Board of Directors

Ross retired in November of 2020 from MidFirst Bank after a forty year career in Personal Trust Administration. During his trust banking career he managed two Trust Departments in Denver. Upon retirement, he relocated to Fort Collins to enjoy the growing music scene in Northern Colorado and further grow his life long relationship with CSU. His love of music began at an early age and he is always looking for new and upcoming musicians. As a graduate of CSU in 1978, his involvement with the university runs deep. His goal for the future is to get further involved in the local community and help as many organizations and people as possible. His key attributes are open communication, team building and decision making and he is looking forward to sharing all of them with KRFC.

Mark has loved music and been connected to it in some way his whole life, whether it was playing in bands in high school and college, doing work as a jingle singer in his twenties, leading music where he worshiped, or financing the debut album of his niece singer/songwriter Courtney Harman (formerly of the Grammy-nominated band Della Mae). You can often find him around Fort Collins attending concerts at The Armory, Washingtons, Gardens on Spring Creek, Mishawaka and The Lincoln Center.

Mark McFann is business owner and philanthropist with an MBA from Colorado State University where he also served as an adjunct professor of advertising. He’s the founder and owner of entertainment marketing and product placement agency Cast a Long Shadow. He also helped launch Colorado businesses Summit Hard Cider, Soul Squared brewing and GoEmprise (event management software).

Mark has served on numerous boards of businesses and non-profits alike including CASA of Larimer County, Red Cross and Big Brothers/Big Sisters. He currently volunteers for the Poudre Wilderness Volunteers. Mark is married to Denise McFann had has two adult children Abby and Aiden.

Rob Gray and his wife Helen have lived in Fort Collins for nearly 45 years. They have two married daughters and two granddaughters. Rob graduated from the South Dakota School of Mines in 1975 with a degree in Chemical Engineering and moved to Fort Collins to work for Eastman Kodak. He received his MBA from CSU in 1984. Rob held many leadership positions at Kodak during his 35 year career and eventually became Vice President of Consumer Digital Imaging and Manager of the Windsor, Colorado and Manaus, Brazil manufacturing sites.

After retiring from Kodak, Rob taught management and business classes for 8 years at the Montfort College of Business at UNC.

Rob has had a lifelong interest in many different genres of music and enjoys working with the amazing team at KRFC 88.9 FM Radio Fort Collins.

Nina Bodenhamer recently retired as the Director of City Give, an “in-house” approach to municipal philanthropy that allows the City of Fort Collins to respond to strategic projects and community needs that fall outside the normal city budget priorities but are well-positioned for private funding. Before joining the City of Fort Collins, Nina worked for Colorado-based Bohemian Foundation, launching Give 10, an initiative designed to inspire charitable connections, celebrate philanthropy, and build a stronger community.

A career in philanthropic partnerships and strategic engagement began at Sesame Workshop in New York and continued with the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. As an independent consultant, national clients included Public Broadcasting Service (PBS), Scholastic Entertainment, and the George Lucas Educational Foundation. Northern Colorado clients have included the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery and a 2019 voter-approved Larimer County Behavioral Health Services. 

Jill Maasch was born and raised in Ohio and moved out to Colorado after graduating with her undergrad from Miami University (Ohio). She and her husband, Jade, have three kids (Jack, Annie, and Rian). Jill graduated with her MBA from the University of Wyoming.

She has been in the marketing, communications, and strategic planning world for 25+ years and in a variety of industries (banking, construction, distance learning, radio, municipal and county government, retail, and more).

She currently works for Larimer County Human Services as a division manager overseeing a variety of teams that help to inform the community of services and build business efficiencies. Jill loves music and believes it has the ability to remind you of the past, heal you from what ails you and transport you to a relaxing place!

Madisen’s love of music started with her parent’s record collection and recording songs from the radio playing on her boombox to cassettes, to guitar lessons at the age of nine and her first job as the DJ at a roller rink. Two of her favorite places to catch shows are The Neighbor downtown and The Mishawaka.

Madisen grew up in Longmont, CO and moved to Fort Collins in 2008 to attend Colorado State University where she received Bachelor’s degrees in business marketing and Spanish. Madisen worked as a frontline fundraiser at United Way of Larimer County for over seven years, focused primarily on the WomenGive program. Her career roles have included nonprofit work, hospitality, international sales, and wedding coordination. She has also served in several advisory roles for nonprofits including Everyday Joe’s Coffee House, the selection committee for BizWest 40UnderForty, and as the VP of Membership and Training as well as Garden Tour chair for Junior League of Fort Collins.

Her deep belief in the power of human connection and creative expression continues to shape her work today. She is now a Trauma Trained Relational Somatic Practitioner and owner of Better Half to Whole, a platform dedicated to supporting individuals through the renegotiation of relational trauma in the nervous system. In the community, Madisen hosts Singles Socials, and is the co-founder of Design Stories Co., an event series highlighting local artists and designers, bringing together interdisciplinary creatives to share their stories of their artist experience and entrepreneurship.

Dani Cook has more than 30 years of experience in public media, spanning public radio and public television, with deep expertise in programming, marketing, production, partnerships, and community engagement. Her career began in Fort Collins while attending Colorado State University, where she was first introduced to public media through KCSU when it operated as a Public Radio International affiliate—an experience that sparked a lifelong commitment to public broadcasting’s mission.

Dani currently serves as Senior Director of Station Relations for WETA National Productions, the public television station serving the Washington, D.C., area, where she leads national promotion strategies and stakeholder engagement for widely distributed public television programs, including America’s Test Kitchen, This Old House, Samantha Brown’s Places to Love, children’s series from Fred Rogers Productions, and documentaries from Ken Burns and Florentine Films. Over the course of her career, she has held leadership roles at PBS, WETA, and the former CINAR Corporation, collaborating with stations, producers, funders, and distributors across the public media system.

In December 2022, Dani returned to Fort Collins to be closer to her family and is grateful to once again be part of the Northern Colorado community. She lives with her partner, Antonio, and their two dogs, Burt and Kali, and is honored to support local public radio as a member of KRFC’s board of directors.

Tim graduated in 1991 from the University of Colorado School of Law in Boulder, Colorado and after graduation went to work for the Office of District Counsel, Internal Revenue Service. He was responsible for trying cases in front of the Tax Court, advising the IRS on tax law and collection matters, and was appointed as Special Assistant United States Attorney to represent the IRS in Bankruptcy Court.

In 1995, Tim left the IRS to join his father-in-law in a third-generation family Ford dealership in Greeley, Colorado. He managed and was part owner of the company for 12 years. In 2007, the family decided to accept an offer to sell the company allowing Tim to take his family business experience back to his law practice. Tim’s practice emphasizes business transactions, business succession planning, estate planning, probate administration, and tax controversies.

Tim has also been active in community organizations serving on the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board for the City of Greeley, Boards of KUNC, the Northern Colorado Medical Center Foundation, United Way of Weld County and is the Former Chair of the Poudre Learning Center Foundation. He currently serves on the board of The Weld Trust.

In his spare time, Tim loves to hike, garden, play guitar, read, cook and attend live music shows. He is married to Jennifer and has 4 grown children.

Dani Grant is one of those tenaciously hard-working, creative entrepreneurs who has transformed a deep passion for music into her life’s work. Dani has served artists for decades in the non-profit development arena and through her national music policy consulting work on music ecosystems.

Dani owns and manages the legendary and historic Mishawaka Amphitheatre and three other progressive music venues along the Front Range of CO that host music. Live on The Lanes, providing live music, arcade and bowling experiences.  She recently acquired her 6th independent live music room, the legendary South Bay surf punk venue Saint Rocke in Hermosa Beach CA.

To complement her roles as a venue owner and local arts and culture champion, Dani also has served on many boards including KUNC & KJAC The Colorado Sound, WESTAF Denver Music Task Force, The Sustainable Living Association, Rocky Mountain Student Media Corporation (CSU Media) and Community Radio of Northern CO -KRFC.  She currently sits on the executive board for the Washington DC-based Music Policy Forum and launched the Austin-based organization Sonic Guild’s third chapter in Colorado in 2022.  Dani satisfies her affinity for the development of aspiring youth as an adjunct professor at the University of Colorado Denver and Colorado State University in Music Business.