Graland’s Board of Trustees is pleased to welcome two new members who have begun three-year terms: Kathryn Albright and Sarah Anschutz ‘86 Hunt.

Kathryn is a senior vice president and national sales manager at U.S. Bank where she works to support the commercial real estate division. She has been nationally recognized for her leadership, including being named as one of the “Most Powerful Women in Banking” by American Banking Magazine. With both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business administration (finance), she shares her knowledge with several nonprofit boards and advisory councils in Denver. Kathryn and her husband Eric have two boys at Graland: Phillip (Grade 7) and Gus (Grade 5).

Sarah is a recognized art expert specializing in the Western American style. She is the director of The American Museum of Western Art - The Anschutz Collection and is a contributing writer for Western Passages, a publication of the Denver Art Museum (DAM). Sarah also serves on the boards at the Clyfford Still Museum and DAM. After earning a bachelor’s of arts degree focusing on American art from Princeton, Sarah earned her law degree from Stanford University. A Graland alumna, Sarah and her husband Chris have four children: William ‘13, Madeleine ‘15, Eleanor (Grade 6) and Coco (Grade 4).