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Who’s in Charge Here?
Girl Scouts is a lot of fun, but it’s also a business with a corporate structure. As a volunteer organization, we have a volunteer board of directors, composed of adult women and men who get a chance for leadership experience. We strive for diversity - - geographic, racial/ethnic, gender, age and backgrounds. The combined expertise of these community members provides the leadership to set the direction of the council and establish the policies and bylaws that guide us.
Board members are nominated by our Board Governance Committee, also composed of volunteers. This committee is always eager to talk to people who would like to serve on the board, or would like to nominate someone else.
Board Governance Committee members are:
Debra L. DeMuth, Denver, Chair
Linda Arneson, Denver
Judy Cara, Colorado Springs
Nicki Elsberry, Greeley
Katrina Jameson, Ignacio
Doris Kester, Pueblo
Carol Buchanan Lay, Denver
Carolyn Shaefer Wollard, Englewood
Board members as of February 1, 2010
Stephanie A. Foote, Board Chairperson, Denver (board term: 2010)
Jennifer Barber, 1st Vice Chairperson, Colorado Springs (2010)
Michelle Bellows, 2nd Vice Chairperson, Fort Collins (2010)
Susan Alvillar, Secretary, Grand Junction (2010)
Connie Campbell, Treasurer, Castle Rock (2010)
Linda Arneson, Director, Denver (2011)
Michael Cafasso, Pueblo (2011)
Brenda Davis, Director, Denver (2010)
Robin Deighan, Director, Vail (2010)
Debra L. DeMuth, Director, Denver (2011)
Laurie G. Jones, Director, Sterling (2011
Judith R. Gilbert Mackey, Director, Colorado Springs (2011)
Al Gurule, Director, Pueblo (2010)
Karen I. Hardy, Director, Denver (2010)
Katrina Jameson, Director, Ignacio (2011)
Susan Jones, Director, Canon City (2011)
Tamara Keffeler, Director, Lakewood (2011)
Sandy Perry, Director, Grand Junction (2010)
Michelle Rose-Hughes, Director, Denver (2011)
Ryan D. Sells, Director, Highlands Ranch (2011)
Membership Connection Committee
The board of directors serves the membership in an open mode. As they discuss issues and make decisions, it’s important to have a channel of communication between the board and the members. The Membership Connection Committee (MCC) serves that function, accepting questions and input from members, passing appropriate information on to the board and sharing board reports with the members.
Would you like to be a voice for Girl Scouts of Colorado? Your participation is crucial to our success.
To learn more, visit the Membership Connection Committee page.
Review theBy-Laws of Girl Scouts of Colorado