As Colorado’s preeminent startup accelerator Techstars officially acknowledged this week that its headquarters is leaving Boulder in favor of New York, local tech founders and other supporters felt a sense of loss — and a little hurt. “I’ve exited a market before (sorry, Seattle) and I know that it’s not easy to make those calls. But the thing you don’t do is call it ‘bittersweet.’ It’s just bitter for those that are most closely impacted in the community,” Liz Giorgi, cofounder of Denver content studio Soona and a Techstars graduate of 2019, said on X. Techstars Demo Days circa 2015. (Provided by Techstars) Techstars hosted its first business accelerator in 2007 in Boulder with 10
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