Meet our Leadership Team
Adrienne Tafilowski
Adrienne served on Board of Directors for four years before stepping into leadership and is deeply committed to the mission of the Workshop. Her approach at the Workshop is enriched by the experiences she’s had in social work, community navigating, and mental health support roles over the past decade, both locally and abroad.
In addition to deep nonprofit and ministry experience, Adrienne worked in a manufacturing facility as a senior leader at L&R Pallet, focused on developing a robust culture of employee care among those facing barriers to employment.
A 5th generation Coloradan, Adrienne loves being outside with her family and cheers hard for all the local sports teams. Outside of the Workshop, she enjoys cooking, golfing, and spending time her husband, Ryan, and adventurous kids.
Executive Director
Rochelle Hinskton
Rochelle joined the Mile High Workshop staff in October 2019 after spending some time volunteering here. Since then, she’s held almost every position at the WorkShop so she knows A LOT about how we operate! Rochelle says she was drawn here for a couple of reasons: “I was so impressed with the amazing work environment. I felt so loved and accepted, and more importantly, the work we do for the community is outstanding.
Every day presents a new opportunity to learn and grow. I wanted to be somewhere I felt I was living my purpose. MHW has provided that for me.”
A Colorado native, Rochelle loves the four seasons here and the spectacular view of the mountains we enjoy every day. Outside of the WorkShop, she enjoys reading, making jewelry, and spending time with her kids, husband, and extended family.
Deputy Director
Sew Shop Manager
Madison Duke
Madison joined Mile High Workshop in January 2026 after first discovering the organization through a tour with Issachar Urban Leadership, including a community partnership with her home church, and later through her previous employer, Vander Jacket.
Madison brings experience in sewing, teaching, volunteering, and creative design. She has taught teenagers how to sew at Open Door Ministries and serves on the board of a Kenya missions team supporting women and children working to overcome poverty. Throughout her journey in the fashion and design space, Madison has been drawn to the intersection of creativity and community, seeing sewing not just as art, but as a pathway to skill-building, stability, and meaningful opportunity.
Returning to the WorkShop years after her first tour felt like a full-circle moment. A place that blends craftsmanship with life transformation aligns deeply with her sense of calling.
Born in California and raised in Colorado, Madison loves Colorado sunsets, exploring new restaurants with her fiancé and friends, and continuing to grow in her craft at home.
Board of Directors
Jessica Wilson, Board Chair
Program Director, Open Door Ministries
Wayne Davis
President, CDJr Consulting LLC
Stephanie Zavislan
Search Consultant, Nonprofit HR
Joanna Meyer
Denver Institute for Faith & Work | Women, Work, & Calling
Elizabeth Coors
Co-Founder, Unfolding Adoptees