June 6, 20195:26:16 pm

2013 Mercury 100 – Boulder Valley

BizWest Staff

Employees of event sponsor BSC Signs in Broomfield enjoy the open-air pavilion while networking. From left are John Dobie, owner of BSC Signs, along with employees Dustin Monroe and Bobby Chambler.

Nova Covington, founder and chief executive of Goddess Garden in Boulder, accepts a plaque for placing No. 3 on the Mercury 100 list for companies with annual revenue less than $2 million. At left is Boulder County Business Report publisher Christopher Wood, and at right is Ryan Arney, a partner at law firm Davis, Graham and Stubbs LLP, the event’s primary sponsor.

Hy Harris, a partner in the tax service area of event sponsor EKS&H, addresses the crowd at Mercury 100. EKS&H, an accounting firm, was the title sponsor of the event and verified revenue figures that were used in determining company rankings on the list.

Employees of event sponsor BSC Signs in Broomfield enjoy the open-air pavilion while networking. From left are John Dobie, owner of BSC Signs, along with employees Dustin Monroe and Bobby Chambler.

The Boulder County Business Report uses Twitter to count down from No. 100 to No. 11 on its Mercury 100 list of fastest-growing companies before introducing the top 10 in person.

Attendees network while checking tweets and charts about the area’s fastest-growing companies.

About 275 people attended Mercury 100 held at the pavilion at the Omni Interlocken Resort in Broomfield.

Nova Covington, founder and chief executive of Goddess Garden in Boulder, accepts a plaque for placing No. 3 on the Mercury 100 list for companies with annual revenue less than $2 million. At left is Boulder County Business Report publisher Christopher Wood, and at right is Ryan Arney, a partner at law firm Davis, Graham and Stubbs LLP, the event’s primary sponsor.

Hy Harris, a partner in the tax service area of event sponsor EKS&H, addresses the crowd at Mercury 100. EKS&H, an accounting firm, was the title sponsor of the event and verified revenue figures that were used in determining company rankings on the list.

Employees of event sponsor BSC Signs in Broomfield enjoy the open-air pavilion while networking. From left are John Dobie, owner of BSC Signs, along with employees Dustin Monroe and Bobby Chambler.

The Boulder County Business Report uses Twitter to count down from No. 100 to No. 11 on its Mercury 100 list of fastest-growing companies before introducing the top 10 in person.

Attendees network while checking tweets and charts about the area’s fastest-growing companies.

About 275 people attended Mercury 100 held at the pavilion at the Omni Interlocken Resort in Broomfield.

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