Scott Reiman

[3][4] Hexagon engages in marketable securities, real estate, private equity funds and venture capital, and oil and gas.

The free admission program is also supported by Kaiser Permanente to help the museum reach underserved communities and lower the financial barriers for family visits.

[19] Energy exploration, direct investments, private equity placements and real estate development are the primary asset classes of the Denver-based firm.

Hexagon has helped fund the development of a number of projects across the U.S., including Denver’s Larimer Square and Palace Lofts, and Milwaukee’s 1522 on the Lake.

Reiman serves on the boards for the ACE Scholarships[23] and the Denver Art Museum,[24] the Rocky Mountain Public Broadcasting Network[25] and Graland Country Day School.