New Martin Building is unveiled as Denver Art Museum reopens

The Denver Art Museum (DAM) unveiled the newly renovated Martin Building as part of its campus reopening on October 24, 2021. Guests were provided free admission to view the renovations, which coincide with the 50th anniversary of the construction of the Martin Building, and were given the opportunity to view and experience the improved spaces for guest and ticketing services, two new dining options, a technical studies laboratory and a purpose-built art conservation.

Within the redeveloped campus are spaces for artist interactions, classes for both adults and youth, receptions for schools and other groups, and student and community exhibitions. Youth who visit the Learning and Engagement Center are offered free admissions through the Denver Art Museum’s Free for Kids program, with support by The Reiman Foundation. Since the program was first developed in 2015, over 450,000 youth visits have been made possible.

Learn more about the Reiman Foundation’s support for the Denver Art Museum.

TAG Restaurant Group Plans for a Bright Future

As the Denver Business Journal recently reported, Troy Guard, chef and owner of TAG Restaurant Group, will close the signature Larimer Square TAG restaurant in May 2021. This change reflects the continued development of TAG Restaurant Group’s larger strategy, focused on expanding their portfolio of restaurants across Colorado and beyond. 

“We are excited to see Troy take this step. As an early investor in his vision and TAG Restaurant Group, it is encouraging to see the continued evolution of his business,” said Scott Reiman, CEO and chairman of Hexagon Investments.   

TAG Restaurant Group brought in $49 million over the last two years operates four Los Chingones Mexican restaurants, two Bubus Asian restaurants, and two Guard and Grace steakhouses, each with another location on the way. 

Learn more about TAG Restaurant Group and additional Hexagon investments. 

Hexagon Invests in Milwaukee-Based Health Payment Systems

Hexagon recently added to its diverse portfolio with an investment in Health Payment Systems (HPS). As the Milwaukee Business Journal reported, HPS is “a Milwaukee company offering a digital platform that consolidates a person’s medical charges into one billing statement” and is “prepping to expand in the Upper Midwest and beyond.” 

Through its partnership with SV Health Investors, Hexagon is pleased to invest in HPS’ growth strategy to streamline the payment process for healthcare providers and patients.  

Learn more about Health Payment Systems (HPS) and additional Hexagon Inc. investments. 

Denver Dumb Friends League expands services

Scott Reiman is an avid longtime supporter of the Denver Dumb Friends League which has set its sights on a new location, expanding and starting construction a few weeks ago in Alamosa, CO. The new Dumb Friends San Luis Valley Animal Center expects to rescue and care for 2,500 lost, stray and abandoned pets annually.

Not only will the Dumb Friends League expand their services to south-central Colorado, but they also have been busy reuniting owners and their pets after the chaotic Fourth of July weekend fireworks.

The Denver Dumb Friends League is utilizing Finding Rover, a website where individuals can upload pictures of missing or found pets in order to bring them back home.

Reiman is proud to lend financial support to the Denver Dumb Friends League and reinforce their expansion and mission to serve and care for so many animals.

ACE Scholarships delivers hope during COVID-19

ACE Scholarships delivers hope and educational support for low-income families and their children during difficult and uncertain times.

With a passion for their mission and critical work empowering countless children and families, Hexagon CEO Scott Reiman is an avid contributor and supporter of ACE Scholarships.

Hope, a single mother of three recently shared that ACE Scholarships has been her “saving grace” because it helps meet her family’s immediate needs and continues to provide educational opportunities for her children.

ACE Scholarships recently published a list of free resources for families and children, including COVID-19 specific information such as SAME Cafe’s pay-what-you-can meals. Click here to see the ACE Scholarships COVID-19 resource list.

Learn more about Scott Reiman and his philanthropy here.

Reiman support Denver business leadership

Scott Reiman is one of Colorado’s foremost business leaders. He is the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Hexagon, a Denver-based private investment firm and Hexagon’s non-profit Reiman Foundation.  

At Hexagon, Reiman directs a diverse asset portfolio, specializing in energy and minerals, private equity funds, direct investments and real estate.

Under Reiman’s leadership, Hexagon has established a significant portfolio of energy exploration and production investments, as well as strong industry partnerships. While minerals, oil and gas are a primary focus, Hexagon also invests significantly in renewable energy and other natural resources.

Reiman has served on the Board of Managers for FourPoint Energy since 2015.

FourPoint Energy is a private exploration and production company founded by the leadership team of Cordillera Energy Partners following the sale to Apache Corporation in 2012. Read more about FourPoint Energy and its President and CEO George Solich in January’s issue of NAPE Magazine.