Thank You, Ethan: A Leadership Transition at Warren Village

More Than a Decade of Growth

Ethan presided over a period of incredible growth for our organization.

Over the last decade, Warren Village:

• Celebrated its 50th anniversary, honoring five decades of helping families achieve sustainable self-sufficiency
• Opened Warren Village at Alameda, our third campus, which doubled our capacity and just marked its first full year of serving families
• Moved steadily through the uncertainty of the pandemic
• Built the financial strength to cover lost childcare subsidies for our families when federal funding was disrupted this past year

This fall, the Denver Business Journal named Ethan one of Denver’s Most Admired CEOs, an honor well-deserved.

A Team Built to Last

Even with all of his achievements, Ethan is quick to share the credit. “I am deeply grateful to our staff, board, donors, partners, and the remarkable families whose resilience and determination inspire our work every day,” he said.

That team and culture are among his greatest contributions. Ethan built an experienced, deeply committed staff and gave them room to lead and grow. He helped build an engaged Board of Trustees and longstanding relationships with partners, donors and community leaders. We are confident that strength will carry Warren Village forward.

“Ethan leaves Warren Village with a strong foundation, financial stability and deep relationships across our community,” said Board Chair Tasha L. Jones. “His leadership has expanded Warren Village’s impact while keeping our mission and the families we serve at the center of our work.”