HFAM Board of Directors Election 2016
High Five Access Media is governed by a group of community volunteers who are elected by HFAM members like you. Please take a look at the candidate descriptions and vote for up to three candidates in the survey below by Jan. 18, 2017.
Candidate Descriptions:
Marci Colby - Marci Colby works in accounting for local contractor Beck Builds. She currently serves as Vice President on the High Five Access Media board of directors and is running for a second term. Marci strives to ensure the organization is financially stable, makes wise budget decisions and she was an integral part of the committee that oversaw creation of a new name, website and community outreach plan. Marci is originally from Montana and moved to Eagle in 2003 with her husband, Shawn, who is a fourth generation Colorado native. They have two children, Wyatt and Chloe.
Scott Robinson - Scott Robinson is marketing and communications director at Walking Mountains Science Center. He was appointed in 2016 to serve the remainder of a former board member's term on the High Five Access Media board of directors. In this short time, Scott helped guide the organization through development of a new community outreach plan, new name and redesigned website. He is well versed in digital technology and got the video bug while working with an access station in high school. When he's not working, you can find him on the ski hill in the winter, or playing golf in the summer.
Andrew Zaback - Andrew Zaback is a banking officer with Alpine Bank. He was appointed in 2016 to serve the remainder of a former board member's term on the High Five Access Media board of directors. Andrew is passionate about access television and has worked to lower costs and spread the word about the organization. In his free time he can be found playing in the snow, appreciating live music, or enjoying Christmas time.
If you're interested in becoming a future board member, contact executive director J.K. Perry. Board members serve up to two, three-year terms. HFAM members choose directors to fill open positions about once a year. Members include community producers, nonprofits, residents and students in Eagle County.