Events

Our Table of 10 events provide MHYP members an opportunity to meet and converse with top-level business, community, and social leaders in Denver. These lunches will give you exclusive access to people who's time is at a premium, in a setting that promotes open conversation. Come excited, and ready to ask questions and learn from the best Denver has to offer.  This exclusive event is limited to 10 attendees and registration opens on Wednesday one week prior to the event at 10am.

About Edward C. Nichols, President/CEO History Colorado

Ed Nichols joined History Colorado in June 2007 and serves as the organization’s President and CEO, as well as Colorado’s State Historic Preservation Officer. He oversees 12 museums and historic sites across the state, the Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation, the State Historical Fund and the Stephen H. Hart Library and Research Center, located in the History Colorado Center in Denver.

Mr. Nichols is a fourth generation Coloradan with an MBA from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. He has an extensive background in business and community service and has held numerous leadership positions on arts and educational non-profit boards. His expertise also includes working with large corporations and entrepreneurial initiatives, supporting fundraising efforts, and implementing strategic planning for non-profit organizations.

After enjoying a 20-year career with IBM in sales and marketing, Mr. Nichols returned to Colorado and served as president of Corybant, Inc., a software development company based in Boulder. He is also board chairman for the Central City Opera House Association Board of Trustees, serves on the Dean’s Advisory Board of the University of Colorado’s School of Medicine, and is a civil leader for the Colorado Thirty Group in Colorado Springs. Mr. Nichols is also a former president of Kent Denver School’s Board of Trustees and a former member of Colorado Concern.