Denver real estate executives launch energy efficiency startup
This article first appeared on BusinessDen.com, a BizWest news partner.
Jason Kosena and Richard Randall’s new energy efficiency startup was born on a bike ride.
“We came up with the idea while mountain biking in Moab and incubated it in concept form throughout 2019,” said Kosena.
At the time, both were executives at Cardinal Group Cos., a Denver-based firm that owns student and multifamily housing around the country. Kosena, now 40, headed up acquisitions, while Randall, 34, worked in asset management.
The pair had taken on some energy efficiency projects within the company’s holdings in an effort to improve cash…
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