Resource Coordinator

Molly joined the WorkShop’s Program Team in February 2022. She came to us with several years of non-profit experience in Denver, primarily with youth. Molly spends most of her time at the WorkShop assisting our Program Participants and alumni with navigating resources in the community. She also recently launched an employment social enterprise of her own under the WorkShop’s financial umbrella. Arise Baking Co.’s aim is to sell high quality baked goods and build a supportive, transitional employment experience for youth and young adults. Molly says that working at MHW is providing her with valuable experience and knowledge, and the culture and values at the WorkShop are what inspire her about this place.

Outside of work, Molly loves spending time with her husband and daughter soaking up all that Colorado has to offer, especially the sunshine, mountains and vibrancy of the city

Program Coordinator

Graham is a graduate of the George Washington University where he studied English and participated in the university's college radio program WRGW. In his home state of North Carolina, Graham was employed by the Autism Society of NC, working as a Life Coach with adults on the autism spectrum in a supported employment role.

At Mile High WorkShop since 2019, Graham coaches program participants throughout their entire job training experience (from onboarding until graduation!), as they identify and tackle barriers and work toward career and educational goals. This includes crafting professional portfolios, holding career conversations, developing soft skills, facilitating our program group, and aiding participants with resource navigation.

Outside of the WorkShop, Graham is an avid improv comedy performer at Denver's Rise Comedy, podcast producer, cat-lover, and tabletop gaming enthusiast.

Operations Manager

Shannon started at the WorkShop in a temporary position at the beginning of 2020 and was really happy to return in September 2021. She said she was so struck by the amazing work culture, community, and social enterprise model that she couldn’t stay away!

Shannon has worked and volunteered for several non-profits and lived overseas for five years before moving to the Denver area in 2017. She has three kids who keep her on her toes outside of work, and she loves spending time with her family and friends and enjoying Colorado’s beautiful outdoor spaces.

Operations Analyst

Scott worked for us from 2017 to 2021, first as a Participant and finally as a Project Skills Trainer. During that time he designed systems, processes, and procedures for the pillow project and improved production capacity, safety measures, and working conditions. Scott left in 2021 to take some personal time to reflect and decompress. He rejoined the WorkShop at the beginning of 2022 to assist in the management and direction of the pillow business. He recently transitioned to a new role as the Operations Analyst in order to improve systems, safety, and procedures across the WorkShop.

Scott enjoys hiking, reading, writing, and being out in the wilderness. He believes wholeheartedly that UFOs exist, sasquatch is plausible but unlikely, anyone who thinks they’ve seen Elvis is an idiot, and that crop circles are cool to look at no matter who or what is making them.

Office Manager

Christina started at the WorkShop in December 2019. After spending a few years working in the Sew Shop, she transitioned into an Administrative Assistant role in 2023 and became the Office Manager in 2024. Christina takes care of A LOT behind the scenes and has transformed the office for the better with a well-stocked supply of candy. She still enjoys sewing and continues to work on contract piece work projects to support our banner bag production. Outside of work, Christina loves being a mother and loves animals!