Daniel Ritchie
Colorado Concern Chairman and Chairman
Denver Center for the
Performing Arts

G. “Buck” Hutchison
Colorado Concern Treasurer and President
Hutchison-Western

Joe Blake
President of Colorado State University

Jeffrey Dorsey
President and CEO
HCA-HealthOne

Steve Farber
President
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck

Patrick Hamill
Chairman and CEO
Oakwood Homes, LLC

William Hybl
Vice Chairman
Broadmoor Hotel

Walter Isenberg
President and CEO
Sage Hospitality

Donald Kortz
Chairman of the Board
Fuller and Company

Kay Norton
President
University of Northern Colorado

David McReynolds
President
Columbine Health Plan

Larry A. Mizel
Chairman and CEO
M.D.C. Holdings, Inc.

Blair Richardson
Managing Partner
Bow River Capital Partners

Richard Robinson
Co-CEO
Robinson Dairy, Inc.

Richard Sapkin
Managing Principal
Edgemark Development, LLC



A. Barry Hirschfeld

Walt Imhoff

Dan Ritchie

A Letter From The Chairman

Since 1986, Colorado Concern has been committed to sustainable business growth and protecting the economic health of Colorado’s business community. This is accomplished by relying on innovative leadership, trusted relationships with elected officials and opinion leaders, and electing candidates who promote a pro-business agenda.

As the sixth Chairman of Colorado Concern, I am proud to lead this organization during a crucial time facing our state and our nation. The challenges before us impact every Coloradan, therefore, our presence in developing and implementing Colorado’s public policy agenda is critically important. When decisions that affect you or your business are made, Colorado Concern is present.

Our immediate objectives include working collaboratively with organizations around the state to address Colorado’s fiscal challenges, and to identify and advocate for solutions to our state’s unique constitutional problems. In addition, we are committed to opposing conflicting and/or anti-business ballot initiatives and to supporting proposals that will grow Colorado’s economy and strengthen our workforce.

Looking forward, the challenges we face are large and will require active, strategic efforts to ensure Colorado remains a great state in which to live and work. Our strengths lie in the men and women that make up Colorado Concern. Amazing achievements are possible when we work together.

Let's get to work!

Sincerely,

Dan Ritchie
Chairman