Chair’s Roundtable
Kate Swayne Wilson of Vail Resorts, Kathleen Pitre of Ball Corporation, Kim Marotta of MillerCoors and Pete Dignan of Ever Better
Contact
- Dave Tabor Executive Vice President,
Business Partnerships 303-866-9650 [email protected]
The Chair’s Roundtable is for senior leaders of eligible member companies who care about Colorado’s future, including how state government policies affect their business. Members of the Chair’s Roundtable engage with topic experts and other business leaders in substantive dialogue about policy and about far ranging business issues.
This select group meets four times per year. The Chair’s Roundtable will discuss everything from critical issues in the legislature to ideas and questions brought to the meeting by Chair’s Roundtable members. Past special guests include: an expert panel on Cyber Security Ransomware Threats; Nick Sly, Denver Branch Executive, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City; the CFO’s of Denver’s professional sports teams (Avs, Nuggets, Broncos, Rockies, Mammoth), Richard Scharf, CEO of Visit Denver together with Cathy Ritter, Executive Director of the Colorado Tourism Office; Speakers of the Colorado House of Representatives; Attorney General John Suthers (now Mayor of Colorado Springs); political analyst Floyd Ciruli, economist and columnist Dave Maney; “Rising Star” legislators; former Governors Bill Owens and Dick Lamm; Rob Katz, CEO of Vail Resorts.
“I think this program was spot on for what we are dealing with in the business and non-business community today. Looking forward to more opportunities to interact with individuals like the amazing ones we had today. Thanks again for a fantastic morning!”
D. McCurty, Kodiak Building Partners
At least one meeting will be held during the Colorado General Assembly’s session when lawmaking action is at its peak. The Chair’s Roundtable may be strategically called upon to contact legislators or testify regarding proposed legislation and regulation. The Colorado Chamber will look to the Chair’s Council for future Board members.
- Investment: $5,000 first year, $2,500 renewing years.