2025 Annual CHC Meeting
The annual meeting is a chance to connect, learn, and take an active role in the Colorado equine community. This year’s event will be held as a virtual Zoom gathering, making it easy for everyone to join from wherever they are.
The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, December 11, from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM. It is open to all members and non-members who want to stay informed, meet others in the industry, or discover new ways to get involved. Registration is free, and everyone is encouraged to attend.
Brett Moore is the founder and principal of OnTheBallot Consulting, a respected lobbying and public policy firm that serves organizations across Colorado. He brings more than fifteen years of experience working within the Colorado legislative environment and is known for his strong relationships at the Capitol and his ability to help clients navigate complex policy landscapes. Brett began his career inside the Colorado General Assembly as a nonpartisan clerk, an early role that gave him firsthand insight into how state laws are shaped and advanced.
His work now spans a broad range of issues that matter to communities across the state including
agriculture, land use, water, conservation, rural affairs, healthcare and energy. Raised in a farming and ranching family in western Kansas, Brett carries a deep understanding of rural perspectives and the challenges faced by those who work the land. He holds degrees in Political Science and Communication Studies from the University of Kansas.
We are excited to welcome Brett as a guest speaker at this year’s CHC Annual Meeting where he will share timely insights on legislative activity, advocacy and the evolving landscape that affects Colorado’s equine community.
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The Importance of Being a CHC Member
Becoming a member of the Colorado Horse Council (CHC) is more than simply joining an organization. It reflects a commitment to the advancement and protection of Colorado’s equine community. Membership empowers horse owners, equine enthusiasts, and professionals to stay informed, influence legislation, and support the well-being of horses across the state.
Your membership directly supports vital programs, advocacy work, and educational initiatives that preserve and strengthen the equine industry. It connects you to a community that values stewardship, collaboration, and a strong future for horses in Colorado. By joining, you help ensure that the interests of the equine world remain protected and that its voice continues to be heard.