Leadership

Marvin is retired from the financial industry. Born in Springfield, Illinois and raised in Minnesota’s Twin Cities, he started living in Colorado part-time in 1986 and became a full-time resident in 2008. Marvin received his M.S. in Finance from the University of Minnesota and is a Charted Financial Analyst. He and his wife, Delene, live in Georgetown with their “three-legged mutt,” Chloe. They have four grown children and six grandchildren. Marvin enjoys hiking, recreational bicycling, cooking, Jeeping and camping. He is particularly interested in economic development in Clear Creek County, and is a member of Clear Creek Rotary and chair of the Georgetown Business Promotions Commission. Marvin previously served on Mount Evans’ Board of Directors 2014-2020, serving as Treasurer 2017-2019 and Chair 2020.

Allyson Gottsman is program manager for the Colorado Health Extension System, a collaborative of 20 practice transformation organizations, and an evolving workforce of regional health connectors has been in healthcare her entire career, coming from the administrative perspective of healthcare delivery. She began experimenting with practice facilitation in the early nineties with a focus on patient centeredness, patient education and customer service.  She expanded to clinical transformation in her role as executive vice president for HealthTeamWorks. Allyson was the original Colorado Director of the national Improving Performance in Practice program.  Building on her experience in practice

transformation and years of collaborative working relationships with healthcare leaders across Colorado, she is now turning her attention to the creation of a statewide infrastructure to support and coordinate practice transformation and to connect primary care to local public health and community organizations to support the community based health improvement initiatives to address Quadruple Aim goals. Allyson previously served on Mount Evans’ Board of Directors 2015-2021, serving as Chair 2017. She and her husband Bob have lived in Evergreen for many years, they enjoy skiing, tennis, and connecting with friends. 

Elizabeth Hund, SVP, was the Division Head for Food Industries at U.S. Bank. She led a team that provides financial solutions for companies involved in the production, processing and distribution of food and agriculture products. She retired in August of 2018 after having been with U.S. Bank since 2006.  In total, she has spent 38 years in agribusiness and agricultural finance.

Hund joined U.S. Bank from Rabobank International in San Francisco where she was responsible for the management of the Western Region.  Previously, she worked for CoBank, National Bank for Cooperatives, where she was senior relationship manager, and for Coleman Natural Meats as chief financial officer. Prior, Hund worked as vice president of agribusiness at Colorado National Bank, which has since been acquired by U.S. Bank.

Hund received a Master’s Degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in finance from the University of Colorado in Boulder. She also holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in agriculture from Kansas State University in Manhattan, Kansas. She holds FINRA licenses 79, 63 and 24.

Active in the national agriculture community, Hund is a trustee of the Legge Lowden Farm Foundation and serves as a board member and treasurer of the Farm Foundation. She serves on the Agricultural Marketing Advisory Board for the CME Group.  She is a trustee of the National Western Stock Show Association, a trustee of the Kansas State University Foundation, and a fellow (class 34) of the California Agricultural Leadership Program.

 She has formerly served on the Women in Agribusiness Advisory Board, the Dean’s Advisory Council for the College of Agricultural and Environment Sciences at the University of California at Davis and on the Dean’s Advisory Council for the College of Agriculture at Kansas State University, as well as the USDA Marketing Advisory Board.

Davis began with Edward Jones in 2011 and took responsibility for the Genesee Branch in 2012.  Building a business through volunteerism and community service has always been important to him. He has served on the board of directors for the Conifer Chamber of Commerce, he is a graduate of Leadership Evergreen and past board member, and current board member of the Evergreen Rotary Club. In 2020, He was recognized as the Business of the Year from the Conifer Chamber.

 Davis graduated from the University of Iowa in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in business management. While at Iowa he was a member of the Track & Field and Cross Country teams. He has added his CFP®, ChFC®, CLU® and AAMS® designations. In 2019 he completed his master’s degree in financial planning.

Originally from Iowa, he relocated to Colorado in 2008 and immediately began taking advantage of many of our state’s natural resources. An avid camper, hiker, is scuba certified, and has five remaining 14’ers to complete. Next year he anticipates starting work towards the National Parks and his pilots license.

Leonor McCall-Rodriguez is a bilingual and multicultural consultant whose career spans marketing, development, communications, global initiatives, and research across industries with leading international corporations. Most recently, she has focused on grant development for clinical simulation, science, and virtual reality resources in health programs serving minority students, as well as communications to improve the patient experience. A native of Chicago, she holds a Master of Health Administration, an MBA, and a Baccalaureate degree in Economics. Leonor is Board certified in Healthcare Management and a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE). She is also a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE). She is the author of “Reinventing Yourself in The Face of Change,” and other titles. She resides in Conifer, Colorado with her husband, Dean, and their furry rescues.