ROCKY MOUNTAIN SOUTHWEST
CHAPTER LEGENDS
Here we honor the Rocky Mountain Southwest past Presidents
Each year the Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences accepts nominations for the prestigious Gold & Silver Circle Society.
The Silver Circle recognizes individuals who have served in the industry for 25+ years, with the majority being spent in the Rocky Mountain Southwest region.
The Gold Circle recognizes similar individuals who have served in the industry, with the majority in the Rocky Mountain Southwest region, in an exemplary fashion for a minimum of 50+ years.
2025 Gold & Silver Circle Societies: now taking nominations
1/24/25 - 2/24/25 (5PM MST)
Platinum (Past) Presidents
The Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter (then called the Phoenix Chapter) was founded on September 1, 1959.
In those seven decades, our members have been well served by a group of distinguished and hardworking professionals.
2019 — 2025
2013 — 2018
2006 — 2012
2005 — 2006
2001 — 2004
2000
1999
1997 — 1998
1995 — 1996
1993 — 1994 & 2000
1992
1991
1990
1988 — 1989
1986 — 1988
1983 — 1985
1981 — 1983
1980 — 1981
1978 — 1980
1976 — 1978
1973 — 1975
1971 — 1972
1968 — 1970
1968 — 1969
1965 — 1967
1963 — 1964
1962 — 1963
1960 — 1961
1959 — 1960
GOLD CIRCLE
The Gold Circle recognizes similar individuals who have served in the industry, with the majority in the Rocky Mountain Southwest region, in an exemplary fashion for a minimum of 50 years. Most importantly though, is the contribution to the profession and to the community that the individual has made during that time.
SILVER CIRCLE
The Silver Circle recognizes individuals who have served in the industry for a minimum of 25 years, with the majority being spent in the Rocky Mountain Southwest region. Individuals selected for induction have done more than work professionally for 25 years. They are the best and brightest in our business. Ideal candidates will also have extensive public service, mentoring, leadership and professional accolades.
