
About Us
Connecting Leaders. Growing Business. Strengthening Loveland.

History of the Loveland Economic Council
The Loveland Economic Council (LEC) was established in 2023 through a collaborative partnership between the Loveland Business Partnership (LBP) and the Loveland Chamber of Commerce, bringing together business and community leaders with a shared vision to strengthen Loveland’s economic future.
Recognizing the importance of business-led collaboration, LEC was created to connect executive leadership from Loveland’s primary employers and regional partners. The goal was simple: create a forum where leaders could share insights, address challenges, and support initiatives that promote long-term economic vitality in Loveland and the surrounding region.
Since its founding, LEC has grown into a trusted space for collaboration, bringing together public and private partners committed to supporting business success, workforce development, and community prosperity.

Partnerships
The Loveland Economic Council thrives through strong partnerships that align business leadership with community progress

The Loveland Chamber continues to play a key role in supporting business advocacy, networking, and community engagement efforts that strengthen the local business climate.

LEC maintains a strong and ongoing partnership with the City of Loveland, working collaboratively to support economic development initiatives, business attraction and retention efforts, and policies that encourage sustainable growth and opportunity within the community.

As a founding partner, the Loveland Business Partnership works alongside LEC to support business connection, collaboration, and economic development efforts throughout the region
Together, these partnerships ensure
Loveland remains a vibrant place to live, work, and do business.

Leadership & Steering Committee
The Loveland Economic Council is guided by a steering committee composed of business and community leaders committed to strengthening Loveland’s economic future through collaboration, partnership, and strategic leadership


Marcie was appointed Economic Development Director for the City of Loveland in late 2024, bringing more than 20 years of experience in public, private, and nonprofit sectors focused on business development, strategic planning, and economic vitality initiatives in the region. She holds a Certified Economic Developer (CEcD) credential.
Marcie Willard
Economic Development Director, City of Loveland

Allison Seabeck
Executive Director, Warehouse Business Accelerator
Allison leads the Warehouse Business Accelerator, a regional scale-up hub supporting advanced manufacturing and technology businesses in Northern Colorado. Previously, she was President of Prosci Inc., where she led global business growth and change management initiatives.

Mindy has served as President and CEO of the Loveland Chamber of Commerce since 2012, leading organizational growth, community engagement, business advocacy initiatives, and economic development programs that strengthen the local business environment.
Mindy McCloughan
President & CEO, Loveland Chamber of Commerce

Bill oversees advocacy efforts for the Chamber, including legislative engagement and community partnerships that support business interests in northern Colorado.
Bill Becker
Director of Advocacy, Loveland Chamber of Commerce

Michael Bellus
Market President at Bank of Colorado
Michael is Vice President of Commercial Lending at Bank of Colorado, bringing extensive experience in business financing and growth strategies. He also serves on the board of the Loveland Business Partnership, contributing to regional economic and business development efforts.
Alyssa Wells
Coordinator of Loveland Business Partnership

Alyssa works as a coordinator for the Loveland Business Partnership and helps support the planning and execution of the Loveland Economic Council in collaboration with the Loveland Chamber of Commerce and other community partners.
UPCOMING EVENT: April 15th, 2026 | Topic: The New Colorado Reality















