Hyperspace Ventures creates, codes, designs, and invests for ambitious companies looking to make a dent in the universe. These companies are determined to make a difference and help people worldwide, and Hyperspace helps them maximize the performance of their digital assets. Hyperspace’s partnership with Green Places is just another piece of the company’s story as it “falls under the bucket of finding innovative solutions to some of the world’s problems,” according to Managing Partner Taylor Meyer.

• By Olivia Bowman
• 2 min read

As a tech company, Kevel does not have the largest carbon footprint, so why are they going carbon neutral? For CEO and founder James Avery, the small footprint was just another reason to decide to go fully neutral. “We don't have that big of a carbon footprint, and that's great; it's actually pretty cheap to offset, so why not do it?” said Avery.

• By Cullen Duval
• 3 min read
• #greenplaces #sustainable business

Sift, a global advertising service with international web servers, has always wanted to be a green company but never knew how. “My co-founders and I were bouncing ideas around and we were racking our brains trying to figure out some way we could even start a green company… Unfortunately, we didn't have any expertise or ideas.” said founder and CEO Jud Bowman.

• By Cullen Duval
• 2 min read

Spiffy is an on-demand car care company on a mission to revolutionize the car care experience everywhere. They go directly to fleets, office parks, and individual car owners to clean vehicles, change oil, install tires, and perform other preventative maintenance, all through contactless service. The Spiffy Green™ process has saved

• By Cullen Duval
• 2 min read

Fulcrum Equity Partners has always been committed to clean energy. Both in the office and through their investments, they have attempted to do their part in keeping the world a cleaner place. Now, they are partnering with Green Places and going carbon neutral, a decision that Fulcrum Partner Phillip Lewis thinks will benefit employees and set a good example for current and future investments

• By Cullen Duval
• 3 min read