Pinnacol in Colorado Names Arnold, Busse and Lindsay to Board

Pinnacol Assurance in Colorado has named Fiona Arnold, Brad Busse and Bill Lindsay to its board of directors for the term that began Jan. 1, 2018.

All three were confirmed unanimously by the Colorado Senate after appointment by Gov. John Hickenlooper.

Arnold is president of MAINSPRING Developers, a Colorado company engaged in commercial and residential real estate development and retail business operations. She has held executive positions at Vail Resorts, Western Gas Resources Inc. (now Anadarko Petroleum) and Crown Media Holdings. From 2015-2016 Arnold served on Gov. Hickenlooper’s cabinet as executive director of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, and she has served on state commissions on workforce development and experiential learning.

Busse started Busse Ventures in 2014 after 28 years with RBC Capital Markets. He has experience with mergers and acquisitions, equity and debt capital formation, and financial advisory engagements. Since 2000, Governors Owens, Ritter and Hickenlooper have appointed Busse to serve on commissions including the Colorado Commission on Early Childhood Leadership and the Colorado Commission on Science & Technology.

Lindsay is an expert in health care and insurance, especially in the small business sector. Before launching Lindsay3 Consulting, he served as the president of Lockton Companies’ Benefit Group in Denver. Bill has served on several state commissions addressing health care in Colorado, including chairing the Commission on Affordable Quality Health Care and the Blue Ribbon Commission for Health Care Reform. He has often provided testimony to the United States Congress on health care policy and financing.

Gov. Hickenlooper also reappointed Joseph A. Hoff to another term as an employer farm and ranch representative on the board.

Pinnacol insures a reported 57,000 Colorado employers.

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