*** Please RSVP for this meeting by 5pm on Thursday, October 7. No walk-ins are permitted. ***

Date: Tuesday, October 12, 2021
Time: 7:00am-9:00am
Location: The Vista at Applewood Golf Course – 14001 W 32nd Ave. Golden, CO 80401
Cost:  $15 for WRBA Members and their guests, $18 for Non-members

Speaker: Gregg Moss, VP of Communications, SCL Health

Topic: “15 Tips to Spark Leadership and Achieve Greater Success“

You will learn:

• Leaders aren’t defined by their job title, but rather their behavior
• The 7 tips to “spark” leaders in your business
• The 8 leadership trends for 2022

President’s Circle Member Business Spotlight: TBA

Patron Member Business Spotlight: TBA

COVID-19 update… Please review the current recommendations from Jefferson County Public Health from HERE

Gregg Moss, Vice President, Communications and Community Relations, SCL Health

Gregg leads the communications, public relations, and content creation teams who educate, inspire and engage patients and associates at eight hospitals and 180 clinics in Colorado, Kansas, and Montana.

Prior to joining SCL Health, Gregg worked in the City Manager’s office at the City of Westminster where he helped lead the city’s community engagement and innovation programs. Gregg is a well-known member of the community in part because he was an anchor/reporter for 9NEWS for two decades.

Gregg’s combined experience in the public and private sector as an entrepreneur, educator, and global communications consultant gives him a unique perspective of leadership and strategic communications.

*** Please RSVP for this meeting by 5pm on Thursday, November 4. No walk-ins are permitted. ***

Date: Tuesday, November 9, 2021
Time: 7:00am-9:00am
Location: The Vista at Applewood Golf Course – 14001 W 32nd Ave. Golden, CO 80401
Cost:  $15 for WRBA Members and their guests, $18 for Non-members

Speaker: Chief Chris Murtha, Wheat Ridge Police Department

Topic: “Wheat Ridge Police Chief on Relationship-based Policing and other matters“

Even though COVID delayed some of the improvements Chief Murtha wanted to implement, he and his team have already made great strides in the areas of relationship-based policing and addressing the national issue of homelessness that is impacting local communities. Chief Murtha Is an engaging speaker and you will find his stories and information fascinating and uplifting. This November, let’s show our gratitude to our first responders.

President’s Circle Member Business Spotlight: TBA

Patron Member Business Spotlight: TBA

COVID-19 update… Please review the current recommendations from Jefferson County Public Health from HERE

Chief Chris Murtha, Wheat Ridge Police Department

Chief Chris Murtha of the Wheat Ridge Police Department began with the City in February of 2020 just prior to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Before he and his wife moved to Denver, Chief Murtha left a position as Deputy Chief for the Patrol Bureau of Prince George’s County Police Department in Maryland. A former Denver resident, at the time he joined WRPD, Chief Murtha had 23 years of experience in law enforcement. Leading a department of 1,100 men and women, both sworn and civilian, Chief Murtha was instrumental in adopting a new records management system, automated speed enforcement, and license plate readers. As Deputy Chief for the Prince George’s Police Department, Murtha oversaw calls for service by patrol to the University of Maryland-College Park Campus, FedEx Field, National Harbor Convention Center, Joint Base Andrews-Naval Air Facility Washington (home of Air Force One), and other venues.

Chief Murtha received his bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the University of New Hampshire and a certificate from the Police Executive Research Forum’s Senior Management Institute for Police.