Boulder Chamber names 5 new members to board

BOULDER — The Boulder Chamber, which advocates on behalf of some 1,200 member businesses, has named five new members to its board of directors for 2017.

The new members include Doyle Albee, president of MAPR.agency; Marie Gambon, senior vice president for people at Boulder Brands; Scott Holton, cofounder and principal at Element Properties; Kate Honea, head of operations for Twenty Ninth Street; and Bonifacio “Boni” Sandoval, commercial banking market manager at First National Bank.

“We are very excited to welcome these five outstanding business and community leaders to our board of directors,” Boulder Chamber president and CEO John Tayer said. “Each of them has a reputation for collaborative leadership, working across the divergent sectors of our community to advance business interests and effectively address civic challenges — a characteristic we value at the Boulder Chamber.”

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Mark Gordon, president and CEO of Stratom Inc., will be leaving the Boulder Chamber board at the end of 2016.

Current board members who will remain include: Gerry Agnes of Elevations Credit Union; Judy Amabile of Polar Bottle; George Berg of Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti; Jose Beteta of the Latino Chamber of Commerce of Boulder County; Bruce Borowsky of Boulder Digital Arts; Peter Braun of UBS Financial Services; Lori Call of Kaiser Permanente; Kimberly Campbell of Macerich; Hy Harris of EKS&H; Stephanie Ianonne of Housing Helpers; Teresa Lomax of Gateway Park Fun Center; Bob Morehouse of Vermillion Design + Interactive; Ted Rockwell of the University of Colorado; and Katy Schmoll of UCAR.