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Andrew Romanoff
Coloradan
Andrew Romanoff is a prominent Colorado public servant and nonprofit leader with an extensive background in public policy and advocacy. He served four terms in the Colorado House of Representatives, including two terms as Speaker of the House.13 During his legislative career, he was recognized as one of the most effective legislative leaders in America, authoring laws to support mental health services, expand community-based services for seniors, and protect victims of domestic violence.3
Professional Career Highlights
Political Service:
- Served in the Colorado House of Representatives from 2005 to 20091
- Spearheaded the Colorado Economic Recovery Act and Building Excellent Schools Today (BEST) initiative3
Nonprofit Leadership:
- President & CEO of Mental Health Colorado from April 2015 to March 20191
- Executive Director of Great Expectations from May 2021 to January 20241
- Currently Executive Director of Disability Law Colorado (as of January 2024)2
Education
- Bachelor of Arts from Yale University
- Master of Public Policy from Harvard University
- Juris Doctor from University of Denver - Sturm College of Law1
Romanoff has a lifelong commitment to social justice, beginning his career at the Southern Poverty Law Center and speaking fluent Spanish after teaching in Central America.3 He is known for championing the rights of underrepresented populations and advocating for mental health awareness and disability rights.2