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Mia Goulart

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Employees don’t just need to hear they’re supported — they need to feel it. These companies share how they’re investing in workplace wellness.

Taylor Rose

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Two Colorado tech leaders share how holiday traditions are yearly highlights for their teams.

Conlan Carter

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For these customer success teams, good product knowledge and a human touch make all the difference.

Mia Goulart

Updated on April 01, 2025

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Mia Goulart

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Local tech communities are powered by people, and at AdCellerant, its software engineers are at the forefront of creativity and collaboration.

Dana Cassell

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Successful women in tech share how they found their place and passion in the tech industry.

Hilary George-Parkin

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Product leads at AdCellerant, Datadog, Matillion and Hotel Engine gave us the lowdown on the new features and platforms they’ve been most excited to ship.

Brigid Hogan

Updated on April 01, 2025

Customer success managers don’t need to be at the mercy of their email inboxes. Small habits and strategic changes can create more consistency and happier clients.

Robert Schaulis

Updated on April 01, 2025

From ax throwing to asking the tough questions, Built In found unconventional approaches to cultivating a culture that lasts.

Brigid Hogan

Updated on April 01, 2025

Many professionals are attracted by the idea of autonomy at work — especially talented individual contributors. AdCellerant told Built In Colorado how they built their culture of autonomy.

Anderson Chen

Updated on April 01, 2025

Women account for half the workforce, but only 15 percent are engineers. To break the glass door, companies are rethinking strategies for support and retention.