Articles about SumUp

Margo Steines

Updated on April 29, 2024

These U.K. companies use a blend of finance and tech expertise to bring innovative products to market.

There’s really no set path when it comes to the career journey a techie takes.</p>

Leaders from 4 Colorado tech companies share their secrets to keeping engineering talent happy, healthy and on board.

Abel Rodriguez

Updated on February 27, 2024

These fintech companies specialize in everything from credit lending to accounting software and much more.

Brigid Hogan

Updated on February 01, 2024

For individual contributors ready to move into a managerial role, taking the next step can be daunting. Built In Colorado heard from 12 local women about how to prepare for and succeed in leadership opportunities.

From interacting with customers to working across teams, the missions of these companies make a real impact on their team’s day to day.

A consultative approach takes new skill sets and strategies.

Selling in the tech industry is a competitive game, so what sets a representative apart?

Jeff Rumage

Updated on October 19, 2021

SumUp, which has an office in Boulder, hopes the acquisition will grow its U.S. market share.

Tyler Holmes

Updated on June 11, 2021

These Colorado companies adapted quickly to bring their clients future financial security.

Built In Colorado spoke with two engineers to learn how Docker fits their tech stack and how it’s improved their team.

Employees feeling disengaged? See the strategies these leaders implemented.

Cassidy Ritter

Updated on March 17, 2021

London-headquartered SumUp plans to double its Boulder team by the end of the year.&nbsp;</p>

With stay-at-home orders, an uneasy economy and users’ rapidly shifting needs, leaders in tech have had to rely on sharp pivots to keep their teams focused and their products relevant.&nbsp;Built In Colorado connected with three local leaders who shared how they navigated this year’s turbulent changes and what lessons they’ll take with them into 2021.</p>

Built In Colorado spoke to six tech leaders from around the state to learn how blocking off time to improve older tech, setting individual career goals and fostering cross-team collaboration can go a long way in improving how their organizations run.</p>

We lined up seven Colorado-based tech companies — all of whom are growing right now — to outline their mission, favorite perks and what they think makes them a unique place to work.&nbsp;</p>