CEO Roundtable: Macroeconomic impacts emerge as Boulder Valley innovators move past COVID
BROOMFIELD — Just as the innovative companies in the Boulder Valley have begun to move past the mid-term impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, macroeconomic factors such as slowing growth and tightening capital markets have begun rearing their heads.
Local innovators discussed such challenges, along with areas of optimism, during BizWest’s CEO Roundtable on Innovation held Wednesday in Broomfield in the offices of Plante Moran.
“We have a large bioscience industry here in Colorado, but we still don’t have a big pool of investors” headquartered in the Centennial State, Orbit Genomics CEO Dede Willis said.
Lack of local capital pools actually became less of…
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