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About Andrea Palm-Porter

Palm-Porter’s career trajectory is impressive, with over 25 years’ experience driving strategic growth through strong leadership and relationships. She’s has worked in a multi-million dollar media organization, retail industry, and currently in the non-profit & leadership industry as the Executive Director of Roaring Fork Leadership. She attended the University of Eau Claire in Business Administration with an emphasis on Marketing – including a leadership curriculum. She is known for being able to grow revenue, be innovative, develop relationships, facilitate, define and drive product development, create awareness and execute projects with ease. A graduate and former board member of the Vail Leadership Institute, an alumnus of the American Leadership Forum, and an Alumnus of the RFL Academy, Andrea is passionate about leadership as her personal mission is building a community of leaders. As she puts it, “A community of skilled & thoughtful leaders is a thriving & innovative community.”

Genna Moe​, RFL Class of 2015 Graduate, new executive director of The Wyly Art Center

2015-08-18T20:02:30-06:00

The Wyly Art Center in Basalt has hired Genna Moe as its new executive director, the nonprofit announced Monday. Moe replaces Kelly Alford, who has left to concentrate on her graphic-design business, at the helm of the nonprofit. Moe was selected through a national search conducted by the Wyly’s board of directors and the Aspen Leadership Group. She is leaving her post as audience services manager at the Wheeler Opera House to run the Wyly Art Center (formerly known as the Wyly Community Art Center). “It is our honor to have Genna as the Wyly’s new director,” Wyly board president Jay [...]

Genna Moe​, RFL Class of 2015 Graduate, new executive director of The Wyly Art Center2015-08-18T20:02:30-06:00

Submit your Civic Project Idea Today!

2015-09-03T20:55:26-06:00

Each year the class is divided into 5-6 teams, and each team takes on a civic project. The purpose of these projects are: To provide a laboratory for participants to practice new ways of being a leader and gain insights on the impact they have on a team and other participants, and take-on person goals of leadership transformation To develop a sense of personal efficacy – “I can change things” and collective efficacy “Together, we can make a difference” To make an impact in the community Last year we worked on 5 civic projects: Aspen CORE, Habitat for Humanity RFV, Roaring [...]

Submit your Civic Project Idea Today!2015-09-03T20:55:26-06:00

Bert Myrin wins council runoff in ‘an avalanche’

2015-07-14T23:35:48-06:00

by Madeleine Osberger, Special to the Aspen Daily News Wednesday, June 3, 2015 Printer-friendly version Email this Story Myrin’s 65.6 percent of vote hands Ireland his first electoral loss Bert Myrin is the newest member of Aspen City Council, after handily winning Tuesday’s runoff election with more than 65 percent of the vote. Myrin bested former mayor Mick Ireland, 1,305 to 684, according to results provided by city clerk Linda Manning. “I’m stunned by the margin,” Myrin said Tuesday night from his Hallam Street home, where he welcomed supporters and campaign workers. Myrin said his “bottom-up campaign” that painted him as [...]

Bert Myrin wins council runoff in ‘an avalanche’2015-07-14T23:35:48-06:00

Garfield County awards RFL $10,000

2015-07-15T00:33:43-06:00

Garfield County awarded RFL $10,000 towards it's 2015/2016 program. Funds were requested to help with: Scholarship Fund Enhance our Community Confluence program (build out the web portal needed to “match the volunteer with the volunteer opportunity”) Create/implement a sustainable alumni civic discourse (CoLab) program or (speaker fees, venue, lodging, food for participants, administrative time, marketing) Provide Emotional Intelligence Assessments (EQi) to current program participants and expand that to the Board of Directors and Coaches of the civic project teams. Expand the EQi offering into the public

Garfield County awards RFL $10,0002015-07-15T00:33:43-06:00

Accepting Application for the Class of 2016 – Deadline May 31, 2015

2015-07-15T00:32:47-06:00

It is more critical than ever to have the skills you need to be an effective leader- whether it be at work, home or in the community.  Roaring Fork Leadership provides you access to skills that employers are looking for: critical thinking, collaboration, and engaging diverse perspectives. Click on Apply Now for details.  Also, check out what our graduates say about the program by clicking on About Us. Roaring Fork Leadership provides access to new ways of being a leader - and we relate to everyone as the powerful capable leaders that they are.  Our view is that Leadership is not something bestowed [...]

Accepting Application for the Class of 2016 – Deadline May 31, 20152015-07-15T00:32:47-06:00

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