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Their two children and two grandchildren live out-of-state.
He enjoys rooting for Air Force Academy Falcons,
Colorado Rockies and the Denver Broncos.
DISTRICT 1
COUNCILMEMBER DAVE BULLOCK
Community Service — Dave was elected
to the City Council representing District 1
in November 2015. Prior to that time, he
served for almost four years on the Village’s
Planning and Zoning Commission and
has been active in other civic endeavors
including the Boy Scouts of America.
Dave also serves on the National Advisory
Council for the Marriott School of Business
at his alma mater of Brigham Young University.
Professional Career — Dave worked in the financial services
and investment management business for over 30 years. He
has been the President and CEO of three major companies:
Transamerica Capital, Old Mutual Capital and ING Funds
Distributor. All three companies were multi-billion dollar
firms in assets and sales including one company that had over
$100 billion in assets and $11 billion in annual sales. He has
also been the president of three public Boards. Additionally,
Dave has either solely created or has been a full partner in
creating six start-up companies, two of which he is currently
an active investor and partner. Throughout his career, he has
been responsible for creating over 400 jobs in Colorado.
Education — Dave grew up in Denver and attended
Thomas Jefferson High School where he played football,
basketball and golf. He graduated from Brigham Young
University with a BS degree in financial and estate planning.
Personal — Dave and his wife Kathy moved to Greenwood
Village in 1989 and have lived in the rural section of the
Village for most of that time. This is where they chose to put
down their roots and raised their five children, each of whom
are now married and to date there are six grandchildren in
the fold. For many years, they had two horses and have
always enjoyed the many parks and trails throughout the
Village. Dave’s primary interests include golf, exercising,
boating, landscape design, reading and woodworking.
Most of all, he enjoys spending time with his family.
DISTRICT 1
COUNCILMEMBER JERRY PRESLEY
Community Service — Jerry Presley has
lived in Greenwood Village since 1993 and
has been active in neighborhood and
Village issues.
He has served as Vice President and
President of his neighborhood association
and continues to be active in the
association. He founded the “20 Is Plenty!”
campaign, a program designed to get
drivers to slow down in neighborhoods. Greenwood Village
has adopted the program for city-wide use and now makes it
available to all neighborhoods. For more information, visit
www.GoSlower.org.
Prior to serving on the City Council, Presley served seven
years as a Commissioner on the Greenwood Village Planning
and Zoning Commission.
Professional Career — He is the Managing Partner of
Extensive Networks, which provides computer networking
support for student housing facilities.
Education — Presley received a Bachelor of Science and an
MBA from The University of Texas at Austin.
DISTRICT 2
COUNCILMEMBER DAVE KERBER
Community Service — Dave Kerber
as been active in community activities
for many years. These community
activities include working as a board
member of the Greenwood Hills
Homeowners Association, serving on
the Planning and Zoning Commission
from 1999-2003 and serving as
Vice-Chair from 2002-2003. Dave
also served as a District 2 Councilmember from 2003-2011.
Dave was appointed to the Cherry Creek Basin Water
Quality Authority in 2003 and was elected Chair in 2007.
Professional Career — Dave practiced law for over 25 years,
and is now an owner of a logistics company.
Education — Dave graduated with a Bachelor of Science
Degree from the United States Air Force Academy, received
his Juris Doctor from Duke University School of Law, and a
Master of Law degree in Labor Law from George Washington
University School of Law.
Personal — Dave and his wife, Sheila, have lived in
Greenwood Village since 1995 and have three daughters. His
special interests are public policy, water policy, history, sports,
and genealogy.
DISTRICT 2
COUNCILMEMBER ANNE INGEBRETSEN
Community Service — Anne was a
member of the Planning and Zoning
Commission from 1997-1999. In
1999 she was elected to the City
Council and served until 2007. She
has served on the University of
Denver’s Athletic Hall of Fame
Selection Committee and has
volunteered in local schools
through the Catholic Charities Seeds of Hope Program.
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