Who We Are

Jeanne M. Beaudry Executive Director

Jeanne’s life has been an immersion in living in the world’s most scenic settings. She lived her early years in various U.S. National Parks, including Yosemite, Sequoia and Kings Canyon. As a result of growing up in these outdoor settings, she gained a deep appreciation of and respect for our natural resources. She received her Bachelors in biology at the University of Colorado and her Master’s in education at Colorado State University.

Jeanne’s passion has been to be involved in the conservation field for over 30 years, working for the National Park Service, Alaska Fish and Game Department, Aspen Center for Environmental Studies and Aspen Valley Land Trust. She established several non-profit organizations and was the founding Executive Director of the Roaring Fork Conservancy, a watershed group that works in the valley between Aspen and Glenwood Springs in Colorado. Jeanne was a founding board member and the first Executive Director of the Colorado Watershed Assembly, an umbrella organization of over 45 watershed groups throughout the State of Colorado. Prior to joining the Mountain Area Land Trust, Jeanne served as the start-up Executive Director for the Alliance for Sustainable Colorado, located in Denver, where she coordinated over 45 nonprofits working on sustainability issues.

Jeanne has been privileged to serve as Mountain Area Land Trust’s Executive Director since January 2009. She has lived with her husband in Evergreen since 2007.

Lynn Caligiuri Development Director

Lynn moved to Evergreen, Colorado with her husband and 13 year old son in December of 2014, after living on the Delmarva Peninsula in Delaware and Maryland for most of her life. Lynn received her Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Washington College in Chestertown, Maryland, and for almost twenty years was Campaign Finance Director for U.S. Congressmen Wayne Gilchrest and Frank Kratovil.

More recently, Lynn was the Outreach Coordinator for Queen Anne’s Conservation Association (QACA) in Centreville, Maryland. QACA is the Eastern Shore of Maryland’s oldest land use and conservation organization. Lynn managed donor outreach, communications, budgets, finance and advocacy for the association. In addition, Lynn has worked with the Maryland League of Conservation Voters on special event fundraising, and has managed the political fundraising campaigns of numerous state and local candidates.

Lynn joined Mountain Area Land Trust as Development Director in February 2015, and enjoys combining her passions for land conservation and fundraising. She and her husband are avid hikers and lovers of the outdoors and enjoy spending their free time exploring the wonders of their new home in the Colorado Rocky Mountains.

Jamie Bradley Communications Director

Jamie loves the great outdoors and has called Colorado her home since she was born. She spent her childhood riding horses on a ranch in eastern Colorado Springs where she learned to appreciate the beauty of the great outdoors.  She enjoys paddle boarding and hiking during the summer and snowshoeing in the winter.  She now lives in Evergreen and loves spending time with family and friends. Jamie has more than 20 years experience in marketing and communications working in the public, private and nonprofit sectors. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Technical Communications and Public Relations from Colorado State University and is knowledgeable with land real estate transactions.

Beverly Kerr Bookkeeper

Beverly Kerr takes an analytical approach to her work. She has a degree in Computer Science and Accounting and worked as a Systems Analyst and Programmer for 15 years before moving from the Midwest to Evergreen with her husband and two small children. After raising her children, Beverly again joined the working world as a Contract Business Services Provider and Bookkeeper. She also works as an Office Manager for a local company, Mountain Design Group and provides bookkeeping services for a couple small businesses in the Evergreen area. She joined MALT as a Bookkeeper in the spring of 2011.

Beverly is also engaged in many community organizations that support people and the environment. She has an appreciation for the mission of the organization and firmly believes in preserving the scenic land and water resources of Colorado from overdevelopment. Beverly’s passion is her Community Outreach Group which works on special projects for the local food bank, Evergreen Christian Outreach. She enjoys spending time with her husband, reading, traveling and working on her home.

Christine Strickland Deputy Director Land and Water Conservation

Christine spent every childhood summer backpacking with her family across the Intermountain West. Thanks to this extraordinary upbringing, she went on to develop an enduring professional commitment to actively conserving the natural, cultural, and historic characteristics that our country is so blessed with. Her career has been dedicated to this field, spanning grassroots organizing, non-profit partnerships with the corporate world, fundraising, conservation easement negotiations and public lands management. She believes that curiosity about, and respect for, others are essential to successful land conservation. Christine has worked for the U.S. Forest Service, Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance, Center for Resource Management, Colorado Open Lands, and most recently Jefferson County Open Space. She received her Bachelor’s in Biology at the College of Wooster and her Master’s in Environmental Science at the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry.

Carl Vitale Conservation/GIS Director

Growing up in Colorado made it easy for Carl to develop a passion for the outdoors. While he was earning his degree
in Geography from the University of Colorado, this passion grew to a desire to conserve public lands and natural areas so future generations can develop the same appreciation for the natural world. His career in conservation has allowed him to work on many projects in the West. For a few years in Oregon, he was part of a stewardship team that specialized in vegetative restoration and invasive species control and in Boise, Idaho he managed a revegetation project for stormwater basins and bioswales in Idaho’s most populous county.

Carl has joined MALT at the start of 2022 and is excited to be back in Colorado where he can use his skills and experiences to better connect people with their open spaces and to help in the conservation of Colorado’s natural beauty.

Patrick J. Meyer President

Originally from St. Louis, Pat first moved to Colorado to attend the University of Denver where he received his undergraduate and law degrees. Pat’s legal and consulting career took him to a number of locations around the country, including Los Angeles, Washington DC and Chicago. Pat retired as a partner with the accounting and advisory firm of PricewaterhouseCoopers in 2015, where he served in regional and national leadership roles in the firm’s human capital advisory practice.

Pat’s passion for education and the outdoors has guided his volunteer activities including serving as a district school board president in Illinois, and most recently as a member of the community board which oversees the operations of Beaver Ranch (a JeffCo Open Space park). Since moving to Conifer in 2016, Pat and his wife Ute have embraced mountain life, and can frequently be seen hiking, skiing, cycling and horseback riding, as well as spending time with their six adult children and three grandchildren.

Sue Dorsey President-Elect

Originally from Baltimore, Sue grew up in an outdoors-oriented family, skiing together on the slopes in western Maryland and enjoying the mountains in the area in all seasons. After receiving her Business degree from the University of Vermont, she worked in banking for several years but wanted to be involved with an organization that had an impact on society. With her passion for social justice, she joined the Peace Corp and spent 3 years in Costa Rica, where she met her husband who was also a Peace Corp volunteer there. After completing the MBA program at Yale, she and her husband discovered Evergreen in 1995, settling in a cabin in Evergreen where the natural world was just outside her door.

Combining her business background and desire to be engaged in the non-profit community, Sue has taken a leadership role with several organizations including Friendship Bridge, Water for People, and currently at the Gates Family Foundation. She had been a volunteer at MALT shortly after moving to Evergreen and now as a Board member wants to ensure its continuing sustainability and access to the lands under trust through ongoing stewardship. Sue is looking forward to applying her expertise where it will have the greatest impact to the organization.

Sue and her family enjoy the many outdoor recreational activities in the area, including skiing and trail running. She lives with her husband who teaches school at Parmalee Elementary School and their three children.

Nikki Croce Secretary

Nikki moved to Evergreen Colorado from Pacific Palisades, California in 2013 for a change in lifestyle and to take advantage of everything the mountains have to offer. Growing up, she gained a deep appreciation for Colorado’s natural beauty from annual multi-week family ski trips in the state and backpacking adventures with friends in the backcountry. While living in California, Nikki frequented the Sierra Nevada mountains exploring the Ansel Adams Wilderness and Yosemite National Park many times each year. She learned of and chose to relocate to Evergreen through family ties dating back several decades. Nikki became interested in MALT after learning of their efforts to preserve land, wildlife corridors, clean waters and access to Colorado’s wilderness, a mission close to her heart and passions.

Professionally, Nikki has nearly 20 years’ experience in marketing, advertising and business development. She began her career working for a leading advertising and public relations firm in San Diego, culminating in a management role with Vivendi Universal focused on entertainment marketing and development of corporate alliances. Currently she continues to leverage these experiences as a consultant, most recently leading to a highly successful campaign for the Call of Duty Endowment, raising over two million dollars to fund organizations that assist unemployed veterans to re-enter the workforce. She also served for over a decade as a Luminary Member and Mentor at Step Up Women’s Network, an organization propelling girls from under resourced communities to fulfill their potential.

Nikki lives with her husband Ben and their Greater Swiss Mountain dogs and enjoys skiing, standup paddling, kayaking, fishing and hiking. She has summited several mountain peaks including Mount Whitney and Half Dome in California and Mt. Kilimanjaro in Africa.

Bob Ostertag Treasurer

Born and raised in Denver, Bob is a native Coloradoan whose roots go back several generations. Bob’s family has owned a working ranch near Bailey, Colorado since 1927. An appreciation of the cultural heritage is part of his DNA, and Bob has been involved in several organizations that help promote and preserve this legacy.

Bob attended the Colorado State University earning a Bachelor’s of Science in Finance and Real Estate, and obtained a Graduate degree from the University of Wisconsin, Graduate School of Banking. Recently retired, he had been with CoBiz financial, Inc. since 1996, serving as Executive Vice President/Chief Credit Officer and Senior Vice President / Commercial Department Manager. Previously he was with BankOne, Colorado as Business Banking Manager and Relation manager.

In 2012, Bob and his sister worked with MALT to create a conservation easement for their ranch, allowing it to continue as a working enterprise into perpetuity while conserving the natural resources. Through this experience, Bob developed an interest in utilizing his financial expertise to help MALT achieve its mission and enable it to be financially sustainable so that future generations could also enjoy the scenic and natural beauty of Colorado.

Bob lives in Centennial with his wife and enjoys time with his two daughters. His interests include skiing, ranching and fishing. He has been involved with several non-profits over the years, including the National Western Stock Show Association Junior Livestock Auction committee which generates proceeds that help fund scholarships for young people pursuing a career in agriculture. He has also participated on the boards of Goodwill Industries of Denver and Denver Children’s Home.

Pandora Erlandson Past-President

Pandora’s life has been defined by doing work that she loves. She started as a special needs teacher in Fairfax County, Virginia, then worked for Habitat for Humanity for 15 years in Colorado, serving as Development Director, Marketing and Public Relations for more than a decade.

Pandora moved to move to Colorado from Virginia shortly after college. The cycling, rock climbing, camping, skiing and the many joys of the beautiful outdoors beckoned and kept her here since. She was especially interested in being involved with MALT’s mission of conserving the area’s exquisite natural resources.

She’s had the desire to be a part of the foothills community in a significant way, from creating “Genesee Entertains” (home-based benefit parties) or working to create music events and benefits such as “Boogie at the Barn” with her husband and business partner John Erlandson. It gives her great joy to engage the community and bring people together. Her other leadership roles and community involvement include chairing her professional organization, chairing Colorado National Philanthropy Day, and serving on various boards. Currently she serves on the Leadership Evergreen Board.

Her work as a Realtor with PandoraJohnProperties at RE/MAX Alliance also gives her great joy. Pandora and John were recently awarded the Evergreen Chamber ‘Emerald Award” for embracing the unique Evergreen area and exemplifying what it means to live and do business in this community.” They were also awarded the Colorado Serenity Standard Award– “Considered by Colorado Serenity to be the basis of comparison…an approved model and of recognized excellence.”

Kevin Larson At Large

Kevin moved to Colorado after receiving his Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Detroit in 1981. Lured by a friend’s invitation to explore the area, Kevin made the visit permanent, a decision driven by the exciting opportunities, engaging people and wonderful climate of the Denver area.

Kevin’s professional concentration is as an architect in design/build construction management for business aviation, creating environmentally conscious choices for his clients. With projects nationwide, Kevin became increasingly aware of the need to conserve lands as a buffer against development. He had seen earlier successes to conserve land in the foothills, through the efforts of Denver Mountain Parks, Colorado Open Space and MALT. Motivated by those successes, Kevin took the action to volunteer, becoming a Board Director at-large in 2017 working with the Development Committee.

Kevin continues to be impressed by the dedicated and enthusiastic efforts of MALT’s Board, staff, partners and volunteers to conserve the natural beauty of the area. He enjoys the biking, running and hiking opportunities that are provided by the easily accessible parks. In addition to these outdoor activities, he is also developing his musical skills for the piano and organ.

Bruce Anderson

Bruce and his family moved to Evergreen in 2008, relocating to Colorado from Maine.

After a successful career as a corporate executive and consultant Bruce and his family moved to Evergreen in 2008. He was recruited by Farmers Insurance to acquire a specific agency in Evergreen in 2015. Over the past six years Bruce has earned the Topper Club honors (achievement club for top performing Farmer’s agents) and his agency was selected by the Evergreen Area Chamber of Commerce as Business of the Year for 2018.

Bruce is passionate about preserving open space and protecting land to support local wildlife habitats and outdoor recreation. Bruce is very active in the Evergreen community as a member of the Chamber of Commerce, an Ambassador and Board Member for the Chamber, affiliate member of the Mountain Metro Association of Realtors, Member of Evergreen Rotary Club, Board Member for the Boogie at the Barn non-profit fundraising events, Board Member for Center for the Arts Evergreen, an advisory committee member for Ovation West, and serves on the Board of Directors for Leadership Evergreen. Bruce was also recognized by the Evergreen Area Chamber of Commerce as Volunteer of the Year for 2020.

Jim Chiddix

Jim spent eighteen years as Chief Technology Officer and in other senior posts at Time Warner Cable. He and his team pioneered cable’s use of fiber optics as well as the delivery of streaming video and broadband services. Jim accepted a Technical Emmy Award in 1994 and was inducted into both the Cable Television

Pioneers and the Cable Hall of Fame. Earlier in his career, Jim held a variety of engineering and operating positions with cable companies in Hawaii, where he lived for fifteen years. He also co-founded a start-up there that manufactured videotape automation systems. Prior to his retirement in 2007, Jim served as Chairman and CEO at OpenTV, a San Francisco-based software company.

Jim lives in Evergreen, Colorado, with his wife, Trudy, an artist who works in ceramics and glass. His interests include woodland trail construction, biking and travel. He’s currently building a model of the Oahu Railway, based on information gathered during his years in Hawaii. He co-authored and published a history of that railroad, “Next Stop Honolulu.”

Jeff Danter

As the senior vice president of field programs for The Trust for Public Land, Jeff is responsible for overseeing all state and area programs including land protection, urban parks development, and community-based conservation. Jeff joined The Trust for Public Land in 2011 and has worked in conservation since 1994. Prior to that he worked for an international electrical engineering company. Jeff received his BS in Chemical Engineering, MBA, and PhD in Ecological Management Communications from The Ohio State University. Jeff currently resides in Conifer.

Kevin Drost

Kevin Drost has been a resident of Pine, Colorado since 2020, after stints in Denver, Durango, Chicago, New York and San Francisco. Kevin is the former Chief Financial Officer and head of Strategy at Reverb.com, the world’s largest marketplace for musicians, and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Etsy—the global marketplace for unique and creative goods, a publicly traded company and member of the S&P 500. Prior to Reverb, Kevin spent several years in management consulting and also served as President of Zealous Records, LLC, a music company he founded. He began his career at Sony Music Entertainment in London and New York City.

Kevin is deeply knowledgeable about finance, analytics, planning and strategic growth initiatives locally, nationally and internationally. He holds an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business and an BA from the University of Denver. Kevin is passionate about the outdoors and spends his time with his family backpacking, snowshoeing, skiing and fly fishing. He recently completed the Colorado Trail, a 486-mile trail that stretches from Denver to the southwest corner of the state. He believes deeply in the need to conserve our natural environment and was motivated to join the Mountain Area Land Trust’s board to help protect our water, wildlife and way of life.

Susan Eagle

A career opportunity moved Susan and her family to Colorado in the late 90’s and the blue skies, great skiing and wide-open spaces kept her here! The move launched a 25-year career in sales and operational leadership with companies from small startups to Fortune 100.

Her love for the outdoors developed as she was growing up in Ohio and she presently manages a family legacy property there with her brother. Susan feels responsibility as a steward for our land to preserve and protect our wild spaces for future generations and is excited to work with MALT.

Susan spends time exploring Colorado and the West with a travel trailer in tow. When possible, she visits her adult daughter in Ohio and son in the UK. She enjoys hiking and camping and volunteers time working with her therapy dog providing companionship and comfort to our mountain area seniors and youth counseling programs. She is currently a Board Director for the Genesee Fire Protection District.

Tom Gibson

Tom grew up in suburban Washington DC in a house that backed up to Rock Creek Park, giving him an early introduction to the pleasures of open spaces and the native animal populations.  After gaining degrees in electrical engineering from Rensselaer and law from Geo. Washington U, he moved to Colorado in 1962.  He worked for 31 years for the Gates Corporation (parent of Gates Rubber Co.), starting out in International Operations and retiring in 1996 as Executive Vice President and General Counsel.  In retirement he has been active in open space capacities for Jefferson County as a trail builder and inspector, volunteer naturalist at Lookout Mountain Nature Center, and member of the Jeffco Open Space Advisory Committee.  He was also one of the early members of MALT’s board in the late 1990s.

Maureen McDevitt

Maureen fell in love with Colorado as a teenager growing up in arid West Texas. After a trip to southern Colorado as an adult, she vowed that she would take the first opportunity to make Colorado her home. So in 1985, she moved to Evergreen while working in Denver for a number of organizations. Her career has included senior positions at a national environmental testing laboratory and several large and mid-sized environmental and management consulting companies.  Her skills include quality and project management in compliance-based industries, and she has performed project work in various parts of the US as well as internationally.  She holds advanced degrees in Environmental Policy and Management and Business Administration from the University of Denver and has published peer-reviewed studies and articles.

Maureen has been involved with the Jefferson County Aging Well Housing Task Force, the Colorado Performance Excellence Program as an examiner and judge, and has volunteered for MALT for several years. She enjoys many hobbies and outside interests, including hiking and exploring mountain towns.  These activities fuel her appreciation for the conservation work performed by Land Trusts and other organizations working towards preserving lands and culture from overdevelopment.  When she is not outside, she enjoys learning Spanish, yoga and the ukulele and spending time with her friends.

Anne McLean, M.D.

Anne McLean was born in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan on January 24, 1948 and was raised in Calumet and Houghton, Michigan. Anne was outdoors nearly year round–her family skied after school and every weekend. Summers were spent at a cottage on a lake, surrounded by beautiful lakes and forests where she spent much of her time hiking and appreciating nature. During the winters, the family came to Colorado to ski.

Anne attended the University of Michigan and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Colorado lured her back with its blue skies, great weather and outdoor activities. She attended medical school at the University Of Colorado and completed an internal medicine residency at Presbyterian Saint Luke’s in 1985. After starting a private practice in outpatient and inpatient internal medicine, she joined New West Physicians in 1994 and retired in September of 2014. Anne is passionate about the environment and saving open spaces. An early MALT Board member introduced her to some of the organization’s successes in preserving open space, and once she retired, Anne decided to invest more of her time and energy in supporting MALT’s mission. Anne lives with her husband Dave Donaldson and enjoys the company of her three step-children, six grandchildren and two cats. She also spends time outside in the environment skiing, hiking, bicycling, and gardening, as well as cooking.

Elly Miller

Elly moved to Colorado in 2006 with her family and lives in Jefferson County. She lived with her family in Texas before moving to Colorado. As a native Nebraskan who grew up vacationing in Grand County, moving to Jefferson County felt like coming home. She is currently a project manager and senior biologist for Pinyon Environmental, Inc, a small boutique environmental consulting firm where she manages National Environmental Policy Act projects―including Categorical Exclusions and Environmental Assessments, projects with Section 404 permits, and is a technical lead for biological resources on large projects. She holds a bachelor’s degree in biology and a master’s degree in environmental science.

Because of her work, she understands the importance of setting aside land for conservation. She wants to help MALT fulfill its mission by seeing conservation projects come to fruition in an environmentally responsible manner and looks forward to preserving land for future generations. Elly loves all things that bring her closer to nature: gardening with native and naturalized plants, birding, hiking, snowshoeing, camping, and embroidery (nature scenes, of course). Elly first learned about MALT by driving by the Sacramento Creek Ranch property in Park County, which is down the road from a cabin her family owns.

Rod Morgan

Growing up in Colorado and being able to hike/climb/camp in nearly every area in the state has given Rod a great appreciation for the special resources in Colorado. He is passionate about preserving the wildlife habitat, clean waters and scenic vistas that make this area unique and attractive by creating a legacy for current and future generations. Through his activities with MALT, Rod helps Colorado continue to wisely approach the conflicting demands of an increasing population, access to public lands, and the preservation of private lands.

Rod worked in the technology sector, most recently as Director of Network Planning & Engineering for Verizon Wireless. Although technically retired, he maintains a presence in the business world through ownership and consulting roles in several real estate & technology-based companies. He currently serves in leadership roles at two other non-profits: University of Colorado Alumni Association Directors Club and The Morgan Family Foundation.  Rod resides in Conifer, CO with his wife, Kathy Estes. He is the proud father of two daughters and four grandsons. He and Kathy share an active lifestyle including golfing, hiking, scuba, kayaking and wild animal rescue/rehabilitation. Rod is also an avid climber. He has climbed over 50 peaks in Colorado and Europe, Denali in Alaska, Kilimanjaro and Mt Kenya in Africa, and Alma Negra in Argentina.

Nadja Pisula-Litoff

Originally from Rhode Island, Nadja has felt a pull west since she first visited Wyoming at age 12. After graduating from Georgetown University with a MA in English, Nadja briefly lived in New York City where she taught middle school English and was a ski instructor on the weekends. The West continued to call to her, so she and her husband Jim packed up their belongings and traveled west. Once they saw the Flatirons outside Boulder, they knew that they had found the right place.

Nadja is passionate about the outdoors and believes strongly in the mission of MALT. Conserving the land and providing stewardship for future generations drives her desire to give her time and energy to the organization.

In addition to serving on the MALT Board, Nadja also participates on the Board of Trustees for Evergreen Country Day School. Nadja and Jim have 3 amazing kids from ages 6-15. In her spare time, Nadja writes as-of-yet unpublished middle grade novels about the messiness of life and enjoys hiking and skiing, especially skiing with her kiddos.

Jim Davis People and Performance Committee

As a teenager, Jim’s parents transplanted the family from the small city of Ardmore, Oklahoma to Colorado’s Front Range. While initially resisting the move that would take him away from his friends, he embraced life in Colorado, making it his home since then.

Jim started his career in banking after receiving a degree in Finance the University of Colorado in Boulder, joining FirstBank in 1986. He became one of the youngest presidents in the history of the FirstBank Holding Company while successfully expanding the market and services for FirstBank of Evergreen. During this time, Jim started working with MALT on a professional basis until his retirement from FirstBank in 2009. Informed about the Vision and Goals of MALT, he joined the Board of Directors in 2010, serving a term as Chair. After leaving the Board in 2015, Jim continues his active association with MALT as an Alumni Council member.

What impresses Jim about the organization is the forward-thinking vision of MALT, the energy and commitment of its staff and volunteers, and the mission to conserve into perpetuity the lands and vistas that make the area a great place to live.

Jim and his wife, Laurie, reside in Evergreen, CO and have six wonderful children. Jim enjoys spending time with his family as well as taking advantage of the opportunities to golf, ski, and mountain bike in the beautiful Colorado and Foothills area.

Tandy Jones People and Performance Committee

Tandy is a former MALT Board member serving over 10 years for the organization during its early years. After arriving in 1980 in Evergreen, Tandy’s involvement with land-use in the Evergreen area became her passion. She was part of the founding group of Evergreen Area Balanced Land-use Effort (ENABLE) and worked tirelessly on the Save the Noble Meadow campaign in 1994 to oppose rezoning of the area. As part of her efforts with ENABLE and MALT, she played a significant role guiding the future growth in the Evergreen area. Tandy and her husband Peter reside in Evergreen.

Cleve Schenck Land and Water Committee

Cleve is a former MALT Board member and graduated from the University Of Colorado School Of Business in 1977. He received a B.S. degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Real Estate and Marketing.

After graduating he worked in the title insurance industry for a short period of time where he learned a lot about real estate title issues, closing mechanics and what can go wrong on the way to the closing table

In 1979 he started his career as a commercial/investment real estate broker. In the early 80’s he started investing and developing in addition to his full time occupation as a broker. Also, in the early 80’s he became a member of what is now the “Mile High Exchangers” one of the largest and most active realtor creative marketing groups in the country. He is still very active in this organization and has been its chairperson twice.

Over the span of the last 30 years Cleve has brokered over 250 million dollars in real estate deals, many of which were exchanges or very creative transactions. He has completed over 150 renovations and construction projects and approximately 30 development projects personally. In the process he has accumulated a sizable portfolio of income properties, houses and land development holdings. Although he operates mainly as a principal today he is still an active commercial/investment broker and enjoys doing consulting and brokerage representations for clients.

Ted Schall Land and Water Committee

For the past 25 years, Ted has been selling agricultural properties, primarily working, recreational and dude ranches and is licensed in Colorado and Wyoming. He is a member of the National Western Stock Show Association and the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association, Realtors Land Institute (RLI), Pheasants Forever, a proud Marine, and a member of the Elks USA. Ted served on the MALT Board from 2015 – 2018.