Please join us to get Ryan Call’s latest views on the challenges that we face in this critical election year, not only for the Presidency but also for our Colorado races.

Friday, February 17, 2012, 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m
Brooklyn’s at the Pepsi Center, parking $1 at Lot A – tell attendant you’re going to the CRBC luncheon, $20 member, $25 non-member, $15 student; menu choices.
RSVP ( not required, but appreciated ) repgop@gmail.com.

Ryan Call  was elected Republican State Chairman in March 2011. He is an attorney with the Denver law firm of Hale Westfall, LLP, where he provides legal counsel and strategic advice to a broad range of corporations and trade associations, tax-exempt non-profits and advocacy organizations, political party committees, candidate and political action committees and individuals.

Prior to his election as State Chairman, Ryan served as the State  Party’s legal counsel from 2006 to 2011, assisting Party leaders, candidates and grassroots activists in navigating the increasingly complicated campaign finance rules, election laws and Party organizational questions.

Ryan has been very active with the grassroots conservative movement for a long time. While at the University of Colorado Boulder he was the leader of the College Republicans, State Chairman of the Colorado College Republicans and National Co-Chairman of the College Republican National Committee. He recently held the position of Chairman of the Denver County Republican Party.

Ryan has been an active member of the Denver Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, the Federalist Society and is a member of the National Rifle Association and volunteers as a Sunday School teacher and merit badge counselor for the local troop of the Boy Scouts of America.

He received his B.A.and MBA degrees from the University of Colorado at Boulder and his
J.D. from the University of Denver.

Please note that the luncheon fees have been increased due to CRBC’s decision to strive to raise more money for its Small Donor Committee to support Colorado’s House and Senate candidates who are committed to helping the interests of small business. You will be asked to sign a sign-in sheet authorizing CRBC to treat a portion of your luncheon fee as a contriibution to CRBC’s Small Donor Committee, a practice which is used by other organizations also such as the Lincoln Club and Reagan Club.