Denver Peak Academy
Innovate. Elevate. Repeat.
In fall of 2015, an effort to clean and organize the storage facilities in Denver’s East Parks district started. Both Oxana Trotsenko and Adam Smith set a course for a more […]
In fall of 2015, an effort to clean and organize the storage facilities in Denver’s East Parks district started. Both Oxana Trotsenko and Adam Smith set a course for a more ordered working environment that not only helped City staff be more efficient, yet also created a safer area for work to be done. By decreasing the amount of time that is spent looking for tools and by knowing the stock levels of inventory in real time, the East Parks district has been able to create a working environment where parks employees feel more empowered to effect positive change for the City. Their efforts have saved their department $162,342.92 in soft and hard dollars!
We are so exceptionally proud of the great work that Adam and his team have done over the course of only a few months. Denver is fortunate to have some of the most beautiful parks in the country, so it should be no surprise that those parks are tended to by such innovative and forward moving individuals.
Thank you for keeping our parks so wonderful from the inside out!
Daniel joined the Peak Academy team in the summer of 2014. Daniel has his Bachelor of Arts degree in Bible & Theology from Simpson University in California, as well as a Masters of Public Administration from the University of Colorado, Denver. Daniel served for two years in the AmeriCorps VISTA program in New York City where he was involved in various community and disaster preparedness programs with World Vision and the American Red Cross. Daniel has also taught English overseas in Suwon, South Korea. Daniel lives in Lone Tree, Colorado with his wife, and enjoys hiking, reading, and volunteering with their church.
Denver Peak Academy
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