HALL OF FAME
HALL OF FAME
Lynett Brockman
BY CAROL LEVEY & TERRY FRITZ
Lynett Brockman started in the property management side and was in fact Vice President of JPI’ s Operations before opening Career Options. This gives Lynett a unique perspective when interacting with her clients.
Lynett has served for 17 years on the Apartment Association Leadership. One of her most memorable contributions? When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005, NAA found themselves without a home for our national convention. Lynett led Denver’ s host committee team successfully and on very short notice. Lynett not only received a national Paragon Award from NAA for her leadership, but due in part to her leadership in the host committee, Denver now hosts the NAA annual conference regularly.
Lynett sees people’ s talents objectively but doesn’ t believe that any one human is better than another. Her greatest passion is mentoring people to be the best they can be. She believes that“ leaders don’ t create followers, they create more leaders.”
Lynett and her husband Lauren have been married for 17 years. She loves animals, loves to entertain, and is a great friend.
Terry Considine
BY MIKE ZOELLNER
Terry Considine is a life-long Colorado entrepreneur focused on business, politics, and family. He has served as Chairman / CEO of five public companies, investing in real estate, television broadcasting, convenience stores, and environmental testing services. As Chairman / CEO and owner of the Considine Companies, he has made numerous investments in real estate, venture capital, and distressed assets.
In addition to business, Terry has been active in politics, elected twice to the Colorado Senate( 1987 to 1992) and holding leadership roles in numerous campaigns and political organizations. He was dubbed the“ father of term limits” after organizing Coloradans Back in Charge, a grassroots movement that led Colorado voters to impose term limits on the governor and
HOLLIS CONSIDINE( TERRY ' S SON) WITH MIKE ZOELLNER state legislators. He is a co-founder and serves on the board of Club for Growth, a political organization of 100,000 Americans committed to advancing economic growth and limited government by driving change in the United States Congress.
The fourth of eleven children, Considine was born in San Diego, California and raised on a cattle ranch. He is a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Law School. He has been a director for 20 years, and Chairman for six years, of the $ 1 billion Bradley Foundation in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In Denver, he is a director of Intrepid Potash( NYSE: IPI) and Colorado Christian University. He has been married for 45 years to his wife Betsy. They work as a team in philanthropy supporting education reform and other worthy causes. Most of all, they enjoy spending time at their ranch in western Colorado with their three adult children, their spouses, and two remarkable granddaughters.
Tim McEntee
MARK WINDHAGER WITH TIM MCENTEE
BY MARK WINDHAGER
Tim has been one of the more prolific developers in Metro Denver having built nearly 6,500 apartments here. Some of his largest developments include over 1,000 units in Lowry – now called Lowry Park, as well as over 650 units in Meridian now called Windsor Meridian. On a national basis, Tim has developed over 10,500 apartments with a market cap of nearly $ 2 Billion. For the past 9 years, Tim has been the director for the Rocky Mountain and Midwest operations of Wood Partners.
Tim has been married to Chris for over 22 years, and everyone I know will say she is his true better half! After Tim’ s son Devin was diagnosed with autism some 14 years ago, Tim sprang into action and co-founded Aspen Center, a non-profit agency to help kids and parents that are struggling with this terrible affliction. Aspen Center is now called Firefly Autism and it is still going strong today.
And Tim is very proud to say that his son, now a junior at Creek, just won an academic achievement award last month.
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