QUARTERLY FORUM ESTABLISHES CAROLYNE HYDE FUTURE LEADER SCHOLARSHIP
DENVER — May 2, 2014 — Quarterly Forum has established the Carolyne Hyde Future Leader Scholarship, with Gov. John Hickenlooper presenting the award to the first recipient during a program yesterday. The annual scholarship provides $10,000 to a college-bound high school senior in the Denver-metro area who demonstrates high scholastic achievement, history of community service and leadership among peers.
The first recipient of the Carolyne Hyde Future Leader Scholarship is Valentina Nuñez, a senior at La Academia and a Denver Urban Scholar. Ms. Nuñez will attend Metropolitan State University of Denver in the fall.
The scholarship honors the legacy of Carolyne Hyde, founder of Quarterly Forum, the exclusive, non-partisan executive leadership organization she formed 15 years ago. Earlier this year she transitioned into the Chairman role of the organization.
“We wanted to honor Carolyne’s legacy of cultivating leadership in Colorado by investing in a future leader’s education.” said Ryan Heckman, Executive Director of Quarterly Forum. “We are honored to award our first scholarship to Valentina who represents so many great things about our community.”
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Founded in 1999, Quarterly Forum is Denver’s premier leadership organization. Through its core breakfast programs and other distinctive events, Quarterly Forum provides opportunities for Colorado’s most respected executives and companies to connect with their peers, become informed on the most relevant issues, topics and trends affecting commerce, and enrich their lives through meaningful business, civic and social engagement. For more information on the organization, please visit www.quarterlyforum.org.
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