Succeeded on four separate ballot questions in 2021 and 2022 projected to raise over $150M in tax revenue; improving roads, city buildings, cultural facilities and more. One issue went from 37% awareness to passing with nearly 59% of the vote.

Approved 234-acre, community-based project valued at $55 million in 2021, and metro district service plan with $60 million bonding capability approved in 2022 that supports construction of roads, sidewalks, traffic mitigation, water and sewer infrastructure, and parks and trails.

Nearly 57% of Winter Park area voters approved a property tax increase of $1 million annually in dedicated funding for affordable housing in 2022. This massively important issue is essential to resolve for the long term health of the Winter Park area and all of Grand County.

Received approvals from rural Colorado counties for upgrading electric infrastructure allowing renewable energy to supply the higher density communities with solar and wind energy and rural communities with needed economic investment and a more resilient grid.

A new community development, nonprofit organization focused on young alumni from Denver Public Schools achieved school board approval of two new required courses in financial literacy and cultural and ethnic studies. Leadership training of young alumni representatives of DPS and direct partnership with school district leadership maintains ongoing influence in Denver.

The organization was facing strong criticisms and opposition to their industry in the media, legislature, and local communities. With the new approach, a coalition of allies armed with resonating communication and influential tactics created a greater understanding and ultimately support for the important work done by the coalition and its represented industry.