An online gaming company is considering establishing its US base in Colorado.
The skyline of Downtown Denver, with the Rocky Mountains in the background.
On Thursday, the Colorado Economic Development Commission (EDC) approved up to $14 million in job-based incentives to an unnamed company it described as “a global leader in the online sports betting and gaming sector.” That company, listed in documents only as “Project Forge,” is considering investing $40 million to establish a 120,000-square-foot office complex to create 807 new jobs.
The sports betting and iGaming operator would seek to hire software developers, data engineers, product and customer service managers, traders, fraud and risk supervisors, and other administrative and senior leadership personnel. According to the commission, the new jobs would pay an average salary of $97,238.
The skyline of Downtown Denver, with the Rocky Mountains in the background.
On Thursday, the Colorado Economic Development Commission (EDC) approved up to $14 million in job-based incentives to an unnamed company it described as “a global leader in the online sports betting and gaming sector.” That company, listed in documents only as “Project Forge,” is considering investing $40 million to establish a 120,000-square-foot office complex to create 807 new jobs.
The sports betting and iGaming operator would seek to hire software developers, data engineers, product and customer service managers, traders, fraud and risk supervisors, and other administrative and senior leadership personnel. According to the commission, the new jobs would pay an average salary of $97,238.
