It’s almost time to name a champion in the 2024 Colorado Inno Madness bracket-style challenge.
Two female-founded businesses are now competing head-to-head in the championship.
Denver-based food tech startup Bitewell hones in on the “food as medicine” industry. The startup was co-founded in 2020 by CEO Samantha Citro Alexander and has gone on to raise $6 million.
Fort Collins-based Tilt is a workplace leave management platform that streamlines company leave policies and federal and state laws surrounding leave. Founded in 2017 by Jen Henderson, Tilt has raised $18.5 million in venture capital to date.
Vote below for which company you would invest in.
Check out the Round 3 results here, and the updated bracket below.
If you’re not familiar with our final players, find a brief description of them here before casting your vote.
What is Colorado Inno Madness?
Inno Madness is a friendly, bracket-style challenge designed to generate awareness and excitement for the state’s ecosystem and businesses that are driving it forward.
For this year’s challenge, we’re asking readers to vote to advance companies based on one question: Who would you invest in?
When and how can I vote?
Voting is now open, and the final round will end on April 19.
Readers can cast one vote per round. News about which businesses advance, and those that don’t, will be shared on Colorado Inno and in our biweekly newsletter. (Subscribe here if you aren’t already receiving the Beat newsletter.)
The 2024 Colorado Inno Madness champion will be crowned on Tuesday, April 23.
