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The way Dalida Sassoon Bollig, CEO of the Business Incubator Center in Grand Junction, tells it, a contractor, a Lego collector and an aerospace parts manufacturer all came in with similar problems.
SafeSpace Builders installs equipment that helps people with mobility challenges get around, e-Bricks carries millions of new and used Lego parts dating back to 1958, and SG Aerospace built parts of the Artemis II space capsule that recently circled the moon.
And the thing that ties them together is their owners — Shelley Clennin, Kenneth Riskey and Mike Sneddon — wanted to start businesses in a region “where busting is easier than thriving, where, if you want a business you have to create…
