Mesa County ends the year with another Jump-Start milestone. As reported in The Daily Sentinel today, Fruita-based Sky Peak Technologies was just approved for the Rural Jump-Start Tax Credit Program. Sky Peak marks the 7th company to be approved for Jump-Start in Mesa...
Last week, tech startup Hayden Data became the 20th company approved for Colorado’s Rural Jump-Start Tax Program, an incentive program that provides companies with major tax breaks and cash grants for operating or expanding within a “Jump-Start...
And Why Tech Companies Have Already Moved Here By Robin Brown As we emerge from the pandemic, we’re only just beginning to understand the permanent change to the business world. However, the biggest shift to happen last year was the acceptance that companies in the...
The Grand Junction Economic Partnership [GJEP] on Friday announced that Låda Cube, a building tech company, is expanding and will move its headquarters to the Grand Valley.As part of its expansion plan, the company will add between 80-160 people in the next year,...
The Summer 2020 issue of Innovation & Tech Today features Grand Junction and Mesa County in its “Best of Tech Zone”. The magazine chose eight communities across the U.S. that were already hot spots for technology and innovation, that have...
In a recent report, Bloomberg ranked U.S. metros based on per capita personal income growth from 2016-2018. The data, as reported by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, shows Grand Junction grew by 6.2%, placing the city at #14 nationwide. That’s just one...
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