TapInfluence trims workforce after move from Boulder to Denver

DENVER — TapInfluence Inc., which relocated its headquarters from Boulder to Denver in December, has laid off an undisclosed number of workers.

The Denver Business Journal reports that the company is adjusting its business focus to its product and technology, rather than marketing services. TapInfluence employed about 50 workers at the time of its move to 1514 Curtis St. downtown.

TapInfluence opened an office in Silicon Valley in March 2016. The company announced in April 2016 that it had closed a $14 million funding round.

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