Join us for Boettcher's quarterly Catalyst Conversations series - a virtual opportunity to showcase the incredible talents of our Alums, connect from afar, and explore unique, thought-provoking content.

This quarter, 1979 Scholar Mark Engman will share insights about his career path and motivations for getting involved in the political world and international development.

Session Details:

• Wednesday, June 18 from 6 - 7:30 PM MT
• The session will start with a 30 - 45 minute presentation from Mark, followed by time to reflect and bond with other Boettcher Alums in smaller groups
• A Zoom link will be sent to all registrants

Presenter Bio: Mark is a policy and strategic leader with significant experience in federal Legislative & Executive Branches and in the nonprofit sector. For the past two decades, Mark was an advocate for U.S. global development programs and funding, working for a safer, more just, more equitable, more sustainable world, especially for children and families.  Mark is a Boettcher Scholar, graduating from Colorado College in 1983.  After service in the Peace Corps in Gabon, Mark earned an MA from Johns Hopkins University and an MBA from the University of Pennsylvania.

Future Sessions: Save the date for our future Catalyst Conversations:

• October 15/16 - Elliott King '95, Professor of Art History at Washington and Lee University
• December 4 - Abigail Ziv '00, Transformational Life & Executive Coach