Finance, HR, and Operations Professionals

Group Description

​This group is for leaders involved in the operational aspects of running a nonprofit who want to improve their organization’s practices, policies, and procedures. The group provides space to discuss topics ranging from risk management and insurance to HR best practices to accounting and financial management. A new topic is presented monthly, and group members are encouraged to submit topics they would like to cover.

Meeting Time

Date: 2nd Wednesday of the Month
Time: 2:30-4:00pm

Angela Schreffler
VICE PRESIDENT
COLORADO NONPROFIT DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Angela has worked in the nonprofit sector for over 10 years, most recently as the executive director of the Denver Regional Mobility and Access Council (DRMAC), a Project of CNDC. During her four years at DRMAC, Angela helped grow the organization from one to five employees, created new programs, and more than doubled the Project’s budget. Prior to DRMAC, Angela was the Heartland Tree Alliance Manager at Bridging the Gap in Kansas City, Mo. She has served on a number of board and committees throughout her career, and now volunteers with several local organizations, including the Whittier Neighborhood Association, where she resides. Angela has also completed the Mountain States Employers Council Executive Leadership program, and has a master’s in Public Administration with an emphasis in Nonprofit Management. Away from work, Angela enjoys gardening, hiking and traveling.

Kevin Van Vleet
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
​COLORADO NONPROFIT DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Kevin brings 15 years of experience in banking, finance and accounting to his role as CNDC’s Chief Financial Officer. He is a licensed CPA and CGMA with a background in auditing and consulting in both the for-profit and nonprofit sectors. Additionally, Kevin has an extensive background volunteering with and serving on boards and committees for non-profit organizations, including serving most recently as the President of the Board of Trustees for Holy Names Music Center, a non-profit community music school in Spokane, Wash. Kevin considers himself a lifelong Kiwanian and has held various leadership positions within the broader K-Family since his initial involvement in the Key Club at his high school in Montana. His affiliation with Kiwanis has allowed him to touch a number of nonprofit organizations and helps to fulfill his desire to give back to the community. A graduate of Gonzaga University, Kevin has also completed Comer & Associates’ ADVANCE management and leadership effectiveness program.