Denver Finance Lab develops products for businesses and nonprofits seeking practical solutions to the everyday challenges of navigating today’s economy. Looking across volatile markets run by rocket scientists armed with algorithms, Paul Volcker observed recently that the most valuable financial innovation of the past fifty years has been automated teller machines. Finance Lab strives to create products that measure up to the Volcker standard. Convenient. Simple. Reliable. Useful.

To stay close to customers and markets, Finance Lab partners with businesses and nonprofits seeking robust solutions to contemporary financial challenges. Today’s include access to education as well as realizing an education’s value in current employment markets. Needs are explored and requirements defined. Results from Finance Lab’s research and development are presented to partners. Users then judge the benefits and costs for themselves before joining programs engineered by Finance Lab.

Denver Finance Lab is currently working on two projects. One blends entrepreneurship, education and economics to improve prospects for students worldwide. Another creates a platform for talented young scientists whose interests are not primarily academic to realize the value of their training. If your organization could benefit from a fresh approach to an unfamiliar economy, or if you have questions, please contact us.

Denver Finance Lab's Director, Jack Crawford, has worked in financial markets around the world for three decades as trader, adviser, financier and investor. He holds degrees from Brown University and the London School of Economics, and serves currently on the advisory board for the Denver School of Science and Technology.

Denver Finance Lab Inc. was started in 2007 and is headquartered in Denver. The firm does not offer investment services to the public. This page and the information included are not intended to be an offer or a solicitation of an offer of securities of any of the partnerships managed by Denver Finance Lab. Any such offer or solicitation will be made only after receipt of a confidential private offering memorandum.