Lloyd Lewis has a long career of public service, starting in the 1980s as Treasurer for a Philadelphia based nonprofit serving teenage runaways. He also served with his church as a county prison GED tutor in the 1980s. In the 1990s Mr. Lewis served on the board of a Boulder Colorado based literacy nonprofit. 

In 2003, after the birth of his son Kennedy, born with Down syndrome, Mr. Lewis became an advocate for Down syndrome scientific research, forming a partnership with the late Dr. Linda Crnic, a University of Colorado neuroscientist and Down syndrome researcher. Mr. Lewis and Dr. Crnic did advocacy for Down syndrome research across the CU campuses, with the Director of the National Institutes of Health, and spoke at the National Down Syndrome Convention hosted by the National Down Syndrome Congress in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He also partnered with Michelle Sie Whitten on Down syndrome research advocacy, whose family, John and Anna Sie, are well known philanthropists (John Sie founded the successful cable network Starz Encore). The Sie family created and funded the Linda Crnic Down Syndrome Research Center, on the CU Anschutz campus, now the world’s largest Down syndrome research facility. 

Following the death of his good friend and research partner Linda Crnic, Mr. Lewis was recruited in May 2005 to serve as CEO for the arc Thrift stores of Colorado. Under Mr. Lewis’s leadership, the arc Thrift stores of Colorado have become one of Colorado’s largest nonprofits, its largest funder of advocacy for those with I/DD, one of its largest employers of those with intellectual disabilities, a funder of hundreds of nonprofits throughout the country through its vehicle donation program (including being a very large funder of Colorado Public Radio), one of  Colorado’s largest providers of food and vouchers for other marginalized populations, including seniors, people experiencing homelessness, mental health challenges, substance abuse, those living in poverty, people exiting the criminal system, refugees, immigrants, rescue missions, shelters, senior centers, etc. . During Mr. Lewis’s tenure,  Arc Thrift has hired nearly 500 employee s with intellectual and developmental disabilities. 

Mr. Lewis is the chair of four important and disability related boards: The Colorado Cross Disability Coalition (Americans with Disabilities Act legal enforcement and individual and systemic advocacy), the Atlantis Community Foundation (integrated affordable housing for people with disabilities), Adams Camp (therapy and adventure outdoor camps for children and adults with I/DD at Snow Mountain YMCA Ranch near Winter Park), and Best Buddies Colorado. Mr. Lewis is also a board member and Treasurer for the Arc of the US Foundation, and Board Treasurer for Inclusion International, a worldwide advocacy organization for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities with members in over 100 countries. Finally, Mr. Lewis was recently appointed Treasurer of Bayaud Industries, a Denver based nonprofit serving those with disabilities and other marginalized populations.

Mr. Lewis was nominated as a CEO of the year in 2020 by Colorado Biz Magazine, as one of Denver’s Most Admired CEOs by the Denver Business Journal in 2021, and is a recipient of a NewsEd Civil Rights Award for his work in disabilities. Additionally, Mr. Lewis was recognized with a lifetime achievement award from the Colorado Vistage CEO organization and also received recognition for his work in DEI from the Denver Business Journal. Mr. Lewis received a World Citizenship Award from the International Civitans on July 4, 2022 at its international convention in San Antonio for his work on behalf of those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The International Civitans is an over 100 year civic group, with 22,000 members in over 25 countries across the world. Past winners of this award have included Eunice Shriver, who founded the Special Olympics and was a sister of  President John Kennedy, as well as Winston Churchill and Dwight Eisenhower. Mr. Lewis has also been recognized in the Congressional Record for his work on behalf of those with disabilities by Congressional Leaders Jason Crow and Diana DeGette who are in the US House of Representatives.

Mr. Lewis holds Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of Oklahoma (1978), and also sits on the Board of Advocates for the Dodge Family College of Arts & Science at OU. Additionally, Mr. Lewis holds a Master’s degree in Business from the University of Chicago (1988), one of the premier business schools in the world today, and was recognized as a Distinguished Booth Alumni in Public Service in May 2024. There are 60,000 living Booth Alumni in over 100 countries across the world. 

Don W. Carver is a veteran insurance professional with over 48 years of experience in property and casualty insurance, specializing in both commercial and personal lines. He spent 39 years as the owner and principal of Carver and Associates, a trusted independent agency serving Colorado’s Front Range community. Today, he continues his work in the industry as an insurance advisor with CCIG, a locally owned and respected Colorado-based insurance agency.

Don’s leadership extends into the nonprofit sector as well. For nine years, he served as President of Colorado Confidential Intermediary Services, a court-affiliated nonprofit that facilitates post- adoption communication between biological families and adoptees. He currently serves as President of Personal Affordable Living, a Colorado nonprofit that provides housing for individuals with intellectual disabilities. In addition, he is Vice Chair of the Atlantis Community Foundation, which develops accessible and inclusive housing for people with disabilities.

Don attended Baylor University and has completed numerous insurance education courses throughout his career. He is married and the proud father of two grown children.

An experienced Colorado REALTOR® since 2001, the first thing you’ll notice about me is that I practice my career somewhat differently.  Partially paralyzed in a car accident, I'm now a self-described ‘Wheeltor’, pursuing tasks using a wheelchair, technology, and the help of my selfless husband, Gary. I strive every day to be a positive example of someone who rises above adversity to reach new heights and challenges, and I don’t let my disability define who I am.  I also speak Spanish.

  I practice real estate because I believe homeownership is a fundamental way of establishing stability, wealth, and community.  I genuinely enjoy getting to know and understand my clients and their needs so that I can deliver the quality service they expect and deserve, coupled with my expertise, a bit of intuition, and some luck!  God is an important factor in my business so helping to realize your real estate dreams and being a part of that journey is a blessing for me. Daily, I find purpose in serving others which is one reason my real estate career suits me. 

My mission is to uphold the highest service standards of my profession, offering prompt and informative communication and a thorough insight of the buying/selling process so my clients understand it, each step of the way.  Homeownership should be available to all, and I aim to establish a business relationship based on honesty and integrity, including creating a professional, kind and respectful working environment while looking forward to serving those in our community who may have diverse buying and selling needs. 

Mark has extensive experience in commercial real estate both as an investor and a broker, specializing in retail and industrial properties. His company, Commercial Property Advisors, was formed in 2003. He currently manages a portfolio of investment properties and his brokerage duties include assisting clients with buy/sell and lease transactions. 

Prior to entering commercial real estate, Mark was President of the region’s largest electrical distributor, Ryall Electric Supply. Ryall had over 300 employees that operated out of 7 warehouses serving the Colorado and Wyoming electrical markets. When Ryall sold to a global distributor in 2001, they had annual sales in excess of $85 million and handled several hundred electrical manufacturer’s lines.

He also serves as the Chairman of the ARC Thrift Board of Directors and Chairs the Real Estate Committee. Mark has been a member of the ARC Board for over 25 years and has assisted ARC Thrift with numerous real estate transactions and helped the company grow in both sales and profits. He also serves on the Board of Atlantis Community Foundation (ACF), a non-profit organization with a long history in Denver, that was established to assist individuals with disabilities to integrate into society by ensuring the availability of accessible, affordable integrated housing. Mark holds an MBA in Finance from Denver University and an undergraduate business degree from University of Colorado.

Tim is currently the Managing Principal of Hibernia Housing, a Mixed-Income,

Neurodiverse housing developer in the Metro Denver area.  McEntee has developed over 14,000 multi-family units in CO, TX, WA, AZ, MN, and IL during his 30+ year career. Tim retired from Wood Partners after twelve years and formed Hibernia Housing. Before joining Wood Partners in 2008, he was the controlling principal of Hibernia Holdings LLC, a Denver-based multifamily developer that also built small commercial and retail projects. Before that, McEntee was a Senior Partner and Divisional President at JPI, where he completed the development of more than 10,000 multifamily units with a market capitalization of over $1 billion. He began his multifamily career with Trammell Crow Residential in Atlanta and Denver.  

McEntee served eight years as a U.S. Army Officer and commanded units in the Infantry and Special Forces, attaining the rank of Captain. He is an honors graduate from the University of Utah with a degree in History and received his MBA from Golden Gate University in San Francisco, CA. Tim was elected into the Denver Multifamily Hall of Fame in 2016. He cofounded the Firefly Center for Autism, which remains thriving 22 years later.

Kevin is CFO of Arc Thrift Stores, one of Colorado’s largest social enterprises supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. He has been a CFO for over 30 years with some of Colorado’s significant non-profits such as the Denver Rescue Mission, a 133 year old comprehensive Human Service Provider, and American Water Works Association, a prominent 140 year old organization that writes standards and is a membership association for the drinking water industry.

Kevin is experienced in investments and at one time licensed in the industry during a couple year stint at Smith Barney, and in addition administered a multi-employer pension plan. He is a Certified Management Accountant (CMA), and Certified in Strategy & Competitive Analysis (CSCA) through the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA). In 2006 was a Leadership Denver Graduate and in 2010 was named the Denver Business Journals CFO of the year.

Jim has had a long career leading non-profit organizations in the fields of housing, healthcare, health screening, education and research. Before recently taking on the Trusteeship of a family business, as CEO of Senior Housing Options from 2017 to 2022, Jim actively reached out to the community to expand housing opportunities and assisted living for low-income seniors. Jim moved to Denver in 1986 to lead the development of a health education center (the Hall of Life) at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, and following completion of that project stayed on as Director of Education for eleven years. He served as CEO of 9Health Fair for ten years, expanding health screening to under-served audiences, and previously as CEO of the Arthritis Foundation, Rocky Mountain Chapter raising funds for research and programs.  Jim’s career has shown a long-term commitment to excellence, and dedicated to supporting those in need, building health and wellness in the community, and working collaboratively with staff, partners and volunteers across the state to make substantial impacts in these fields. He is now a Senior Associate with the Valtas Group providing Interim Executive Director services to nonprofit organizations.

In addition, he has been an active volunteer leader, serving on governing boards for the Rotary Club of Denver, the Olympin Collectors Club, the Colorado Wildlife Federation, and the Colorado Health Network/Colorado AIDS Project. He also became Interim Executive Director of the Colorado Wildlife Federation for six months during a change in staff leadership. He is an amateur historian of the modern Olympic Games and is an active cyclist, runner, photographer and outdoorsman. He is married to Diane Schindler-Goddard and has two sons, Wyatt (27) and Sawyer (25).