Associate Professor of the Practice, Boston University School of Hospitality Administration

Darin Atteberry is the City Manager for the City of   Fort Collins, Colorado, a position he has held since December 2004. Prior to that, Darin served as the Assistant City Manager for more than 8 years.

Margaret Browne has more than 25 years of experience in policy, management, and financial analysis working for the City and County of Denver.

Mark Collins is the Associate Vice President for Administrative Operations at the University of Wyoming. He also serves as an adjunct instructor in the University’s Political Science Department. He has over twenty five years of senior public management experience, including seventeen years as a city manager. In addition to his background in municipal management, he has extensive experience in parks and recreation administration and planning with both local agencies and the National Park Service.

Dr. Dallas Everhart teaches from multiple perspectives.  He has been a city manager, he has owned and managed businesses and he has an extensive educational background.

Dr. Jane Hansberry is an adjunct member of the faculty of the School of Public Affairs.

Clint Kinney serves as the Town Manager of Snowmass Village, a position he has held since 2014.

Aden Hogan, Jr. is the City Manager for Evans. Prior to his work in the Village, he served as the City Manager of Fruita, Colorado for more than 12 years and prior to that he served in a number of positions in the Durango City Manager’s office.

Jon Peacock joined Pitkin County in January of 2011 as the County Manager.  Prior to that, he spent three years as the Assistant County Administrator and five years as County Administrator for Mesa County. In 2007, Jon was named “County Administrator of the Year” by the Association of Colorado County Administrators. Jon came to Colorado in 2002 from Columbus, Ohio, where he worked as a Fiscal and Policy Analyst for the State of Ohio.

Gary L. Sears is the City Manager of Englewood. He has been in public management for more than 35 years in five communities—Loveland, Greeley, Silverthorne, Glendale and Englewood.

Randy Harrison currently serves as a Senior Fellow at the Buechner Institute for Governance for research, program and professional development and training. He recently served as Executive Director of Move Colorado, a non-profit corporation representing Colorado’s transportation community on transportation finance issues.

Carolynne White is an attorney with the firm of Brownstein, Hyatt, Farber and Schreck where she specializes in matters of land use. Her practice includes zoning, the entitlement process, urban renewal, eminent domain, mixed use development, transit oriented development, PIFs and other financing tools, and historic preservation. She also handles municipal election matters, including initiatives and referenda.