Avison Young Names Winters Heafey as Vice President in the Hospitality Group
Global commercial real estate advisor Avison Young announced the addition of Winters Heafey as vice president in the Denver office, where he joins the Hospitality Group.
In his new role, Heafey will partner with Senior Hotel Broker Chris Kilcullen and Associate Michael Agnew, who specialize in hospitality investment sales throughout Colorado and across the United States. The team advises owners, investors, and developers on hotel acquisitions, dispositions, and strategic investment opportunities.
Heafey brings more than a decade of commercial real estate experience to Avison Young, having held brokerage and advisory roles with Rocky Mountain Investment Properties, Required Properties, Savills and Cresa, along with a distinguished record of leadership and community service. Prior to entering the real estate industry, he served in the U.S. Army, developing the discipline, strategic thinking, and relationship-building skills that have contributed to his success throughout his career.
“Winters’ strong brokerage background, leadership experience, and deep roots in the Denver community make him an outstanding addition to our growing hospitality platform at Avison Young. His expertise and relationship-driven approach will further strengthen our ability to deliver exceptional outcomes for our clients,” said Kilcullen.
Heafey said the opportunity to join forces with Kilcullen and Agnew was a natural next step in his career.
“I’ve long admired the success Chris and Mike have built in the hospitality sector, and joining their team felt like a natural fit,” said Heafey. “Avison Young’s collaborative culture, entrepreneurial spirit, and commitment to client service align perfectly with how I approach the business, and I’m looking forward to being a part of growing the hospitality platform in Colorado and beyond.”
A dedicated community leader, Heafey serves on the Board of Directors for the Rocky Mountain Fisher House Foundation, Colorado Youth for a Change, and Jesus on Colfax. He is also a member of the Board of Advisors for Denison University and the University of Denver’s Graduate School of Professional Psychology.
S. A. Miro, Inc. Hires Three Structural Design Engineers
S. A. Miro, Inc., a consulting engineering firm providing civil and structural engineering to public and private sector clients, announces that it has added Hayden Stolcis, Noah Cummings, and Kenny Garcia Pena as structural design engineers.
As structural design engineers, Stolcis, Cummings and Garcia Pena will assist in preparing and reviewing project documents and engineering calculations for traditional and non-traditional building systems utilizing different structural systems and different materials, including steel, concrete, wood, mass timber and masonry. Although their work will focus on a variety of markets, they will have a particular role in the company’s focus on data centers, commercial, healthcare, education, large-scale mixed-use, parks, and parking.
“Hayden, Noah and Kenny are valuable additions to our structural engineering team,” said Mike Miro, COO of S. A. Miro, Inc. “We are always looking for quality team members. Not only do all three excel as engineers, but they are also great people. We consistently point to our staff as our greatest asset, and these hires reinforce that truth.”
Stolcis has nearly one year of industry experience and earned a Master of Science in structural engineering and structural mechanics from the University of Colorado Boulder.
Bringing two years of experience as a design engineer, Cummings has a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering from the University of Wyoming.
Garcia Pena has more than two years of experience as a civil engineer and earned a Master of Science in structural engineering from the Colorado School of Mines.
W.E. O’Neil Promotes Ryan Dickinson to Vice President of Operations
W.E. O’Neil Construction announced the promotion of Ryan Dickinson from project executive to vice president of operations, effective September 1, 2026. In his new role, Ryan will lead operational strategy across the Colorado region, providing executive oversight for project delivery, safety, client relationships, and team development while supporting the company’s continued growth and commitment to excellence.
Ryan joined W.E. O’Neil in 2016 and has played an instrumental role in the company’s success over the last decade. During his tenure, he has held several leadership positions and built a reputation for fostering collaboration, strengthening client partnerships, and delivering complex projects across a variety of markets. With more than 27 years of construction industry experience and a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines, Ryan brings expertise in estimating, project management, and operations leadership.
“Ryan embodies our values and will continue to play a vital role in shaping the future of our organization,” said Matt Hoster, W.E. O’Neil President. “I am confident that Ryan’s leadership, along with his deep and well-rounded industry experience, will drive W.E. O’Neil’s success for many years to come.”
As Vice President of Operations, Ryan will focus on advancing operational excellence, mentoring future leaders, supporting strategic growth initiatives, and strengthening relationships with clients and industry partners.
