Entrepreneurship Podcast, Entrepreneurship Season 1
Zach Macaffer and Collin Ricker share their journey of launching Nurange Coffee and the challenges they faced as entrepreneurs.
Finance, News, Real Estate and Construction Management
As the economy continues to recover from the worst recession since the 1930s, mortgage interest rates remain at historically low levels.
Entrepreneurship Podcast, Entrepreneurship Season 1
On episode 8 of the Entrepreneurship@DU Podcast, we chat with Hannah Nia and Luke Lopatofsky, who are members of the Pioneer Venture Group (PVG). PVG is a student-run venture capital firm that invests real money in new startups, giving students a hands-on opportunity to work with new startups in the seed-funding phase.
VOE Podcast, VOE Season 2
On the Daniels College of Business podcast, Rob Cohen, chairman and CEO of IMA Financial explains how to "listen, learn and then lead."
India Recruiting, VOE Podcast, VOE Season 2
On the Daniels College of Business podcast, longtime energy analyst Arjun Murti offers advice and says we're talking about the transition from fossil fuels all wrong.
Entrepreneurship Podcast, Entrepreneurship Season 2
In this episode, host Joshua Ross engages in a fascinating discussion with Ben Burgert, the entrepreneurial founder of Ben's Cycles and a University of Denver alum. Burgert shares his profound passion for bicycles and the inspiration behind establishing his business, which specializes in restoring and selling classic bikes, allowing cycling enthusiasts to experience the charm and nostalgia of vintage bicycles.
Entrepreneurship Podcast, Entrepreneurship Season 3
Noah Ryan joins the Entrepreneurship@DU podcast to discuss his journey from college student at the University of Denver to successful content creator and entrepreneur. He shares insights on building an authentic online presence, the challenges and opportunities in the digital content space, and strategies for monetizing a social media following. Noah offers advice on career development, emphasizing the importance of acquiring diverse skills and adapting to new opportunities rather than solely pursuing passion. Whether you're a student, professional, aspiring content creator, or an entrepreneur, this episode offers a fresh perspective on the importance of creating genuine value for an audience while maintaining personal authenticity in the digital age.
Entrepreneurship Podcast, Entrepreneurship Season 2
Episode 18 was recorded live in front of an audience of 150 students, faculty, entrepreneurs and innovators on the University of Denver campus. Two amazing individuals, DU alumni and investors, Caroline Gash and Bill Powell discuss how to unlock capital for startups seeking funding. They share their insights and advice on how to pitch your business to investors, how to navigate the investment landscape, and what investors are looking for in a startup.
VOE Podcast, VOE Season 2
On the Daniels College of Business podcast, Kirsten Benefiel, former CEO of HSS, shares advice for stepping off the corporate ladder and finding success.
Blog, Real Estate and Construction Management
This quarter we continue to look at the dynamics behind the market cycle for apartments in the Denver Metro Area. When the public sees more buildings being
VOE Podcast, VOE Season 3
On the Daniels College of Business podcast, Stephen Newton, founder and CEO of tech investment firm Occipital Ventures, shares his view on AI, his take on visionary leadership and how he helped keep Amazon and Facebook in compliance.
Entrepreneurship Podcast, Entrepreneurship Season 1
On episode 9 of the Entrepreneurship@DU Podcast, we chat with Luca Gacy, Founder and CEO of ICEBOX Controllers. ICEBOX creates customizable gaming controllers designed for durability and ergonomics. In its pre-launch stage, the company is already generating buzz within the competitive Esports community.
Entrepreneurship Podcast, Entrepreneurship Season 1
On episode 12 of the Entrepreneurship@DU Podcast, we chat with David Painter and Davis Mawer, the filmmakers behind "The Bird of Paradise." What started as a Capstone project in DU's Film program has "spread its wings" as an award-winning short film at several festivals, including winning the first-ever Student Production Award in the Heartland EMMY Chapter. This episode explores the parallels between self-started film and theatre productions, as Kevin Douglas also shares insights from his theatre company Two Cent Lion.
Software that monitors employees who work at home. Electronic gear that tracks everywhere they go and how they drive while on the job. Technology that
Founded in 1908, Daniels is a top-ranked business college at one of the country’s premier private and the oldest university in the Rocky Mountain West.
U.S. companies that benefited from more than $65 billion in taxpayer-backed loan guarantees have kept nearly $458 billion in profits offshore — avoiding
The decision to go back to school did for Armstrong what it does for many young, working professionals. It helped her get to the next level in her career
As crypto assets emerge and develop, so are the ways government entities regulate them and companies report them.
It might be easy to count the hours by looking at your calendar, but until recently, it was hard for organizations to find those numbers companywide.