
Liam Murphy, Director of Development
As Director of Development at TACT – Teaching the Autism Community Trades, Liam Murphy brings a heartfelt commitment to inclusion, education, and empowerment. Guided by a deep belief that everyone, regardless of background or ability, deserves the opportunity to thrive, Liam plays a key role in advancing TACT’s mission to provide skilled trades training and employment pathways for individuals on the autism spectrum.
Liam’s work is grounded in the transformative power of connection—between students, families, communities, and opportunity. His continued relationships with current donors have not only deepened TACT’s impact but have also helped expand the brand to new corporate donors and business leaders who share in the mission.
Under his leadership, TACT continues to grow as a beacon of hope for neurodiverse individuals and their families. More than just a school, TACT represents Liam’s dedication to building a more inclusive future where students are supported not just in learning, but in living empowered, fulfilling lives.


We are excited to host Dave Davia, CEO of Colorado Concern who will recap the 2025 legislative session and explain how it will impact the Colorado business climate.
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, Founder and Executive Director of the African Leadership Group (ALG), a Colorado nonprofit created in 2006 to help improve the quality of life for African immigrants and members of the diaspora.


