Executive Directors 

Group Description
We have two groups for seasoned, experienced executive directors and CEO's who have been in the role 5 or more years. The focus of the monthly group sessions is directed by the specific needs of the group and offers the opportunity to discuss the challenges of leadership that surface with organizational and board changes, evolving program and staff requirements, and the need for greater personal resilience with ongoing revenue and growth goals.  Sharing of personal experiences and best practices, along with a confidential and open environment with professional colleagues, makes this a must for those in the “top job” in the organization.

Christie Doherty
President
​Trinity Partners, LLC

​Christie Doherty is the President of Trinity Partners, LLC, a business performance consulting firm that specializes in leadership and organizational development, executive coaching, and workforce transformation.  Trinity Partners brings together the components of People, Performance and Profit into an integrated strategy aligning all key elements of the enterprise to achieve superior performance, employee engagement, and a sustaining culture for now and the future.  Her extensive corporate and non-profit experiences have given her a unique perspective of the challenges and opportunities of leadership in small and large for-profit and non-profit firms. 

Former Vice President, Wholesale Service Delivery at Qwest, Christie managed over 1,700 employees with revenue responsibility for $3.2 billion.  She held a number of positions in the telecom and cable industries, including executive positions in Strategic Planning, Customer Operations, Marketing, Sales, and Organization Effectiveness.  

Christie was a founding member and CEO of the Leadership Investment, a non-profit focused on the development and advancement of women in business. 

Active in the community, Christie is Chair of the Women’s Collaborative for Colorado, former Board Chair for DenUM, and Board Member of the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame, and Women Powering Change, focused on diversity; hunger and life skills development; and the advancement and support of women. She is also a member of AAUW and the Women’s Lobby and actively advocates for the rights of women and families. 

​Meeting Time
​​Date: First Thursday of the Month
Time: 9:00-10:30am
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Kevin Seggelke
​Retired President & CEO
​Food Bank of the Rockies

​Kevin D. Seggelke retired as President and CEO of Food Bank of the Rockies on June 30, 2018, a position he had held since January 2003.  He received his BA in History from St. John's University (MN) in 1978 and his JD from William Mitchell College of Law (St. Paul, MN) in 1983. He is also a 1994 graduate of Cornell University's (Ithaca, NY) Food Industry Management program and a 2005 graduate of Cornell University's Executive Leadership Program.  Prior to joining Food Bank of the Rockies, Mr. Seggelke spent 23 years with Supervalu, Inc. in a number of positions including Management Trainee, Store Manager, Franchise/Training Director and the last 10 years as VP/Division Director & General Manager of Cub Foods' Colorado Division.  He was awarded an inaugural Livingston Fellowship by the Bonfils Stanton Foundation in 2005.  He is the current chair of the board of directors at RAFT (Resource Area for Teachers), current board member of Hunger Related Events (Taste of the NFL), past chair of Feeding America's National Council, past chair of the board of directors of the Colorado Nonprofit Association, past chair of Hunger Free Colorado, past member of St. John's University Strategic Planning Committee and past committee member of the Denver Healthy Food Access Initiative.  He is an avid reader (history) and golfer.  Mr. Seggelke and his wife, Shannon, have three sons and seven grandchildren.

Under Mr. Seggelke's leadership, Food Bank of the Rockies (FBR) distributed over 63 million pounds of food in his last fiscal year through 650 hunger-relief programs in Metro Denver, Northern Colorado. and Wyoming --- up from 12 million pounds in 2004.  Through those partner agencies and direct service programs, the food bank helped provide over 50 million meals to those in need last year.  FBR is a charter member of Feeding America.
FBR's key programs are Fighting Hunger-Feeding Hope Food Distribution, Denver's Table Food Rescue and Nutrition Network (which includes the award-winning Kids Cafe program and Totes of Hope - Children and Seniors).  For eight consecutive years, Food Bank of the Rockies has received a 4-Star rating from Charity Navigator; only 2% of all nonprofit organizations have received this rating for eight consecutive years.  

​Meeting Time
​​Date: Second Thursday of the Month
Time: 9:00-11:00 am
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