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What is your favorite childhood memory?
As a child, I loved spending time with my grandma (Meme) and grandpa. I attended half day kindergarten just so I could spend the rest of the day going to parks, baking, playing dress up, beauty shop, and so much more. Grandparents are truly the best! I also loved growing up on a lake in Okoboji, Iowa. Days were filled with fishing, jet-skiing, waterskiing, camping, catching snakes and frogs, and all things outdoors.
What has been your most defining life experience?
My most defining life experience was making the decision to move out to Denver seven years ago. The first three years were filled with lots of hardships and let downs, but I was beyond determined to experience the greatness that Denver has to offer. I am beyond thankful I made the decision to stay here. I now have a profound appreciation for investment in workplace culture and finding a team that makes going to work fun.
What has been your toughest life experience?
Although moving to Denver has been rewarding in so many ways, being away from friends and family when they are severely ill has been extremely tough. With every hardship, you gain a new sense of gratitude for life and the people that are in it and I truly do believe these experiences did just that.
What do you believe to be the most important leadership skill?
AUTHENTICITY. I believe to be an effective leader you have to be authentic; you really have to know yourself. Know your strengths, know your weaknesses and be willing to be a lifelong learner.
What is your proudest accomplishment?
Choosing to study abroad my Junior year of college. I had never lived more than 2 hours away from home but decided to move to Australia. Not only were those the best days of my life, but the lessons learned throughout those six months, along with the adventures gained have provided me with a wider lens on how I want to live my life. It also gave me the courage to make the move to Denver!
Katelyn Fritcher
Chief of Staff
Katelyn Fritcher is a team player, who thrives on fostering a cohesive and productive work environment and empowering others to perform at their best. She began her career at Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, managing numerous experiences for Denver’s professional sports teams, as well as VIP concert experiences. Katelyn then transitioned to Quarterly Forum (now CiviCO), where she played a pivotal role in designing and implementing processes, running events, managing marketing efforts, and providing exceptional hospitality for the stakeholders of Club CiviCO which now serves as the headquarters for Rallyday Partners.
As the Chief of Staff at Rallyday Partners, Katelyn brings her wealth of project management and event planning expertise to ensure the smooth operations of the organization. Katelyn plays a key role in vendor management, executive support, recruiting, onboarding and the overall Rallyday experience, and is willing to take on all that comes her way. With her results-oriented mindset and meticulous attention to detail, Katelyn is skilled at managing multiple initiatives and curating meaningful experiences through relationship building.
Outside of her professional endeavors, Katelyn takes pride in rooting for the Iowa Hawkeyes and Pittsburgh Steelers and enjoys spending quality time with family and friends. Additionally, Katelyn embraces an adventurous side and finds pleasure in activities such as camping, hiking, skiing, and exploring new destinations through travel. Katelyn holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Business and Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from the University of Iowa. – Go Hawks!
Katelyn Fritcher is a team player, who thrives on fostering a cohesive and productive work environment and empowering others to perform at their best. She began her career at Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, managing numerous experiences for Denver’s professional sports teams, as well as VIP concert experiences. Katelyn then transitioned to Quarterly Forum (now CiviCO), where she played a pivotal role in designing and implementing processes, running events, managing marketing efforts, and providing exceptional hospitality for the stakeholders of Club CiviCO which now serves as the headquarters for Rallyday Partners.
As the Chief of Staff at Rallyday Partners, Katelyn brings her wealth of project management and event planning expertise to ensure the smooth operations of the organization. Katelyn plays a key role in vendor management, executive support, recruiting, onboarding and the overall Rallyday experience, and is willing to take on all that comes her way. With her results-oriented mindset and meticulous attention to detail, Katelyn is skilled at managing multiple initiatives and curating meaningful experiences through relationship building.
Outside of her professional endeavors, Katelyn takes pride in rooting for the Iowa Hawkeyes and Pittsburgh Steelers and enjoys spending quality time with family and friends. Additionally, Katelyn embraces an adventurous side and finds pleasure in activities such as camping, hiking, skiing, and exploring new destinations through travel. Katelyn holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Business and Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from the University of Iowa. – Go Hawks!
What is your favorite childhood memory?
As a child, I loved spending time with my grandma (Meme) and grandpa. I attended half day kindergarten just so I could spend the rest of the day going to parks, baking, playing dress up, beauty shop, and so much more. Grandparents are truly the best! I also loved growing up on a lake in Okoboji, Iowa. Days were filled with fishing, jet-skiing, waterskiing, camping, catching snakes and frogs, and all things outdoors.
What has been your most defining life experience?
My most defining life experience was making the decision to move out to Denver seven years ago. The first three years were filled with lots of hardships and let downs, but I was beyond determined to experience the greatness that Denver has to offer. I am beyond thankful I made the decision to stay here. I now have a profound appreciation for investment in workplace culture and finding a team that makes going to work fun.
What has been your toughest life experience?
Although moving to Denver has been rewarding in so many ways, being away from friends and family when they are severely ill has been extremely tough. With every hardship, you gain a new sense of gratitude for life and the people that are in it and I truly do believe these experiences did just that.
What do you believe to be the most important leadership skill?
AUTHENTICITY. I believe to be an effective leader you have to be authentic; you really have to know yourself. Know your strengths, know your weaknesses and be willing to be a lifelong learner.
What is your proudest accomplishment?
Choosing to study abroad my Junior year of college. I had never lived more than 2 hours away from home but decided to move to Australia. Not only were those the best days of my life, but the lessons learned throughout those six months, along with the adventures gained have provided me with a wider lens on how I want to live my life. It also gave me the courage to make the move to Denver!
