UPDATE:  WE HAVE HIT THE MAX NUMBER OF ATTENDEES FOR THIS EVENT SO THE RSVP IS NOW CLOSED.

Join in with Jiminy Wicket to learn the subtle yet fine art of competition croquet.  We will meet at Wash Park at 4pm.  James Creasy, croquet master will provide some quick training in croquet rules and etiquette, break us into teams to compete for trophies, and then off we go on the journey to the croquet championship!  The cost this year to play is $25/person.  Wine, beer, sodas and water will be provided.  Note that the park rangers do not allow any glass in the park.  So, if you decide to bring your own beverage, which you really do not need to do, please don’t bring glass.  Apparently, the wrath of the rangers can be severe.  We should be done by 6:30pm.  The max number of attendees allowed this year is 24 so RSVP now!  Once you RSVP, we will reach out to you with a link to facilitate the $25/person payment. 

If you have questions about this event, please contact our Events Chair:  Gregg Kunz, gregg@rockymountainba.com.

The Washington Park Lawn Bowling Club is where this event will be held.  It is located in Washington Park, Denver, Colorado.  On the East side, at East Mississippi Ave & South Franklin Street, the Lawn will be visible on your left after crossing the first street in the park.  Parking spaces are within the park. Parking is also allowed on Franklin and also Mississippi during the week, NOT on Saturday or Sunday or Holidays.  Additional free parking is available at South High School at East Louisiana Ave and South Franklin Street.

Join us as we host Hilary Blair presenting on Executive/Leadership Presence:

• Discover what Leadership Presence is and what it looks like, to make you and your team work better, boost retention and reduce recruiting costs.
• Insights and strategies to cultivate an active presence that exudes confidence and authority.
• Gain tools to shift communication patterns that may sabotage Leadership Presence and Influence.
• Voice your ideas with confidence and conviction, to be heard above the noise and have influence, to help facilitate reaching the objectives of the company.

Recent Presentations Delivered:

• Unlocking Success through Interpersonal Communication: The Power of Authentic Presence.
• Increasing Leadership Presence and Influence through Heart-Based Communication.

Hilary Blair, CEO, CSP, Speaker, Leadership Coach, and Group Facilitator, weaves her professional acting experience into programs for corporate teams and individuals to elevate presence, communication, and connection. She’s certified in Conversational Intelligence™ (CIQ) and CultureTalk and trained in ORSC (Organizational Relationship Systems Coach) and approaches coaching from a wholistic systems perspective.

She holds a BA from Yale University in Psychology and an MFA in Acting from the National Theatre Conservatory.

Make sure you don’t miss this unique opportunity on Friday, September 27th … Clay Shooting.  As a reminder, there are costs for gun rental, ammo purchase and an attendance fee that can be paid directly to the venue upon arrival.

• Guests are welcomed if registered and payment made when RSVPing.
• No Shows will be billed for the cost of their spot unless they can fill the spot with a replacement.
• The DAB will provide breakfast burritos upon arrival as well as an excellent boxed lunch and refreshments after the event.
• 8am safety briefing, equipment rentals and ammo purchase (if needed).
• 12:30pm end Sporting Clays … lunch served in the club house, awards ceremony to follow.
• Done around 1:30pm.
• Members/guests can bring their own shotguns or can rent them there (with advance notice by calling Kiowa Creek Sporting Club, (303) 644-4627).  Hunter safety card is NOT needed for a sporting clay event.

One of our previous members and her husband, Aleah and Keith Horstman, have once again offered up their home and land for a fun afternoon. 

Who:  DAB Members and Family – Children too!
Host:  Aleah and Keith Horstman
Day of Event Contact:  Aleah Horstman Cell:  303-589-7712
Cost:  A $10 Donation for those who will build a Wreath to offset Aleah’s cost
What to Bring:  Rope or Bungy Cords to secure your tree to your vehicle
What to Wear:  Warm Clothes and Layers as we will be at the firepit for portions of the afternoon

Bring a sled if snow has fallen by then.

A few volunteers are needed – see below.  If you can help, please reach out to Aleah directly, 303-589-7712.

1. I would ask for 1-2 volunteers who could take a shift helping at the wreath-making table.  I would show them the basics. Preferably someone who enjoys crafts and doesn’t have small children at the event.
2. I usually ask a friend to help me by welcoming guests and assisting with making sure the crockpots/hot cocoa are full, but if there are 1-2 DAB volunteers that could assist that would be awesome!