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Source: Arvada Press

New RMCHF CEO Kristen Blessman. Courtesy photo Arvada-based nonprofit Rocky Mountain Children’s Health Foundation (RMCHF) has named Kristen Blessman as its new chief executive officer, effective Nov. 16. RMCHF helps children facing serious medical challenges by offering housing assistance, donor milk, and emotional support through its companion dog programs. The nonprofit runs Mother’s Milk Bank, one of the largest donor milk programs for infants in the Rocky Mountain region. Blessman has worked in leadership positions in both the nonprofit and for-profit sectors, most recently serving as president for the Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation. Prior to that, she headed up PBS12 and the Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce. Sean Endsley, RMCHF’s board chair, said he was glad to have Blessman on board. “We are thrilled to welcome Kristen,” Endsley said.

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