After receiving her BA in Communications from the University of Illinois, Jennifer moved to Colorado where she worked at the Vail Valley Arts Council, producers of the Vail and Beaver Art Festivals and one of the founding partners of the Vilar Arts Center. She joined the EagleARTS Board of Directors in February 2020, and is instrumental in producing the organization’s programming. She is one of the founding members of Downtown Eagle’s Business Alliance and sits on the Town’s Planning & Zoning Commission. Jennifer has been treasurer for the Eagle County Democrats, and became Chair in 2020. She also serves as Secretary for the HD26, SD8, and JD5 central committees, as Co-Vice Chair of the Rural Initiative of the Colorado Democratic Party (CDP), and was recognized as Technology Volunteer of the year by the CDP in 2022.

Donna and her husband Bernie moved to Colorado 25 years ago to work on the re-development of Aspen Highlands. With a Masters in Public Administration and a CPA and now retired, Donna is an easy mark to be treasurer of any board she is on, including the Eagle County Dems and the Forest Conservancy.  Living in the Roaring Fork Valley in CD3, Donna is proud to live  in the bluest part of Eagle County and maintain great relationships with our bordering Dems in Pitkin and Garfield Co.

Roseann Casey is a seasoned professional with leadership experience in the U.S. Government as well as the private and non-profit sectors. Her work has been international in scope, with roles focused on economic development, energy and power, environmental leadership, human rights, and humanitarian assistance. Her passion for governance and free and fair elections is inspired by decades of work in developing economies around the world, and the perspective this has offered on the importance of good governance, the fragility of democracies, and the destructive impact of corruption. 

Roseann currently administers a contract for the US Agency for International Development (USAID) Africa Bureau. In prior roles with USAID, she served as a Foreign Service Officer in posts including Afghanistan and Nigeria, where her portfolio included economic growth and infrastructure development. She also served with USAID in Washington D.C. as Power Africa policy lead and co-chair of the Power Africa Policy Working Group, coordinating policy-related strategy among U.S. government agencies. 

Roseann has also held corporate responsibility and Environment, Social and Governance (EGG) management roles, including Acting Vice President of Environmental Affairs and Corporate Citizenship at Citigroup. Her career has taken her across the globe, including resident posts in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Indonesia, Russia, and Ukraine.

Roseann holds a master’s degree in public administration from Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government, a master’s degree in non-profit management from Regis University in Denver, and a bachelor’s degree in business, communications, and political science from Regis University. 

Roseann is a third generation native of Denver and moved to Eagle County in 1987. She owns a home in Eagle, and enjoys the rich connection with community that is possibly in our small mountain community.