Chamber Members Seeking Summer Interns

Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board                              
Executive Director                                                                       
Kate Sollitt                                                                                                      
lodgingtax@tetoncountywy.gov                                                
307-201-1774                                                                                                              
www.4jacksonhole.org                                                                                              
www.visitjacksonhole.com                                                                                                                                
Intern Job Description

Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce                      
Operations Manager/ Intern Coordinator 
Riley Frances Boone 
rileyfrances@jacksonholechamber.com
307-201-2303
Intern Job Description

St. John's Hopsital Foundation
Director of Annual Giving and Database 
Katie Long 
klong@tetonhospital.org
307-739-7506 
https://stjohnshospitalfoundation.org​
Intern Job Description 

JH Backcountry Health
Chiropractic and Wellness
Dr. Laura Peterson, DC
drlaura@jhbackcountryhealth.com 
307.699.3447
www.jhbackcountryhealth.com 
Intern Job Description

Jackson Hole Jewelry Co.
Private Jeweler
Zachariah Turpin
zachariah.turpin@jacksonholejewelry.com
307.201.1722
https://www.jacksonholejewelry.com
Intern Job Description 

Jackson Hole Center for the Arts
Facilities Maintenance Director
Ron Gessler
ron@jhcenterforthearts.org
307.734.8956
http://jhcenterforthearts.org/ 
Inern Job Description 

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Student Testimonials

My internship at the Chamber of Commerce in the magical place of Jackson Hole, Wyoming made this summer the best one I’ve had yet. The Chamber staff is composed of incredibly intelligent, empowering people who not only make sure you feel welcomed and at home, but push you to learn and grow. Through my involvement with the Chamber, I was able to connect with countless people and places of Jackson Hole that I might not have otherwise. The networking opportunities and fun benefits associated with working for the Chamber are endless. As a strategic communications student, the insights I gained about effective marketing and the importance of a membership-focused business are invaluable. My intern experience with the Chamber was rewarding for my education in enhancing my knowledge of the business world while simultaneously allowing me to enjoy the amazing opportunities that a Jackson Hole summer has to offer. - Tanya Grover, University of Kansas

My summer at the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce ended too soon! My experience interning with the Chamber was so valuable. The staff made me feel welcomed and each person made it clear that they wanted me to succeed and learn everything I could about Jackson. The Chamber provided me the opportunity to be fully immersed in the culture and ins-and-outs of Jackson Hole. I was able to learn about and network with the local businesses and people in the community by helping Mo and Renee plan Chamber events. I enjoyed the hands on experience of helping with major Chamber events such as Old West Days, Elk Fest, and the Fourth of July Parade as well as Mixers and Business Over Breakfasts. I’m so thankful for the experiences the Chamber provided for me, the skills I learned, and the individuals I was able to meet. Life in Jackson at the Chamber of Commerce will surely be missed! - Emily Greeson, University of West Georgia

My summer with the Chamber was one of the best internship experiences I’ve had. The staff was welcoming from day one and I felt comfortable talking with them and asking questions. I never felt like an “intern”- rather, the staff at the Chamber made me feel like their equal. Through staff meetings, business breakfast and lunches, and candidate forums I gained a unique economic perspective on Jackson Hole. I learned about the challenges the area faced, the process for creating resolutions, and the necessary steps to put those resolutions into action. This summer was my first time in Jackson Hole, and I got to experience the valley as both a tourist and an insider through the Chamber. I am extremely grateful for my time at the Chamber, the things I learned, and the friendships I formed. - Emily Laskoe, University of Virginia