CNGA Staff

Glenda Mostek| Executive Director  
Glenda joined CNGA in January, 2020, and prior to that served as a grant manager and marketing specialist for the Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA). Glenda has spent the last five and a half years helping people with innovative visions to improve their communities, industries and lives. She managed the Specialty Crop Block Grant, which CNGA has previously received, and was involved with numerous other CDA programs including a new Ag Workforce Development internship program, CDA’s strategic planning process, human resource issues and strategic planning. Part of her responsibility was oversight of eight non-profit boards that manage the state’s check-off programs. Before joining CDA, Glenda worked for six years at Colorado Wheat, encompassing a check-off organization, a member association, and a research foundation. Prior to that, she was with the National Honey Board. Email Glenda.

Ben Northcutt | Membership Manager
Ben has more than 30 years of member association experience. He has served in leadership roles for both international and state non-profit associations and has served as CNGA’s Membership Manager since 2014. He produces the weekly eLeaf newsletter, the seasonal Safety Sense newsletter and articles for NewsLeaf as well as coordinating many of CNGA's social events. He assists with the educational program development for ProGreen EXPO and serves as the staff liaison for the Young Hort Professionals. He is a graduate of the University of Colorado where he earned a Masters of Arts in Plant Ecology. He stays active with mountain biking, skiing and volunteer work. Email Ben.   
 

Debi Borden-Miller, Administrative Coordinator
Debi worked at Welby Gardens for 28 years in sales and marketing. Prior to that she worked at Little Valley Wholesale, Wilmore Nursery and Fruehauf’s Garden Center. She has a degree in Plant and Soil Science from the Univ. of Vermont. Debi has taught many classes and workshops for Welby Gardens, Denver Botanic Gardens, Hudson Gardens, various garden clubs and other groups. She has also written many gardening articles for the Denver Post, other magazines and newspapers. She appears periodically on TV as a gardening expert.  Debi is a board member of the CO Garden Foundation and a committee chair for Tour de Cure (for the American Diabetes Assn). Debi has 5 grandchildren and loves to ski, bike and hike, as well as garden (including the grandkids as much as possible). Email Debi.