Alexis Boian

Chief Operating Officer
 

Alexis Boian brings 12 years of marketing expertise to dovetail solutions, having consulted with both non-profit and for-profit organizations across the country on branding, communications and strategy. Organizations Alexis has worked for include Grove/Atlantic Publishing, Colorado Ballet, 2Wrongs.com and the Integrated Nutrition and Education Program through the University of Colorado.

 

At the age of 25-after witnessing the terrorist attacks from her balcony in Brooklyn, NY-Alexis founded the September 11 Quilt Project, a national "healing" project that received enormous acclaim. A giant American flag made up of individually designed panels of cloth that came from all over the world, the September 11 Quilt Project toured the country, and was featured in such publications as The New York Times, People Magazine, TIME Magazine, and The Washington Post as well as on such news programs as CNN Headline News. The flag was recently donated to the Colorado Historical Society.
 

Making a Difference

In addition to her professional work, Alexis donates considerable time to non-profit organizations and has started a foundation of her own. The Young Philanthropists Foundation is an organization dedicated to educating K-12 students on the benefits of engaging in their communities. The Foundation offers opportunities for young people to become involved in philanthropy through service learning programs in their schools.

Alexis is also the Secretary of the Board for the Rape Assistance and Awareness Program (RAAP) in Denver, www.raap.org, and is the chairwoman of the Development Committee for RAAP. Additionally, she serves as a committee member for Hospice of Metro Denver and several other organizations throughout the city. Alexis is a member of the Denver Metro Chamber Foundation's Leadership Denver Class of 2008.

Contact Alexis at alexis@dovetailsolutions.com