Q: How long have you been a board member?
A: 4 years
Q: Why did you choose to be involved with RMHC-Denver?
A: I’ve always been passionate about helping kids here in Denver, and RMHC felt like a meaningful way to make an impact close to home.
Q: Can you share a memorable experience or achievement during your time on the board?
A: Cooking meals for the families has been one of the most enjoyable parts of my time on the board. It’s simple, hands-on and always appreciated.
Q: What is your title and what company do you work for?
A: Founder, Ironton Capital
Q: Please describe your role and what your company does.
A: I’m the owner of Ironton Capital, a private equity fund that helps investors diversify into commercial real estate. We aim to deliver better returns with less volatility than the stock market.
Q: What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
A: Skiing, golf, tennis, travel, cooking and great wine.
Q: What would you like others to know about you?
A: I’m married with three grown kids, all living here in Denver. My wife, a retired internal medicine physician, was actively looking for meaningful volunteer work when she retired and now she volunteers at RMHC-Denver by joining me to cook meals. She’s also a talented pianist and comes regularly to play for families at the Denver House.