Meet Our Executive Director

John Dandurand (he, him, his)

John has been a leader in the nonprofit sector for over 30 years. He is the former executive director of the Colorado Arts Consortium and Creating Caring Communities (an anti-bullying program). He has worked as senior management at the Colorado Nonprofit Association and the Denver Community Kollel. John has helped to deliver countless hours of training, technical assistance and professional development to nonprofits statewide.

Meet Our Board

Benjamin Richmond (he/him/his) - President Center for Applied Management Practices 

CHAIRMAN

Benjamin Richmond is a dedicated nonprofit leader with over 20 years of experience advancing mission-driven initiatives and strengthening community-based organizations. Originally from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and now based in Westminster, Colorado, he has played a key role in developing successful programs and expanding the reach of The Center for Applied Management Practices, Inc., where his work in consulting and software services has empowered nonprofits to improve operations, strategy, and impact.

Benjamin is known for his collaborative leadership style, and his ability to turn complex challenges into sustainable solutions. A lifelong learner and advocate for innovation in the nonprofit sector, Benjamin also brings a creative spirit to his personal life, enjoying theatre, comics, board games, and other arts experiences with family and friends. His passion for service, systems thinking, and inclusive community-building continues to drive his professional journey.

Jordan-Stopak-Behr (he/him/his) - Program Administrator, Colorado Dept. of Human Services
TREASURER

As an operations leader at the Colorado Department of Human Services, Jordan focuses on making public programs more effective and easier for families to navigate. With a background in administering benefits like TANF and Medical Assistance, he uses his experience in process improvement and public administration to cut through bureaucracy. Jordan is a people-first leader who values empathy and social justice, bringing a practical perspective to the board to help the organization better serve the community.

Savanna Depew (she/her/hers) - Manager of Community Programs, Center for Work Education & Employment
TRUSTEE 

Savanna is a trained facilitator and experienced case manager who has been directly involved with human services work for more than 5 years. She has directly coached hundreds of participants through a multitude of goals including navigating housing, connecting to mental health support, and preparing for education and employment opportunities. All of her work stems from two core beliefs that people have power to change their lives and that change must be done in relationships. She is excited to continue to build strong networks to push this vital work forward with the Human Services Network.

Roy Hutchison (he/him/his) - Financial Planner

TRUSTEE 

Roy has been a Certified Financial Planner, including tax preparation (Enrolled Agent), a series 7 stockbroker, a licensed life and health insurance broker, a real estate broker and property manager, and has been a small business owner/manager with several employees. In semi-retirement, he helps individuals and employers navigate the intricacies of health insurance and Medicare.