Leading With Heart and Vision

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Our board members bring together decades of professional experience, community insight, and a passion for social equity. Their guidance ensures Michaland Ventures remains anchored in purpose and moves forward with intention.


Sharon Jordan

With 35 years in the banking industry, Sharon has held a wide range of roles and responsibilities. Of everything she’s done, her greatest joy has come from coaching and training others.

She brings a warm, supportive presence to her work, always listening deeply and inviting thoughtful reflection. Sharon guides others with open-ended questions that empower them to discover their own answers. She is known for giving thoughtful, balanced feedback—celebrating strengths while offering clear insights for growth. Her coaching style breaks down big goals into achievable steps, and she celebrates each milestone along the way.

Sharon is dedicated to helping others succeed and creates spaces of unity and belonging. She provides consistent encouragement, offers accountability check-ins, and honors each individual’s personal growth journey. With her kindness, patience, and steady leadership, Sharon has become a trusted mentor and source of confidence for many.

Outside of her career, Sharon treasures quality time with her family and grandchildren. She enjoys traveling, reading, and spending peaceful moments outdoors—whether walking, picnicking, or simply soaking in the beauty around her. She also actively serves in her community and finds fulfillment in giving back.

Sharon’s legacy is one of compassion, encouragement, and a commitment to helping people find clarity, confidence, and connection. Her life’s work reflects her belief that when people feel supported and seen, they flourish.


Dwayne Jeter

Dwayne, a Denver native, spent part of his early childhood in Texas before returning to Colorado, where he later completed his education. After earning a degree in Communications, he was moved by the rising cost of housing in his community and felt a calling to make a difference.

That calling led to a lifelong passion for helping those experiencing homelessness access safe, stable, and affordable housing. With more than 20 years in the affordable housing field, Dwayne continues to advocate for sustainable solutions and inclusive housing options.

He remains deeply committed to supporting people in crisis and creating systems of care that uplift those most affected by economic challenges. Whether through policy engagement, nonprofit collaboration, or frontline service, Dwayne believes in making meaningful, lasting change.

Outside of work, Dwayne enjoys camping, cooking, mountain biking, and rollerblading—activities that keep him grounded and connected to the world around him.


Danielle Marshall

Danielle Marshall is a purpose-driven educator with 24 years of service in the public school system. Throughout her career, she has gained extensive skills in transformational leadership, built on critical thinking, inclusion, and compassion.

As a licensed special education teacher, Danielle champions diversity, equity, and access in education. She ensures that students ages 5–21—especially those with special needs—receive the services and support necessary for success after graduation. Her work fosters inclusive classrooms where students feel empowered and represented.

A passionate advocate, Danielle creates safe spaces for all people, including communities of color and LGBTQIA2S+ members. She ensures their voices are heard and their needs respected in every environment.

Danielle believes that education is one of life’s greatest gifts. One of her favorite quotes, by Nelson Mandela, inspires her mission: “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world.”

She holds two master’s degrees: one in Special Education from Colorado Christian University and another in Psychology from Grand Canyon University. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Education Law at Liberty University to deepen her impact on educational systems.

Danielle is committed to building a more equitable world—one student, one classroom, one policy at a time. Her journey reflects resilience, purpose, and a love for lifelong learning.


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