Our Leadership — Crossroads WRP

Steve holds a Bachelor’s degree in marketing from Colorado State University, and is a Director of Marketing for Medtronic, where he has worked for the past 23 years. His expertise in strategic planning, marketing, and budgeting brings valuable skills to the CWRP Board. He currently serves as secretary for his neighborhood HOA board, and as a member of the board of Crossroads School. He is a member of LifeBridge Christian Church, where he has taught various youth and young adult classes. Additionally, he and his wife, Wendy, facilitate a family support group for NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). Steve has lived in Longmont for the past 45 years.

Brent earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Black Hills State University, and is a Community Manager at Mike Maroone Ford, where he has worked for more than 20 years. Brent and his wife, Shannon, are members of St. Elizabeth's Church in Denver and live in Broomfield. Brent has been part of mission trips to Sierra Leone, West Africa. He has also been volunteering at Crossroads School since 2018, and has served on their board since 2020.

Mike is a Program Manager at Kaiser Permanente and brings extensive business expertise to the Crossroads board. He is a certified project manager and holds a Bachelor’s in Business Administration, Information Systems, and Finance from the University of Washington. Before attending the University of Washington, Mike served in the US Army for 5 years. He has served on the Leadership Team for his church, with the church’s sound team, and with Habitat for Humanity. Since 2013, Mike has been serving on the board of Crossroads School, and as their Treasurer in 2019. He lives in Longmont and is looking forward to serving as Treasurer for CWRP.

Konni Keuter has over 20 years of corporate experience in the demanding energy industry. She was a Director at Ventyx, Inc., the industry leader in energy databases. After deciding to make a career change, she graduated from Colorado Christian University with a B.S. degree in Education Theory. Along with this experience, she has raised seven children and fostered several teenagers. She is active in her church as Outreach Chairperson and is passionate about meeting the needs of teens. She loves the opportunities she has to challenge and encourage students in her classroom at Crossroads. As one of the founders of Crossroads School, she currently teaches middle school as well as serving as Assistant Principal, and now continues to support students as a CRWP Board member.

Connie taught school for over 20 years. She graduated from Milligan College in 1990 with a B.S. degree in K-8 education. In 1994 she served as “Team Leader” during the formation of a new middle school, where she continued teaching until 2006. In addition to teaching she also served as athletic director and assistant principal, and coached soccer, volleyball, basketball and track. Her son attended the school as well. When that school closed in 2006 so did her son’s opportunity for private school education. It was at that time that she caught the vision for opening a school that would meet the needs of students who are not otherwise “served” in a typical school. Several years later, she became one of the founders and the first teacher at Crossroads School, and now continues her passion of helping students succeed by serving as Principal of CWRP.

Barb’s experience in education includes teaching high school English, coaching varsity basketball, and serving as Athletic Director and Administrator. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Calvin College with a secondary teaching credential, and a Master of Arts in Education from Concordia University with an emphasis in administration. For twelve years she was an administrator at Rocky Mountain Christian Academy. Among other things, she handled admissions and was increasingly concerned about the students the school was unable to accept because of their learning difficulties or other needs. She went on to co-found Crossroads School, and her work there has been essential for the past 14 years.