I have worked with Robin Meetz and Imagination Technology on several projects. I have also referred…read moreher to some of my clients who were extremely pleased with her work. I will keep referring Robin for her creativity and design skills. She has an intuitive way of reading my mind regarding what I want in regards to professional business cards (nice cards; nice price!), website design, brochures and "leave behinds". There are so many designers out there...I highly recommend Robin and Imagination Technology.

Colorado Arts videoed our wedding last year at Mount Princeton. They captured our day to remember…read moreand we are so pleased with the video! Throughout the day they were there but not really seen or in the way. The job was professional and everything that was requested beforehand was completed.

I worked with New Focus Film on several videos for my business. They are excellent! Their attention…read moreto detail and their patience with the editing process was so helpful. They have all the equipment and lighting to do professional videos and they have access to resources (for example places to shoot videos). It all came together to create a great experience, and some excellent content for my business.

Matt was hired to create our 2015 Lafayette Oatmeal Festival video. He did an exceptional job…read more Matt was very easy to work with. He filmed all of the areas that I need and more. All editing changes were done in a quick and timely manner. The video is very high quality. Thanks Matt and I look forward to working with you again. Pat Vero Special Events Coordinator Lafayette Chamber

Denver Open Media is a super cool non-profit, community television idea. They essentially offer…read moreeverything from equipment rental to how-to classes and show all local programing on their 3 channels and the Internet. From what I understand viewers get to vote on content and so the content that has more votes gets moved to a different station. Videos get posted to Channel 56 first, based on the creator's chosen theme block. Then, depending on the number of votes received, competition within theme block, and freshness it will be scheduled on Channel 57. DOM also hosts first Fridays at their space with live music most of the time. It's a cool place to check out. And if you are an aspiring movie maker, actor or anyone else in the field you should consider posting your stuff with them.

This is the coolest thing almost no one knows about. Need a big camera and cords and a mic? Rent it…read morefrom them! Want to learn all about TV production, but don't want to enroll in school? They can help you with that too! They partnered with the Denver Film Series for a documentary series a couple years ago and broadcast each of the discussions afterward on one of their three channels. It was invigorating to hang out in such a creative, communal and quirky TV studio and an experience I won't soon forget.

Fast and friendly and worth every penny! I have multiple signs on several businesses around the…read moremetro area and I will continue to use these folks for as long as I am running businesses. I would highly recommend them.

Dun-Rite was great from start to finish with the awesome help and promptness that was provided…read morethroughout our project. Theresa never seemed to be too far away with a response or status update which is really appreciated. Thanks again for the Dun-Rite dedication.

Sunny helped our nonprofit organization with a broad range of HR services including recruiting,…read morecompensation, employee relations and benefits. As a growing organization we truly benefited from her expertise in all of these areas. She has a unique ability to serve as a sounding board and counselor as we made strategic decisions. And her bright, positive personality made a huge impact on morale. She was a joy to work with!

Iceberg Back Office Management has been incredibly helpful in getting my business organized and…read morerunning efficiently. I've used them for 3.5 years now they continue to provide the most up to date bookkeeping technology and processes. They have a great knowledgable staff that really cares about my success. It's made my startup businesses more fluid and I know have more time to focus on building my business as oppose trying keep up with my books. I would recommend them to anyone from startups to small corporation. Two thumbs up.

"Sounds like a horrible idea." -Telideo Productions response to my dream. Wait until I am really…read morebig, I will be returning to review them again.

We hired Telideo Productions for a non-conventional filming project here in Denver, CO. Peter &…read moreNaren were amazing to work with. They were flexible, fun, and offered great advice when it came to lighting and imagery. Our expectations were high for our project, and were pleasantly exceeded. We will hire Telideo for all of our future filming needs.

I am a current entrepreneur in bootcamp #22 at RMMFI and I have never felt more supported as a…read morebusiness owner and entrepreneur as I do here. I've been running my business for a year and needed to figure out what was next. This week marks week 6 of the 12 week bootcamp and I'm blown away and so excited for what comes next!! Thank you to everyone here for so much love, support, and information!!

This organization sucks…read more I had an idea for a business, and I looked around to see where I could learn how to write a successful business plan. A friend told me about this place. I wish she hadn't... The way this organization works is absurd: You have to go to two preliminary classes to sort of test you to find out if you're really serious -- or prepared -- to go into business. In these classes they make you do incredibly elementary exercises that they think will make you think about whether or not you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur. One exercise walks you through the process of costing out stuff: If a widget costs $10, and it takes $10 to bring it to market, then the the price should be more than $20. Something like that. It's like being in a first-grade class. Really idiotic stuff. You just sit there, wondering to yourself, "do they really think that nobody in this room has thought of this yet?" So let's say you complete the two courses. Then you apply for the business plan class, and they either accept you, or they don't. In the meantime, however, there's like a four-month waiting period till the class actually begins. I talked to the course facilitator about this, stating that, in the ensuing four months, I could just go ahead and write the damn business plan. I looked into this class more than once, and there was always that four-month waiting period. Do they think we're just going to sit around and wait for four months, while our hot business idea is burning in our entrepreneurial minds? I mean, people who are taking the preliminary courses (one per week for two weeks) most likely are super-excited about their business idea, and they want to get started on their business plan NOW. Not put it on hold for four months. What if the business plan course is no good? You just lost four months of time (plus the time spent in the business plan class). I never did take the business plan class. I work nights, so I had to take time off from work to attend the two preliminary classes (loss of real money). What a waste of time. Some time later, I came across another organization affiliated with Rocky Mountain Micro Finance Institute, called DRI Goods. Their mission is giving loans to people who intend to start a business, but might not have any money. After meeting with the guy from DRI Goods, and several emails later, it turns out that the loans he can offer are top out at $25K. So if you want to do something other than sell painted pet rocks, you're on your own. Best to find another "class" to teach you how to write a business plan (maybe the NOLO book), and find an investor. I bet the people who graduate from this class go on to start businesses like selling candles made out of melted crayons, or little knit hats for teddy bears. I doubt any real businesses come out of this class...