Bounce is a kid's gymnastics studio located at Stanley Market Place. We offer daily recreational gymnastics classes, open gym times, and birthday parties. Our mission is to offer the best classes, taught by the best instructors, to the happiest students! We strive to create a community where everyone can have fun, feel confident, and accomplish their goals! Bounce Gymnastics exists to enhance the lives of children by offering a fun environment where each child can learn to play and move safely.Our staff is carefully selected because of their special gifts, exercise and coaching experience, abilities, training, and education, as well as their desire to make a difference in the lives of children. Each staff member plays an important part in creating an outstanding playful/movement environment for children. Together we strive for excellence based on respect, patience, honesty, loyalty, friendship, and a love for children.

Qi Functional Training Centers offers our community the most creative and functional fusion fitness classes around today. Each Qi Location is special and gives our members and students an opportunity to be both a yogi and an warrior athlete. Our mission is to create an environment that challenges and changes you: physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment(CDPHE) (Since 2003)-Director, Prevention Services DivisionThe Prevention Services Division is the largest division in CDPHE with 191 employees and a budget of over 200 million dollars. It is larger than most of the other departments in state government.With a mandate for change from the executive director, , I have attempted to create a climate in which change is the norm and people are encouraged to think creatively and are rewarded for innovation.The organizational chart has changed considerably in the first months as we strive to find a leaner and more effective alignment of people, talent and resources. We are developing some creative strategic alliances with others interested in health including those in the health care delivery system, business, industry and education.

Director, Emergency Preparedness and Response Division(2005-2011)- Program Manager, Epidemiology, Surveillance andCommunication (2003-2005)* Overview: Manage 37 FTEs internally, and 40 regionalpublic health staff. Oversee grant applications; launchpublic health initiatives; measure program outcomes;collaborate with constituency groups, develop strategicplans, and perform policy analysis. Deliver Colorado'semergency preparedness and management policy forEmergency Support Function (ESF) #8. Develop priorities,work plans, and agreements for CDC cooperativeagreement's epidemiology and surveillance section.* Financial Management: Captured a 125% funding increase(2010) growing budget from $18.5 million to $41.5 millionfrom grants including Hospital Preparedness Program andCDC Public Health Emergency Program. Named the topgrantee in country by CDC for precise budget managementand expense allocation of pandemic influenza funding(2011). Directed $321 million in total funding.* Denver Democratic National Convention: Avoided crisisthrough decisive problem solving during an environmentaldetection of a biological agent; ensured safety of 35,000participants: politicians, media, sponsors, andnationwide delegates. Invited to White House to speak onimproving federal/state cooperation in times ofheightened attention.* Natural Disaster: Delivered full operational responsethat restored safe drinking water to Alamosa, CO (pop.8,900); coordinated CDPHE divisions and partners (CoWarn)in 3-week investigation of public water systemcontaminated with Salmonella bacteria.* Communication Visionary: Designed and deployeddepartment's first Web 2.0 communication tool during H1N1pandemic reaching daily every licensed health careprovider and all licensed health entities in state-delivered at zero cost.

ESO assigned to the Surgeon General's Office

Deployed-Active Duty 9/21/2004-10/11/2005 OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM III (OIF III)· Unit Commander, leading the most dynamic, diverse, and dispersed Preventive Medicine Detachment in Iraq, covering the largest geographical area of any Detachment during combat operations (11/14/2004 through 10/5/2005).· Responsible for the supervision, health, and welfare of 8 Preventive Medicine specialists and one entomologist.· Responsible for managing, accountability, and maintenance of over $5,000,000 of vehicles and equipment.· Responsible for providing comprehensive preventive medicine support to over 44,000 U.S.

· Strengthening Colorado’s disease control capacity by leading the integration of a diverse group of 12 regional epidemiologists into the communicable disease program at the Department. · Directly supervised 3 full time staff within the Emergency Preparedness and Response Section.· Managed a 3.6 million dollar yearly budget and provided oversight to multiple regional subcontracts.· Developed the vision, objectives, priorities and work plans for the epidemiology and surveillance section, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) cooperative agreement FY 04-05.· Partnered with Local Public Health and State Public Health staff to revise and equip the mass vaccination, pandemic influenza, and response to smallpox plans for activation.