Our Team

Over 50% of the founders of the Colorado Village Collaborative were people with direct and recent experience of life on the streets. We are committed to a collective leadership approach that ensures that those directly impacted by the housing crisis are involved in the development of the programs and solutions that provide pathways out of the crisis.

Our Board

  • Mary Coddington

    Principal at Cappelli Consulting

  • Jenna Farley

    Director of Community Relations at Regis University

  • Chad M. Gentry

    Founder and Executive Director of mpowered

  • Ryan Hoeft

    Chief Financial Officer of performance fit innovator BOA® Technology Inc

  • Layla Said

    Strategic Communications Coordinator at the Metro Denver Homeless Initiative

  • Luke Teater

    Principal, Thrive Economics

  • Matt Tuft

    Financial Advisor at Merrill Lynch

  • Jordyn Gendel

    Development Director

  • Jen Livovich

    Founder, Streetscape

Our Leadership

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  • Dede de Percin

    Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

  • Grey Crady

    Senior Director of Built Environment

  • Hannah Dew

    Senior Manager, Micro-Communities

  • Andrew DiCarlo

    Senior Manager, Safe Outdoor Space

  • Harrison Edwards

    Senior Manager, Tiny Home Villages

  • Jenny Hill

    Program Training Manager

  • Ashley Johnson

    Senior Manager, Supportive Services

  • Kieva Loftis

    Director of Administration and Equity

  • Cuica Montoya

    Senior Director of Homelessness Programs

  • Elizabeth Szewczyk

    Director of Development

  • Amy Walton

    Controller - Accounting and Finance

In loving memory…

Rhonda Romero

Rhonda was passionate about building community and taking care of people. She was one of the founding residents of Beloved Community Village. She was living along the banks of the South Platte River when construction began at Beloved Community Village and showed up to volunteer every day during the construction process. Within three months of moving into Beloved Community Village, she found housing in her own apartment, where she lived until she passed away in September 2019 surrounded by her biological and village families.