Our Team
Darlene Piszczek
Darlene Piszczek
Darlene Piszczek
Director of Property Management Operations
Darlene brings nearly 25 years of experience in the affordable housing industry and her last 10 years has been focused on supportive housing properties. She oversees day-to-day operations, provides guidance for new properties as they come online, and works closely with the Regional Managers to ensure on-site staff are adequately trained to their unique properties. Darlene is responsible for adequately designing and maintaining budgets for each property. Darlene’s philosophy is to hire good people who understand the population they are serving: you can teach people compliance, you can’t teach them compassion.
Tonya Jones
Darlene Piszczek
Darlene Piszczek
Assistant Director
Tonya began her career in property management in 2011 for two Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) properties while serving in the US Army Reserve (2005-2018) starting as a Chemical Specialist and ending as a Drill Instructor, wearing many hats over her years of service. Through various experiences in affordable and supportive housing, she’s found her preference and passion with PSH and creative thinking - focusing on the success rates of the tenants she works with. Tonya is solution-driven rather than problem-focused and believes anything is possible when you have the right team.
Celeste Byers
Celeste Byers
Celeste Byers
Regional Manager
Celeste has been in the affordable housing industry for over 25 years. Her experience ranges from HUD Section 8, Tax Credit, conventional (400 units), and luxury, 26 story high-rise HOA communities. She worked directly with Colorado Housing and Finance Authority for 9 years as a Service Coordinator for low-income housing in Denver, Colorado. Currently, she handles financial oversight of all BLPMC properties in the Wyoming portfolio: budgets, staff training, compliance training, audits, and oversight of the physical responsibilities of each site. Beyond this, Celeste handles communication with investors and all state authorities involved in the properties and those contracts.
Nick Belnap
Celeste Byers
Celeste Byers
Regional Manager
Nick specializes in working with those that have the most significant barriers to getting and maintaining housing -- those who have experienced homelessness. Nick started in affordable housing in 2011, working with the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City and working with the chronically homeless and homeless veterans. Since then he has worked at Boulder Housing Partners and Cardinal Capital Management to operate Permanent Supportive Housing complexes throughout Colorado and Utah as a Property Manager, Regional Manager and Development Project Manager. Nick currently holds accreditation of Rental Housing Development Finance Professional and CO Real Estate Broker License.
Working with varied demographics has brought skills from many eclectic models including Permanent Supportive Housing, Multi-Family Development, Social Services, Construction and Community Building. Currently, Nick also contracts with State Agencies and BeauSimmone Consulting to teach various groups the tenants of Housing First, Harm Reduction and Trauma Informed Care in Affordable Housing.
Brooke Eversole
Brooke Eversole
Brooke Eversole
Staff Accountant
Brooke grew up in Missoula, where she attended the University of Montana and earned her BA's Psychology and Sociology / Criminology. After entering the workforce however, she realized she wanted to be an accountant. Brooke loves to travel and spend time with her children. In her "free time", she works for BlueLine, and handles our properties located in Wyoming and Colorado. Brooke has been a part of the BlueLine team since 2020.
Amanda Smith
Brooke Eversole
Brooke Eversole
Staff Accountant
Amanda joined the BlueLine accounting team in 2020. She handles daily bookkeeping, accounts payable, and prepares monthly financials for the properties. As a Missoula native, she knows the importance of affordable housing in our market. Amanda is motivated to be a part of the solution, believing that everyone deserves a place to call home.
