DCPS Welcomes Hospitality Industry Veteran David Brinkey as Newest Relationship Manager
DCPS, Colorado’s leading provider of integrated commercial property services, proudly announced the appointment of David Brinkey as its newest relationship manager. In this key role, David will strengthen DCPS’s commitment to serving property owners and managers in the hospitality sector across Colorado.
“We’re thrilled to welcome David to the DCPS team,” said Luis San Martin, director of sales at DCPS. “His leadership, deep hospitality expertise, and service-driven mindset make him an exceptional resource for hotel owners and operators who can count on someone who understands their world and is dedicated to solving problems and finding solutions to their property needs through the unique lens his experience provides.”
David brings decades of operational leadership experience in the Denver hospitality market. A longtime active member of the Colorado Hotel and Lodging Association, he has built lasting relationships within the state’s hospitality community.
His passion for the industry began at age 15 and has since evolved into a career dedicated to enhancing guest experiences and operational performance. Most recently, David served as general manager of The Westin Westminster and has held multiple general manager positions with respected brands such as Marriott Hotels and Sage Hospitality. His leadership experience includes new property openings and successfully managing operations through extensive renovations, demonstrating his experience leading through complex projects—which now makes him a valuable asset in providing those same services to the hospitality sector.
RiNo General Improvement District Engages Rachel Marion to Oversee Operations and Strategy
The RiNo General Improvement District announced this week it will contract with Rachel Marion and MB Strategies to support the executive director role with the RiNo General Improvement District (GID), following a competitive national search. Marion brings more than a decade of experience in public policy, infrastructure planning, and organizational governance, with a track record of helping civic entities strengthen transparency, financial discipline, and delivery of public projects.
The RiNo General Improvement District, established in 2015, funds and implements critical infrastructure, streetscape, and public realm improvements across the River North area. Working alongside the RiNo Business Improvement District (BID), RiNo Art District (RAD), and Keep RiNo Wild (KRW), the GID plays a key role in ensuring RiNo receives the infrastructure investments critical to its success, while preserving its creative, community-driven character.
“Rachel’s experience and steady leadership are exactly what the GID needs at this stage in its evolution,” said Jamey Bridges, chair of the RiNo GID Board of Directors. “She understands the complexity of how districts like ours operate within the City framework, and she brings a clear-eyed approach to governance, finance and accountability. We are confident she’ll strengthen the GID’s ability to deliver meaningful, visible improvements for our community.”
Marion currently serves as managing partner at MB Strategies, advising businesses, public institutions, and government entities on strategic planning and regulatory challenges. Previously, she was CEO of DMCAR, where she led statewide advocacy and professional programs for Colorado’s commercial real estate industry. She also supported the mayoral transition of Denver Mayor Mike Johnston as senior advisor for Appointees and Cabinet Nominations. Her earlier experience includes a role in the senior leadership team at Denver International Airport, along with robust policy and stakeholder engagement roles supporting infrastructure and urban development initiatives across the region.
Wold Architects & Engineers enhances education expertise in Colorado office with the addition of Greg Cromer
Wold Architects & Engineers, a full-service planning, architecture and engineering firm specializing in education, government and healthcare design, announced the hire of Greg Cromer as a new education practice leader at its Denver office.
Cromer brings more than 40 years of experience designing K–12 learning environments that reflect the unique character and needs of their communities. A recognized architectural leader in the Colorado education market, he has partnered with school districts across the state to deliver facilities that strengthen communities and support long-term academic success.
Known for his thoughtful approach and collaborative spirit, Cromer excels at guiding clients through complex capital projects, from concept to construction, while fostering teamwork and mentoring future design leaders. In his new role, Cromer will collaborate with district leaders across Colorado to design educational facilities that create lasting impact while empowering students, supporting educators and strengthening the fabric of local communities. He brings a proven track record in growing design practices, engaging stakeholders and delivering meaningful results that will help advance Wold’s commitment to purposeful, human-centered school design.
“We are thrilled to welcome Greg to our team as we continue to grow our Colorado office and strengthen our mission of making a difference in the communities we serve,” said Wold CEO Vaughn Dierks. “His deep understanding of Colorado’s educational landscape and commitment to creating meaningful learning environments make him a tremendous asset to our clients and partners.”
Cromer earned his Bachelor of Architecture degree from Kansas State University, and his career includes leadership roles at DLR Group and Klipp Architecture.
