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Alexander started with CHFA in 1988 as head of itsfinances division, and became executive director in January 2001. “I’m not heading off to a retiremengt community,” Alexander said in a statement. “Several years ago, I determinedc I needed to slow down and reducs the stress level inmy life. But I stillo plan to be active.” CHFA’s board has been preparingb for Alexander’s departure, and already has set up a search committee to findhis replacement. CHFA Chairmanj Joel Rosenstein said, in his own statement, that Alexanded will be missed. “Hwe has been in instrumental in CHFA’ss success,” Rosenstein said.
“We appreciate the strength of the team and organizatiobn heis leaving.” Created by the Colorado Legislature in 1973, CHFA make s loans to low- and moderate-income homebuyers, developerxs of affordable multifamily housing as well as small- and medium-size Milroy “Roy” Alexander grew up on the Caribbeann island nation of Grenada, according to a Leadership Denvef biography. After moving to Denver, Alexanderr earned an accounting degree fromin 1974, subsequentlty becoming finance manager for a Colorado medical instruments maker and a seniot manager at the Denver branchg of the Touche Ross Co. accounting firm.
Touche Ross now is Deloittre Touche Tohmatsu, based in New York. He was acceptedf into the ’s Leadership Denver class for 1985. After leavinfg Touche Ross, Alexander startef a specialty food store inWestminster Mall. But a few yearss later, in 1988, he became CHFA’s assistant director of He was promoted to finance directorin 1990. Alexander’s CHFA positiojn and his retail business overlappeduntip 1994, when he sold the food store. Alexandert succeeded David Herlingeras CHFA’s executive director in January 2001.
Herlinger retired the same