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PWS doesn't want to hear about your dirty laundry because its business is making sure you don't have any. PWS company is a coin laundry operator and services firm that develops stores under the trade names of Launderland, Spincycle, SUDZ, and Fiesta Lavanderia. In addition to stand alone operations, the company sets up laundry rooms for apartments and dormitories and runs on-premise facilities for hotels, motels, colleges, and other entities. PWS also sells laundry equipment and parts and refurbishes existing laundry operations. PWS company is expanding into new regions by purchasing smaller laundry chains. PWS was founded in 1968 by coin laundry operators Morton Pollack, John Wickham, and Bernie Steinberg.

The private, family-owned firm runs approximately 800 hair salons in about 15 US states and manages some 12,000 stylists companywide. It operates under the brands BUBBLES, Hair Cuttery, Salon Cielo, ColorWorks, and Salon Plaza. Value-priced salon chain Hair Cuttery is the company's largest division with some 800 unisex salons mainly on the East Coast and in the Midwest. Salon Cielo and BUBBLES both carry Ratner's hair care product line, Cibu International. Ratner Companies also operates two Paul Mitchell schools in Florida and Virginia that offer advanced classes to hairstyling educators. It was founded in 1974 by stylists Ann and Dennis Ratner.

RazorGator company specializes in buying and selling sold-out or hard-to-find tickets for sporting events, concerts, and theatrical productions. Events include the Super Bowl, Kentucky Derby, NASCAR races, The Olympics, and Wimbledon. Its PrimeSport subsidiary offers sports travel and event management services for the same long list of sports, concerts, and events. RazorGator partners include Yahoo!, Fox Sports, and a handful of NFL teams. The venture-backed company counts Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Oak Investment Partners, and Hercules Technology Growth Capital among its investors.

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) offers mass transit services via bus and light rail in the Denver area. The agency's bus system includes about 170 fixed routes and more than 10,000 stops. RTD has a fleet of about 1,000 buses, more than 430 of which are leased to private operators. RTD's light rail system includes nearly 40 stations spread over some 35 miles of track encompassing 40 municipalities. The agency's service territory encompasses all of Boulder, Broomfield, Denver and Jefferson counties, along with parts of Adams, Arapahoe, Weld, and Douglas counties. The agency was established by the Colorado legislature in 1969.

Rent-A-Wreck of America company is one of the nation's largest used-vehicle rental companies, with about 400 franchises in the US, as well as in Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and Iceland (the phrase Rent-A-Wreck retains its humor in translation). The enterprise offers its franchisees exclusive territories, giving them the right to offer used cars, trucks, and vans for rental or lease. Appealing to the budget-minded, Rent-A-Wreck promotes itself as a low-priced alternative to established car rental chains such as Hertz and Avis. In 2006 fellow car renter and seller JJF Management bought the company for about $2.5 million.

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