Board Members

Cherry Creek East Association is run by a volunteer Board of Directors.

The Board meets monthly on the third Monday of the month at 6 pm. You can find out about the next meeting by going to the Events page.

We prepare and approve minutes of monthly meetings. To see recent minutes, click here. If you need information about earlier meetings, contact us here.

You can learn more about our standing committees and committee chairs here.

2025 Candidate Robin Pittman

President

I moved to Cherry Creek East from Los Angeles in 2020, and quickly began to feel welcome--thanks! My first encounter with CCEA was through social opportunities provided through the website, newsletter and events. Additionally, I quickly grew to appreciate the information received from the association about local development, transit and more. I joined the board for a 2023-24 year term and became involved in the association's advocacy role within the city as a Registered Neighborhood Association. Other involvement includes member relations and communication. I am the 2024-year president, and hope to continue with the board in another term startng in 2025. The issue I view as most important in the coming year is facilitating efforts by Counciwoman Amanda Sawyer to assess our community's interest in becoming a (city-taxed) General Improvement District.

Denise Oakland
Vice President

I have been serving on the CCEA Board for 4 years, working to build better communications and grow connections with our great community. My career has been focused working in the technology industry working in various leadership roles tied to managing sales and global partnerships. I moved to this area because I fell in love with our tree lined streets and nearby access to great restaurants and entertainment. I enjoy painting, going to concerts and walking in our nearby parks and bike paths. My goal is to continue to grow our CCE community, building on the great work former and current board and committee leads have achieved over the years.

Steve Silver

Secretary

Steve and his wife Janice have lived in Colorado for 23 years and Cherry Creek East area for over 7 years. Steve is Vice President of Research at Forrester, Inc (headquartered in Cambridge, MA) and pursues a wide range of hobbies including cycling, fly fishing, golf, hiking and travel. Steve's goals for the community include sustainable development, improved walk-ability and bike-ability, enhanced communication with residents and managing traffic congestion.

Scott Schaible

Treasurer

Scott Schaible is running for a 2024-25 term on the CCEA Board. He moved to Denver in 1993 after serving as a senior aide to a US Senator in both Washington, DC and the New Jersey office. He opened a communications firm and handled media relations for several clients, including a number of real estate developers and homebuilders. He is an inventor and entrepreneur, with past and ongoing startups in pet products, recycling, sports marketing and consumer goods.

Scott lived briefly in Denver’s Capital Hill and Sloan’s Lake neighborhoods until settling for nearly 25 years near the Denver Botanic Gardens. In 2023 he and his wife Regina (and dogs Ziggy and Miley), moved into Cherry Creek East. Scott has three grown children. He has served on a fundraising committee with the Denver Zoological Foundation (1999-2009), and on the board of the Alameda East Veterinary Hospital (2002-2011). Additionally, he sat on more than a dozen Metropolitan District and Water District boards from 1995-2017.

2025 Candidate Bill Allen

Mobility Committee Lead

When I moved to Denver and rented at The Seasons, I spent weekends that year on my bicycle exploring various neighborhoods. I selected Cherry Creek East (CCE) to buy my home as an upscale, compact, well developed, walkable, connected neighborhood, adjacent to the Cherry Creek Bike Trail. After I became active in the Cherry Creek East Association RNO (CCEA) a group of our neighbors created the Cherry Creek Area Plan then steered that plan through adoption by the Denver City Council. That excellent plan was adopted intact into Blueprint Denver 2040. I support both plans as written.

I work mobility issues for the CCEA Board. I look forward to joining Barry Lazarus when we bike the Garfield Neighborhood Bikeway in the next two years…after six years of work. As a graduate of the Denver Regional Council of Government’s Citizens Academy and with formal zoning training (albeit in Minnesota), I also work with Bill Tanner in the Development Committee.

2025 Candidate Bill Tanner
Development Committee Lead

Interested in understanding what CCEA members really want in terms of development and helping the community navigate change.
Board Member since 2016

Currently leads CCEA Development Committee

Loves our walkable, tree lined streets, friendly and sociable residents, casual atmosphere, and easy access to nearby amenities. See me out walking our wire haired fox terrier most days.

2025 Candidate Mark Katz

Born and raised in Denver, I moved to the Cherry Creek East area with my wife Lynn in late 2010. I retired about 3 years ago from a more than 40 year career working in the Commercial Real Estate Industry. My work primarily consisted of the management and leasing of retail centers, office buildings and industrial properties in the Denver Metro Area, including properties in the Cherry Creek North Area. I have managed and served as a Board Member on several Commercial Owners Association boards and was also a member and past president of the Downtown Denver 14th Street GID Advisory Board. I have worked with various property ownership groups including Banks, Pension Funds, high net worth families, REITs and governmental agencies, including the City of Denver.

I am excited about the future growth of the entire Cherry Creek Area and specifically about certain key portions of the Cherry Creek East Area that have re-development plans. I share the concerns of many concerning traffic, parking and accessibility and want the area to continue to be known for its beauty, walkability, access to nearby shops and restaurants and having friendly and interesting residents. I feel that by becoming a Board member will allow me to transfer some of my operational experience into helping achieve these goals.

Ione Hartley

I have been a resident of Cherry Creek East since 2010 and love the feeling of
living in a small, cohesive neighborhood with big city advantages. I enjoy our famous neighborhood “walkability” as well as the Denver Center for the Performing Arts and mountain hikes.

Having served on the CCEA Board and being a current long-term member of the CCEA Development committee, I have come to realize how dramatically various development projects can affect the present and future livability of a neighborhood. I believe that community attention and participation will provide the best future for Cherry Creek East.

Almost my entire professional life was spent in public accounting with its’ emphasis on excellence, accountability, and client service. I hope to utilize those skills in working to
ensure that our neighborhood grows in ways that are beneficial to our residents and that are in keeping with our neighborhood plans and character.

Dana Fox

My residence and office have been in Cherry Creek East since 2015. I am a psychotherapist in private practice for young-ish adults and have been in the mental health field since 1999. After moving from Portland Oregon, I chose the neighborhood for my home and business due to its well-maintained homes, yards and offices, walkability to area restaurants and shops, and convenience to downtown and nearby parks. I have been enjoying my recent membership in one of CCE Social’s groups and look forward to future involvement in others. Outside of the Association, I lead a book club for 40/50-somethings from close-by neighborhoods and have volunteered to help out various arts organizations and refugee resettlement programs. My past Board Member appointments include serving as a Director for my HOA in Cherry Creek East and for a Professional Association for arts therapists in Oregon. I value ethical, consensus based decision-making and listening to community members’ voices; I hope to be able to contribute my skills to the neighborhood association’s efforts at community-building, upkeep and betterment.

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