Downtown Boulder Partnership brings in leader from California
BOULDER — For the second consecutive time, the Downtown Boulder Partnership has looked to coastal California for its next leader.
The nonprofit organization, which oversees civic engagement and economic development efforts in Boulder’s core district, has hired Bettina Swigger as its new executive director. She will start in the role on Nov. 27.
Swigger, who was not available for comment on Wednesday, joins DBP from Downtown San Luis Obispo, a similar organization in the California city, where she was CEO.
The Colorado College graduate who worked for Colorado Springs nonprofit groups for a decade before heading west takes over leadership of…
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