Board of Directors
Farrell Moseley, President
Representing Comcast, a nation-wide telecommunications company with more than 90,000 employees, which serves more than 24 million customers, is Farrell Moseley, Vice President of Engineering and Technical Operations for the Mile High Region serving the states of Colorado and New Mexico. Farrell started in the cable industry in 1982 as an installer and has worked his way through the ranks. In his 29 years, Farrell has worked in many different roles and in many different cities including Pensacola, Florida; Washington D.C.; Fort Worth, Texas; Albuquerque, New Mexico; and the San Francisco Bay Area before moving to Denver in 2009. Farrell, his wife Margaret and their two cats, agree that Denver is their favorite area! Farrell’s personal interests are music, running and animal welfare.
Carol Tudor, Secretary
Carol grew up in Saskatchewan, Canada and moved to Colorado in 2002. She is an Environmental Engineer for E3 Consulting, where she evaluates environmental risks for lenders, investors and developers in the energy industry. Carol discovered the feral cat world in 2006 when a friend needed help with a cat that had given birth under her deck. Many nights and weekends since then have been spent trapping, transporting and returning feral cats, responding to calls for help that RMACA receives. “There’s something about helping the animals that are not accepted by a culture that desires cute and cuddly cats, but at the same time are not wild animals. They struggle to survive, and it’s a rewarding day to be able to help even one.” Her husband, Stephen Ho, a dermatologist, has been known to buy organic cat treats for the feline house guests.
Dave Kramberg, Treasurer
Dave, originally from the East Coast, has lived in Denver for 11 years. After spending nearly ten years managing restaurants in the Denver area, he completed his Master’s in Finance at Regis University. Since then he has moved into the corporate world, currently as an analyst at IHS in Englewood. He has been an active volunteer with The Feline Fix since 2008. Dave brings experience in both operations and finance which he hopes to use toward the furthering of the organization.
Board Members at Large
Leigh Bradshaw
Bio coming soon.
Joseph Durzo
Joseph Durzo is Executive Vice President for marketing at Énergie International Lighting Collection in Wheat Ridge. Joe has been one of the owners of Énergie since it was founded in 2002 and took an active role in 2007. He also works with selected clients on customer experience, marketing, sales, and sales support opportunities as President of Durzo Development Group LLC, a boutique consultancy in Denver, Colorado. Prior to joining Énergie, Joe was Senior Vice President and Chief Learning Officer at Archstone-Smith, one of the nation’s leading owners and operators of apartments. Joe and his organization partnered with the operations leadership team to create, implement and enhance the Archstone brand and customer service culture. Joe also pioneered the development of Archstone’s leadership development programs and was instrumental in the development of both leasing and service team learning programs—all focused on delivering the Archstone brand promise to residents and improving operational results. Prior to joining Archstone Communities, Joe was President of Durzo Development Group, Inc. in Marblehead, Massachusetts where he led consulting engagements on a diverse range of marketing, sales, sales support, and organizational change issues. Joe’s most important lessons have come from trying to get important things done in organizations. He has had successes and failures, and learned a great deal about leading change from both. He shares his home with his wife and his one very spoiled cat.
Kathleen Kramberg
Kathleen recently completed her Master’s in Nonprofit Management from Regis University. She previously served as the Spay/Neuter Coordinator for RMACA before accepting a development position with Doctors Care, and now is using her Devlopment skills at Arapahoe House. Kathleen has experience in marketing and public relations, as well as veterinary technician work. She believes passionately that spay/neuter is the only answer to pet overpopulation. She shares her home with her husband, Dave, and a dog she adopted from Denver Municipal Animal Shelter.
Staff
Amy Angelilli, Executive Director
Before acquiring a Denver zip code, Amy Angelilli split her time between social responsibility marketing and animal welfare. Her public relations agency, smaart PR, specialized in social issues especially related to the environment. She also founded the all-volunteer People-Pet Partnership to bring the “No More Homeless Pets” movement to the City of Philadelphia. Amy has been featured in publications such as Women’s Day, The Philadelphia Daily News and The South Philadelphia Review, and has been recognized by Best Friends Animal Society for her innovative animal welfare work in Philadelphia. Occasionally she breaks away from her own litter boxes to assist cats abroad. In 2005 she created a first-time adoption event at Torre Argentina, a Roman cat sanctuary built on the ruins where Julius Caesar was assassinated.
Sherri Leggett, Operations Director
Before joining the RMACA team, Sherri was at Cat Care Society in Lakewood for 17 years. Cat Care Society is a cage-free shelter for abandoned, abused and injured cats. She began as a shelter cleaner and was promoted to Shelter Manager before assuming the role of Director of Operations. Sherri represented Cat Care Society in the Metro Denver Shelter Alliance and on several MDSA committees, the Colorado Federation of Animal Welfare Agencies and the Society of Animal Welfare Administrators. She has made presentations on shelter cats at conferences for the Humane Society of the United States, and presentations regarding shelter statistics at the Colorado Federation of Animal Welfare Agencies Conference. Prior to CCS, Sherri spent 15 years with a personnel testing and training firm as the Vice President of Operations. Sherri is a graduate of Colorado Women’s College with degrees in Music Industry, Economics and Business Management. Sherri and her partner, Julie, are the proud owners of five cats, which Julie fondly refers to as “shelter rejects” because of their behavioral and/or chronic health problems.
Maya Key, Program Coordinator
Maya has been working in the animal welfare field for many years, starting at a small animal sanctuary in Maryland. She spent eight years at the Humane Society of Boulder Valley, working as a Veterinary Technician, the Volunteer Coordinator, and ultimately as the Behavior and Health Supervisor. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Government and Politics from the University of Maryland, an Associate’s degree in Veterinary Technology from Essex Community College and a Master’s degree in Nonprofit Management from Regis University. Maya also spent several years on the board of ViDAS, a nonprofit organization that provides free spay and neutering services in Mexico. Maya currently lives with two cats – Rose and Pearl, a pug mix named Binky, a five year old human named Annika and her husband Joe.
Allison Schworm, Certified Veterinary Technician
Allison graduated Bel-Rea in 2005. Over the past few years she worked as a CVT, and as an office manager, in a small animal clinic. Her love for animals lead her to her work at The Feline Fix. She also holds a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice. Allison shares her home with her husband, son, daughter, three cats, one dog, four rabbits, one bird and a number of fish.
Sharon Ramsey, Clinic Assistant
Sharon Ramsey grew up on a Pennsylvania farm with pheasants and quails along with a multitude of farm animals and pets. Sharon’s favorites were her grandmother’s monstrous Siamese cats, but she was the only one who could get near them. Sharon lived in Florida for many years and raised baby and injured birds. She also socialized parrots from pet stores. After moving to Denver, she turned her attention to cats where she’s fostered underage, feral and sick kittens for several animal shelters for the past 20 years. Sharon has an associate’s degree in administration and has worked for a local cat shelter as the maintenance supervisor. She feels the people and the dedicated caretakers of feral cat colonies are awesome folks. Sharon shares her home with three permanent felines and an assortment of temporary feline guests.
