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CHFA names board chairman

Sam Betters, executive director of the Loveland Housing Authority, effective today is the new chair of the board for the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority.  The appointment was made upon the conclusion of the board chair term for  Joel S. Rosenstein, who will continue to serve on CHFA’s board of directors through 2013.

Betters has been executive director of the Loveland Housing Authority for 29 years. He joined the CHFA board in 2007.

“We are grateful to have this caliber of community leaders to serve on the CHFA board of directors,” said Cris White, CHFA executive director and CEO. “The knowledge Sam has gained from his three years on the board coupled with his career leading the Loveland Housing Authority position him well for his new role. Joel has done a tremendous job guiding the board through changing times. We thank him for his leadership and look forward to his ongoing contributions.”

.Betters said, “This is an exciting time at CHFA. The economic climate and general circumstances of Colorado families have changed. I know I speak for all the board members when I say we are enthusiastic about our partnership with staff and the community to help CHFA fulfill its mission.”

Other appointments

Additional appointments made today include:  Betters as chair of the Compensation Committee; Kevin Marchman, board chairman, National Organization of African Americans in Housing as chair pro tem and Compensation Committee member; Mark O’Connor, senior vice president, FirstBank Holding Co., as secretary/treasurer and Compensation Committee member; John Blumberg, co-founder and principal, Black Creek Capital, LLC, as Finance Committee chair; Colorado State Auditor Sally Symanski, CPA, CGFM, as Audit Committee chair; David Myler, Myler Law Firm, as Audit Committee member; and Joel Rosenstein, partner, Senn Visciano, PC, as Compensation Committee member.

CHFA is governed by an 11 member board of directors consisting of: the state auditor; the state auditor; a member of the governor’s cabinet; a member of the general assembly; and eight members appointed to a four-year term by the governor and appointed by the state senate. Other board members include Roxanne (Roxy) Huber, executive director, Colorado Department of Revenue; Anita Padilla-Fitzgerald, founder, Megastar Financial; Colorado Senate President Pro Tem Betty Boyd; and Jim Hahn, JMH Consulting.

Contact John Rebchook at JRCHOOK@gmail.com or 303-945-6865.

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