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
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
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
Broomfield-based Gogo said Duncan Aviation has placed a prepaid order for 40 of its Galileo HDX in-flight internet systems, a sizable equipment purchase that points to continued demand for aircraft upgrades in the business aviation market. For Jefferson County companies that follow the region’s aerospace and advanced manufacturing economy, the announcement matters because it signals…more
Westminster-based Liqid has added longtime NVIDIA sales executive Kevin Connors to its board of directors, a move that signals the local technology company is strengthening its leadership as it works with major hardware partners and expands its business in the fast-growing market for artificial intelligence infrastructure. Why this is relevant to businesses in Jefferson County:…more
Exabeam, a cybersecurity company based in nearby Broomfield, said its partner-sales program is producing stronger business growth worldwide, making this announcement relevant to Jefferson County companies that track the regional tech economy and business expansion along the U.S. 36 corridor. The company reported that partner-driven sales opportunities and follow-on customer business exceeded internal targets in…more
A new collaboration between Broomfield-based Gogo and Boeing subsidiary Insitu points to continued growth in Colorado’s aerospace and advanced communications economy, with the companies announcing they have successfully tested a high-speed satellite connection system for unmanned aircraft. For businesses across Jefferson County, the news matters because it highlights fresh momentum in the broader metro area’s…more
Westminster-based Vantor says it has chosen EnduroSat and CACI to help build a new fleet of satellites that would watch the same places on Earth more frequently, a move that signals continued investment and growth in one of Jefferson County’s broader aerospace economy neighbors. For businesses in Jefferson County, the announcement matters because it points…more
A Littleton software company is opening early access for ExpenseDuck, a bookkeeping and tax-planning app aimed at freelancers who need an alternative to QuickBooks Self-Employed. The launch is relevant to Jefferson County’s business community because many local sole proprietors, contractors and independent workers face the same challenge of tracking expenses, mileage and quarterly tax set-asides,…more
DigitalOcean, a Broomfield-based cloud computing company, said its chief executive and chief financial officer will appear at a Goldman Sachs technology conference on September 8, giving a Colorado company with a sizable regional presence added visibility with investors and the broader business market. For Jefferson County businesses, the announcement matters mainly because it highlights continued…more
Exabeam, a Broomfield-based cybersecurity software company, said it has been named a recommended partner in Google’s unified security program, a move that could raise the profile of a Front Range tech employer and strengthen its ties with large business customers. For Jefferson County’s business community, the announcement matters mainly because it signals continued momentum in…more
Golden-based software company Golden Software has released an updated version of its Grapher product, adding new ways for users to display complex information in charts and reports. For businesses in Jefferson County, the announcement matters because it comes from a long-established local company serving engineering, environmental, education, government and resource-sector customers worldwide, reinforcing the area’s…more