Our Committees
The Colorado/Wyoming CCIM Chapter committees work together to provide meaningful benefits and build the future our members deserve. If you are interested in serving on a committee, please contact any of the distinguished professionals listed below.
The Candidate Guidance & Designation Promotion Committee is responsible for increasing awareness and recognition of the CCIM designation throughout the commercial real estate industry and oversees mentoring initiatives, ensuring members and candidates receive the guidance and resources needed to advance toward the CCIM designation. Through strategic marketing, high‑quality events, outreach to employers and industry partners, and collaboration with related associations, the committee works to position the CCIM designation as the standard of professionalism, integrity, and expertise in the market.
2026 Candidate Guidance & Designation Promotion Committee
Becky Martin, CCIM
The Education Committee is dedicated to delivering high‑quality commercial real estate education and professional development opportunities. This committee oversees national and local coursework and university partnerships. Through strong educational programming and strategic academic relationships, the committee helps position the chapter as a leading provider of commercial and investment real estate education.
2026 Education Committee
Mark VanArk, CCIM
The Membership Committee focuses on growing and retaining a strong, diverse membership base by recruiting new prospects, reengaging those previously connected with CCIM, and supporting the satisfaction and involvement of current members. Through targeted outreach, consistent communication, and active engagement efforts, including social media, member contact, and annual recognition events, the committee works to cultivate an inclusive community and strengthen long‑term membership relationships.
2026 Membership Committee
Bill Sheridan, CCIM
The Marketing Committee is responsible for promoting the chapter and its activities through effective marketing strategies and leveraging technology to enhance communication and engagement. This includes overseeing the chapter’s website, social media platforms, and digital tools. The committee also explores innovative technologies to improve member experience and supports outreach efforts to increase visibility within the commercial real estate community.
2026 Marketing Committee
Wuanita LaRusso, CCIM
The Programs & Events Committee is tasked with developing and delivering engaging chapter programs. This committee selects qualified speakers and facilitators, establishes guidelines for expenses, and ensures all program components are member driven. It also evaluates and secures appropriate meeting venues while continually seeking fresh, relevant content that reflects the interests and needs of the membership.
2026 Programs & Events Committee
Shilo Bartlett, CCIM; Erin Crowley, CCIM; Julian Bridgewater; Brianne Sheridan
The Sponsorship Committee is responsible for obtaining and overseeing sponsorships that fund chapter programs and initiatives. This committee focuses on identifying potential sponsors, cultivating strong ongoing relationships, and ensuring clear communication and delivery of all agreed‑upon benefits. It develops strategic approaches to sponsorship and highlights value through audience exposure, brand recognition, and networking potential.
2026 Sponsorship Committee
Becky Martin, CCIM; Ed Bauer, CCIM; Jessica Florez; Mike McAliney, CCIM; Sarah Pegler, CCIM; Heather Taylor, CCIM,
The Scholarship Committee is responsible for supporting professional growth by overseeing the chapter’s scholarship program. This committee sets qualification standards, evaluates applications, selects award recipients, and ensures scholarships advance education and training tied to the CCIM designation. It also works to increase visibility of scholarship opportunities within the commercial real estate community, encouraging broader participation and development.
2026 Scholarship Committee
Becky Martin, CCIM
