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RISE Collaborative Workspace Coming To Hilltop

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Rise Collaborative Workspace Caters To Professional Women.

A collaborative workspace company catering to professional women is opening its first Colorado location in Denver’s Hilltop neighborhood.

It is the second location nationally for RISE Collaborative Workspace, which opened its first coworking offices in February 2017 in St. Louis, where it now has 270 members.

The 10K SF Denver RISE space, slated to open in early spring, will be at the intersection of Colorado Boulevard and Seventh Avenue above Snooze Eatery and US Bank. It will have 14 private offices, 10 dedicated desks, free parking, comfortable seating for working and coffee meetings, three conference rooms, one classroom, a social media room, two phone/mother rooms and an open coffee and snack bar.

Through its nonprofit arm, RISE Society, the company also will invest in and support tomorrow’s female leaders by encouraging high school girls to enroll in a mentorship program where they are matched with an adult member of RISE Collaborative to provide advice and support around their career and personal interests.

“We believe that you can’t be what you can’t see,” RISE founder Stacy Taubman said. “We are creating a pipeline for success by providing a collaborative space for teen girls to engage with smart, strong, successful women who want to give back to the next generation.”

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