Alan Matlosz is senior vice president in the public finance division of George K. Baum & Company. He is responsible for providing comprehensive investment banking services to a variety of local governments throughout Colorado. Mr. Matlosz has worked in the public finance profession since 1992 after six years of experience in state and local government. Since 1992, he has worked with a wide variety of counties, municipalities and special districts and has financed over 150 projects in Colorado.

During his government service, he worked for Adams County coordinating land use planning efforts around Denver International Airport and also represented the county on a number of boards. As Adams County's representative, he served as chairman of the Denver Regional Council of Government's Water Resources Planning Advisory Committee. He also worked for the Colorado Department of Local Affairs as Finance Specialist providing technical assistance in the areas of budgeting, investing, and capital financing to hundreds of municipalities, counties and special districts. Mr. Matlosz has developed several specialties including the financing of water and wastewater projects, tax-exempt lease-purchase financing, and the structuring of complex refunding bond issues. Mr. Matlosz holds a bachelor's degree in economics and rhetoric from the University of Massachusetts, a master's degree in city planning from Cornell University, and a master's degree in finance from the University of Colorado.