Resources are selected using a variety of criteria:

First, we look for resources that are aligned with our mission to support both innovation and opportunity for Coloradoans. This is a slight departure from many existing ecosystems maps.

Second, we have a strong bias toward resources that have a physical presence in Colorado. This doesn’t exclude non-Colorado resources, but it does influence how decisions are made in certain oversaturated industries, particularly with Service Providers.

Resources are sourced from a wide variety of existing lists available to the general public.

If you know of a resource that doesn’t have a profile in CSR, it’s highly likely we either 1) haven’t found it yet, or 2) it’s in the queue of several hundred resources we’re currently reviewing.

We’re actively working on adding numerous features to CSR. If you have an idea you’d like to see implimented, drop us a message.

Outside resources can have a tremendous impact on the success of Coloradoans, providing access to additional capital, while encouraging competition on a national and global scale.

Supporting a strong Colorado innovation and opportunity ecosystem sometimes means looking outside of our borders, as we work to bring more capital and service providers to our state.

To add a resource for consideration, simply drop the link and we’ll take care of the rest. If you have multiple resources, drop us a message or consider becoming a Content Partner.

We do our best to prevent mistakes, but it happens. If you find a resource that needs correction, send us a message and we’ll take care of it promptly. We’re working on a profile feature that will allow you to report any errors or corrections. Stay tuned!

Yes, several, actually.

Unfortunately, many of the existing ecosystem lists currently available are incomplete, cater only to entrepreneurs, difficult to navigate, and contain anywhere from 40-70% dead links to outdated resources.