Leadership Changes: New Presidents at Cotopaxi and Grassroots
A former Eddie Bauer executive, Damian Huang, will serve as Cotopaxi's first president; at Grassroots, former VP Gabe Maier will step in to lead.
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Andrew Weaver
Andrew Weaver is a Denver-based journalist with a passion for all things outdoors. Originally from Cleveland, he has a degree in English and environmental studies from Middlebury College in Vermont. He taught writing in Brooklyn for three years before settling in Colorado to join the staff of a city magazine, covering travel and culture. He joined Outside Business Journal in January 2020.
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