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A Message from our president

Welcome to the Mile High Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrators.
Here's where I think we are. The legal industry is in the middle of a real shift- AI is reshaping how work gets done, firms are consolidating, and the pressure on administrators to deliver more with less has rarely been higher. A lot of us are feeling it. The role is evolving faster than the title suggests, and the playbook that worked five years ago no longer fully applies.
That's exactly why this chapter matters.
For more than 160 members across Colorado's legal market, the MHC of the ALA has always been a place to compare notes with people who understand the job. In a market like this one, that kind of community isn't a nice-too-have; it's how we figure out what's working, what isn't, and where the role is headed. No one should navigate this alone, and no one should have to.
Nick Dale, 2026-2027 President of the Mile High Chapter of Association of Legal Administrators
[email protected]
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility
We are Mile High Strong.
And, Mile High ALA facilitates with its members a strong climate of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility in law firm culture by staying on point with relevant educational content, awareness of current events, and relationship-building opportunities that promote an inclusive working environment. We listen, engage, and work for a better world by fostering and celebrating a respectful professional network where members have freedom to grow, regardless of race, gender, age, religion, identity, sexual orientation, neurodiversity, disability status, experience, background, viewpoint, or any other characteristics which make our members unique. For DEIA resources, please visit the DEIA Resource Hub.
Anti-Racist Statement
We denounce any form of hate, intolerance, or racism. We are proud to partner with the Center for Legal Inclusiveness. We invest time, energy, and resources to move our association and our industry toward better inclusiveness. It’s the right thing to do.
Community Connection
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The Community Relations Committee has partnered with Be The Source for this year's community connection. Founded as a grassroots initiative in 2016 by former foster parents and current adoptive parents, Renee and Brian Bernhard, “Foster Source” was created to address critical gaps in support for both caregivers and the vulnerable children in their care. In response to the 2018 passage of the Family First Prevention Services Act, Foster Source expanded its programs to better support kinship caregivers in addition to foster parents. With the full implementation of the Act in 2022, the organization became one of the few agencies in the state of Colorado to offer dual support for both children and their caregivers in the child welfare system. In 2025, Foster Source began rebranding to “Be the Source” to reflect its expanded mission and the variety of families it now serves. Today, Be the Source is committed to turning the focus back to the children, ensuring they receive the care and stability they deserve. The agency is focused on addressing needs including: under-resourced caregivers; lack of lived-experience voices in local, state and federal policy decisions; overall lack of understanding about the purpose of out-of-home care; mental health and wellbeing of caregivers and children; stability for children in care; and reducing or removing the barriers and lack of resources that child welfare families face. If you have any questions about the Community Connection, please contact the Immediate Past President, Brian Bernhard, [email protected]. |
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UPCOMING CHAPTER EVENTS
MHC Networking Happy Hour with Pickleball (optional)
A networking event with pickleball, yummy food and drinks!
2026 Fall Retreat - Save the Date
Save the date for the fall retreat in beautiful Snowmass, Colorado - More details will be provided as the date gets closer.
Save the Date: Mile High Chapter Education Session | January 21, 2027
What you Do Matters-Lessons from the Holocaust
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