield are relevant to Jefferson County businesses because the work touches Jefferson County and nearby commuter routes, bringing short-term traffic disruptions but longer-term accessibility and pedestrian safety upgrades for customers, workers and delivery traffic. The project is scheduled to start Nov. 2 and continue into early…more
An Evergreen-based consumer products company is getting a business boost that matters locally: Humble Suds said its unscented laundry soap earned the EWG VERIFIED mark, a third-party designation that can help small brands stand out with retailers and shoppers focused on ingredient transparency and household safety. Because the company handcrafts its products in Evergreen and…more
Gogo, based in nearby Broomfield, said TransMedics has chosen its in-flight internet system for a 22-aircraft fleet that transports donor organs across the United States, making the announcement directly relevant to Jefferson County’s business community because it highlights a major Colorado aerospace and technology company winning specialized national work with real-world healthcare impact. Why this…more
A Golden-based biotech company, Ignite Proteomics, has entered a research collaboration with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, giving Jefferson County a direct tie to a nationally prominent cancer research effort. The partnership matters locally because it spotlights a homegrown life sciences business operating in Golden and could raise the region’s profile as a place for…more
Golden-based PlanetiQ has launched its second satellite of the month, a move that strengthens the company’s weather-data business while signaling continued growth in Jefferson County’s aerospace economy. The press release says the new satellite is now in orbit, supports better weather forecasting, and comes as the company nearly doubles its office space in Golden to…more
The Energy Suite, a Broomfield-based energy technology cooperative, says it is launching a new platform designed to help businesses and property owners lower energy costs and simplify decisions about power use, making the announcement relevant for companies across Jefferson County that manage buildings, operating expenses and long-term facility investments. Why this is relevant to businesses…more
A traffic technology company that has already been tested by the City of Lakewood is taking its privacy-focused street monitoring system to a major international smart-city event, giving Jefferson County businesses and local governments a timely example of how home-region pilot work can help shape future transportation and public-safety tools. The release says AglaiaSense and…more