Board of Directors

​Shannon Cirbo, Secretary/Treasurer

Ms. Cirbo graduated from The Art Institute of Colorado in 2009 with a degree in Interior Design with an emphasis on Universal and ADA compliant design, shortly after that she attended the Ann Rose School of nursing and became a Certified Nurse Aide. She then started working full time for a home builder and part time for a home health nursing agency, but quickly found health care exceptionally rewarding and transitioned to working full time in home health care. In 2017 Shannon continued to follow her passion for health and wellness and became a registered yoga teacher and now teaches yoga part time as well as continuing to work in home health care.

Shannon's younger sister uses assistive technology to communicate so she understands firsthand the need to forge relationships between the special needs and able bodied communities, and is looking forward to working with the Let's Talk Communication Access Initiative to create and encourage more opportunities for inclusive projects. 

Christine Olyer Murphy, Director, Chair

Ms. Murphy graduated from Bridgewater State University in 1994 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Sales and Marketing.  After college she worked as a Marketing Coordinator for Turner Construction company and then for ITT Sheraton.  Starwood properties did a hostile takeover of the Sheraton and her role was dissolved which lead her into getting a job as an Information Technologies (IT) Trainer and Help Desk Technician for a commercial law firm.  Three years later she obtained a role managing an IT department for Spaulding & Slye where she stayed for 9 years prior to transitioning to an IT manager role with Goulston & Storrs.  Shortly after that she went to The Parthenon Group as their Operations Manager where she has spent the last 10 years managing the office.  Ernst & Young purchased this firm four years ago and her role moved to Primary Research Management.  She plans to continue working for this firm until retirement.

She is excited to support and work for the non-profit Let’s Talk Communication Access initiative because it is valuable work that will help so many begin to feel part of their community while raising awareness of the tools that are available to help those in need communicate better. 

Dr. Niall McNally, Director

Dr. McNally is an Owner/Doctor at Mountain View Pain Center. Dr. McNally graduated from The University of Central Oklahoma for his undergraduate studies. He then went on to Parker Chiropractic College to earn a Bachelors in Health and Wellness and a Doctorate of Chiropractic. During his time in school he became involved in the Susan G Komen breast cancer organization as a volunteer. Upon graduation and moving to Denver he became one of their official sports medicinal doctors. He and his practice have been active volunteers in the community since opening their first location in 2009. He was introduced to Let's Talk as an audience member of their first production of the inclusive production of The Snow Queen.

​Dr. McNally has enjoyed volunteering for the Let's Talk Communication Access Initiative and is honored to serve on our Board of Directors. We are grateful for his volunteer service as member of our Board of Directors and look forward to his continued commitment and involvement in all aspects of Let's Talk Communication Access Initiative.

Farrah Jobling, Director

Dr. Jobling graduated from Whittier College in 1998 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Biochemistry.  She then went on to The University of Southern California to earn a PhD in Microbiology.  After graduate school, she moved back to her hometown of Denver, CO to work at the University of Colorado in Infectious Disease Research.  Her research led to a temporary consulting position as a Lab Director for a company at the University of Saint Andrews in Scotland.  She then retired from science to focus her energy on family and volunteer commitments.  She now works part time, teaching.  Along with her academic accomplishments, Farrah has successfully established and runs her own photography business and has donated many hours to Let's Talk Communication Access Initiative.
 
Farrah has a big heart for those with special needs and has enjoyed volunteering with her kids for the Let's Talk Communication Access Initiative.  We are happy to promote her to a member of the Board of Directors and look forward to her continued commitment and involvement in all aspects of Let's Talk Communication Access Initiative.