DENVER — A San Francisco energy company has relocated its headquarters to Denver and plans to have a staff of at least 50 here by year’s end.
Redaptive, which started a Denver location as its second in the United States in 2019, this week declared the Mile High City its home base and focus for its workforce expansion for the foreseeable future.
“All of our new hiring is in Denver,” said CEO Arvin Vohra.
He's in the process of buying a house in the Denver area after spending half his time here in the past couple of years, he said, and other executives are also making the move.
Redaptive helps other companies, often large corporations such as McKesson, Iron Mountain and AT&T, lower their energy consumption by adopting energy conservation strategies, adding solar power or swapping in more efficient lighting. The company’s work also often helps the client businesses meet environmental sustainability and climate goals, something Redaptive keeps in mind as it works.
> Read the full story at the Denver Business Journal.
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