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In this episode of authentic founder stories, Karen shares the Makeena story during Boulder Startup Week.

The Daily Camera speaks with Karen about Makeena, and what she sees for the future of the industry, and the company.

Makeena is featured as a great app to save you money when grocery shopping.

Makeena is listed as a solution to help you earn money and save money when you shop!

Frugal for Less shares their review of how the Makeena app works.

CEO, Karen Frame, shares with American Express OPEN, the importance of creating a great workplace culture.

Watch Makeena, as we share with the local Denver Fox news audience all about eating organic.

Rodale Institute shares with Xtalks why they partnered with Makeena.

Grocery Dive shares all about Makeena!

Listen in as Karen is interviewed by Connor Dube, as part of his Mile High Mentors Podcast series. She’ll share more about her background, and the journey to create Makeena, a company focused on the natural products industry.

Diversity MBA Magazine sits down with Makeena CEO and Founder, Karen Frame to discuss her journey building the company, and lessons learned along the way. 

Edible Aspen talks about Makeena, and our founder, Karen Frame.

Sixteen promising Colorado startups pitched at Galvanize’s first-ever Colorado Demo Day.  Four were pitched by female founders or co-founders. And of those, the companies are involved in security (Front Door Software), oil and gas (Earth Index), e-commerce (Bold Betties Outfitters), mobile apps (Makeena), farming and restaurants (Rooster Market) and online dating (Meet Mindful).

Several Boulder-based startups will pitch at Galvanize’s first Demo Day on Thursday, with a chance to pitch at Google for Entrepreneurs’ Demo Day in California in April on the line.

Boulder-based startups participating include Native, Conspire, Kapta, Makeena, Sportsy, Parkifi, Rooster Market, Notion and All4Staff.

About 20 years ago, Karen Frame started a business in Boulder aimed at making shopping in a natural foods market more consumer friendly.

Makeena continues to add brands and work to make natural grocery shopping affordable

Find healthy products and save money where you shop with Makeena.

Makeena launches app to make natural and organic products easier and more affordable.

Learn how Makeena makes healthy more affordable.

You could pick up the “Prescription for Natural Cures:  A Self-Care Guide for Treating Health Problems with Natural Remedies Including Diet, Nutrition, Supplements, and Other Holistic Methods” – the bible for easy-to-understand information on natural treatments and remedies for a host of common ailments…

But what if you do not suffer from aches and pains?

What if you simply want to buy products that keep you and your family in the pink, while living more sustainably on this earth?

A new crop of startups is set to receive assistance from the Telluride Foundation’s Venture Accelerator program this year, and with a diverse set of ideas, the six candidates hope to make it big.

An online health and life skills education platform, an organic children’s hair care brand, and a social networking application geared toward adventurers will be among the participants of the 2014 Telluride Venture Accelerator program.

Telluride Venture Accelerator (TVA), an initiative of the Telluride Foundation, announced the six winners slated to participate in the five-month 2014 program on Thursday.

The winners were selected from a very competitive field that saw applicants from throughout the U.S. and the world, according to TVA officials.

These 26 companies have proved that they are ready for angel investment. We’ve seen the deck, we’ve discussed the deal, and they are ready to pitch to investors!

Makeena is excited to be named a winner for the 2014 Telluride Venture Accelerators

Makeena is named one of six companies to the 2014 Telluride Venture Accelerator.

DENVER — At the Angel Capital Summit, entrepreneurs had the chance to get together with investors for an opportunity to grow their businesses on Wednesday.At the University of Denver’s Sturm Hall, 26 Colorado companies pitched their products and services to accredited investors.