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Foundation welcomes nine new board members | NONPROFIT REGISTER

By 04/20/2024 | updated 2 years ago

WOMEN’S FOUNDATION OF COLORADO

Denver

News: Nine individuals with diverse backgrounds and identities have been added to the Women’s Foundation of Colorado board of trustees.

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The organization’s president and chief executive officer, Lauren Casteel, is confident that their “Collective expertise in board governance, public policy, finance, fundraising and operations will further strengthen the foundation’s community impact.”

The new trustees are:

• Dawn Bookhardt, a partner with the law firm of Butler Snow

• Emily Davis, president of Emily Davis Consulting

• Lori Feehan, a financial and tax advisor in private practice

• Betsy Mordecai Heyman, the retired founder of MorEvents, a global event-planning company

• Annie Lee, president and chief executive officer of Colorado Access

• John Mullaney, managing director/investment officer and co-founder of Stages Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors

• Stephanie O’Malley, associate vice chancellor for government affairs and community relations at the University of Denver

• Jodi Rogers, a Realtor with LIV Sotheby’s International

• Cody Teets, a trustee and former interim president at Regis University

In addition to welcoming the new trustees, Casteel announced that Tania Zeigler, a certified executive coach, began her second term as board chair on April 1. New trustee Lori Feehan was appointed board treasurer. Other officers are Mary Ann Littler of Peak to Peak Business Strategies, vice chair and Courtney Lussenhop of the Community Impact Fund, secretary.

About the organization: The Women’s Foundation of Colorado uses the power of the community, philanthropy and impact to create a future where women and girls of every background and identity can prosper. It is the only statewide, community-funded foundation to do so.

Website: wfco.org

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