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In 1955 the Denver Society of Security Analysts (DSSA) was admitted to membership in The Financial Analysts Federation (FAF) --now part of the CFA Institute (CFAI). The DSSA was incorporated in 1968 pursuant to the Colorado Nonprofit Corporation Act. In 2005 the DSSA name was updated to the CFA Society of Colorado.
There are over 750 members of the CFA Society of Colorado, including security analysts, portfolio managers, academicians, and other investment professionals. Over 80% of the members are Chartered Financial Analysts (CFA®), and many other members are candidates for this professional designation.
The principal activity of the CFA Society of Colorado involves luncheon programs. These sessions feature presentations by top management of publicly owned corporations, programs on economics, investment strategies, government, financial markets, and other topics of current interest. In addition, educational seminars and workshops are provided, on subjects such as accounting developments, computer applications, and investment techniques. A major social event in held each year typically in December.
Get Involved!
Got Free Time?
Volunteer for your local society! The CFA Society of Colorado is always looking for new volunteers. Getting involved is a great way to network and to make new friends.
Why volunteer for a committee?
Through committee activities, members have an opportunity to contribute their ideas, talent, and organizational skills to the common of goals of the committee and the CFA Society of Colorado. Our Committees provide a forum for members to develop professional relationships while building their knowledge. Committee work puts you in contact with other investment professionals. It is a great way to gain additional expertise in new areas or gather
new ideas in your current area and to enhance leadership abilities.
What is involved in being a CFA Society of Colorado committee volunteer?
Activities vary by committee, but may include planning presentations on topics pertaining to the committee's area of interest, disseminating information on a particular topic, or building relationships with specific groups in the investment community.
Contact our current President-or any of our board members to volunteer
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