WEBCAMS
Committee Members
The Young Professionals of the Tetons was launched in Spring of 2018. The group is a committee of the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce. The members of the committee are volunteers and represent a variety of different industries in Jackson Hole.
OUR MISSION
The mission of the Young Professionals of the Tetons is to serve our participants by engaging them in our community, embrace diversity, inclusiveness, and support their personal and professional development so they can become the future leaders of our region.
MEET OUR COMMITTEE
Stephanie Sokol
Stephanie Sokol relocated from Michigan to Jackson in 2021 and loves being a part of this special community. Stephanie graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Retail, and is currently the Director of Programs & Engagement at PAWS.
Outside of work, Stephanie enjoys long walks with her husband and 2 rescue dogs, running, hiking, and watching wildlife. She gives back to her community by serving on the Young Professionals of the Teton committee and has previous experience volunteering with Detroit Dog Rescue. She is excited to create meaningful connections, provide innovative ideas and give back to the place we are so lucky to call home.
Wendy Martinez
Wendy Martinez was born in Tlaxcala, Mexico, and was raised in Jackson. She received her Master’s degree in Public Administration from the University of Wyoming and returned to Jackson with an interest in giving back and serving her community. Wendy now works for The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole as the Director of Housing, where affordable housing programs and policies is at the center of her work. Additionally, she currently serves on the Teton Library Foundation Board, the Immigrant Hope Board, the Humanities Council of Wyoming, the Town of Jackson Planning Commission and is a member of Jackson Hole Diversity Equity and Inclusion Collective.
Now as a member of YPT, Wendy hopes to engage with young professionals of our community through mindful conversation and connections that will foster cultural awareness and empathy.
Andrew Kruger
Andrew Kruger first moved to Jackson with his family in 2010, where he attended the journey school, graduating in 2012. After High School, he attended Willamette University in Salem, Oregon. He graduated in 2016 with a Bachelor of Arts in History with a focus on US-Soviet relations in the Late-Cold War period. After college, Andrew returned to Jackson to focus on his passion for snowboarding and being outside. In the fall of 2020, Andrew decided to expand his career and return to his Alma Mater to complete his Master of Business Administration, graduating in 2022. However, he could not stay away for long. After completing his master's degree, Andrew returned to Jackson to join the Chamber. He is excited to help promote Jackson and the Chambers members in his role as the Communications Manager.
Caroline O'Neil
Originally from New York, Caroline moved to Jackson in 2018 for "just one winter"—a classic Jackson tale. Like many, Caroline was drawn out West by the mountains and endless recreational opportunities, and quickly fell in love with Jackson’s strong sense of community, making Jackson her forever home. As Director of Marketing at Graham Faupel Mendenhall & Associates, Caroline leads all brand, advertising, and listing-specific initiatives for the team. Her previous experience in the local hospitality and media industries honed her creativity and communication skills, which she brings to every project. Outside the office, Caroline can be found skiing with her friends, hiking local trails, or reading a good book.
Haley Preston
Haley Preston is the Director of Advancement at Teton Valley Ranch Camp, where she builds relationships with campers, their families, alumni, and donors to support life-changing outdoor experiences for young people. Her work centers on strengthening community, expanding access, and ensuring the long-term sustainability of TVRC. Originally from Akron, Ohio, Haley attended Old Trail School, The Hotchkiss School, and the High Mountain Institute before earning a B.S. in Psychology and an M.Ed. in Educational Leadership from St. Lawrence University. Her career spans independent schools and youth-serving organizations, including roles focused on independent school admission and financial aid, as well as advancement.
Reed Russell
Reed Russell serves as KHOL's Business Development Director, where his efforts have propelled the station through periods of instability and significant growth. He has expanded strategic partnerships, grown underwriting and membership revenue, creatively pursued and won grant funding, and amplified station outreach. Originally from Cincinnati, Ohio, Reed studied English literature, anthropology and creative writing at Kenyon College, where he also played percussion in the jazz ensemble and captained the lacrosse team. Reed coaches youth lacrosse with the Jackson Hole Lacrosse Club and volunteers with Jackson Hole Writers. In his free time, he enjoys the mountains, live music, western swing dance and bluegrass jams with friends and family.
Joe Burke
Originally from Wisconsin, Joe Burke followed his love of the outdoors to Jackson Hole where he now applies his extensive background in hospitality and guest services to the local vacation rental industry. His professional focus is on managing the intersection of homeowner needs and guest satisfaction, ensuring seamless operations and high-quality experiences within the Teton region. In his free time, Joe continues to follow his passions in giving back to the community as a member of the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce Membership Committee, as a YoungLife Leader and in being apart of leadership within Tribe Young Adults. He enjoys working on initiatives designs to strengthen local commerce, provide resources for emerging professionals, and mentoring young adults and youth. Joe still finds moments each day for his original love of being outdoors where you can find him trail running, skiing, and hiking often up Snow King or the Tetons! He also finds enjoyment in the beauty of a good sunrise or camping trip with friends!
Jackson Dobbs
Jackson Dobbs is a Field Operations professional with FH Construction Group, where he plays a key role in the successful execution of complex construction projects. In his position, Jackson is responsible for managing daily field operations and serving as a primary point of coordination between subcontractors, project teams, and design partners. His scope includes design coordination, quality control oversight, and proactive schedule and procurement management to ensure materials, equipment, and labor are aligned and work is completed efficiently in accordance with project objectives. Jackson works closely with owners and architects to address constructability challenges, facilitate timely decision-making, and maintain clear communication throughout all phases of construction. With strong attention to detail and a hands-on approach in the field, he focuses on maintaining high standards of workmanship, safety, and accountability. His collaborative mindset and practical problem-solving skills contribute to delivering projects that meet both design intent and client expectations.
Anna Knapp
Originally from the greater Philadelphia area, Anna developed an early appreciation for the outdoors through summers spent in New York’s Adirondack Mountains. These formative experiences fostered a lasting connection to mountain environments and outdoor recreation. She later pursued this interest academically at the University of Vermont, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Recreation and Tourism with a minor in Business Administration. Following her studies, Anna relocated to Jackson to pursue opportunities in a mountain community that aligned with her personal and professional interests. She spent five years working in the real estate and property management industry in Jackson Hole, gaining valuable experience while developing a strong connection to the region and its community. In April 2023, Anna joined the National Museum of Wildlife Art, where she can combine her professional background with her passion for wildlife, conservation, and public engagement. As a member of the museum team, she is committed to enhancing visitor experiences and helping connect the public with meaningful information about wildlife and art. Outside of her professional role, Anna enjoys spending time in the backcountry, skiing, biking, and walking with friends and family.
Madison Stoneman
Madison Stoneman is the Director of Sales for The Lodge at Jackson Hole, The Wyoming Inn, and the Jackson Hole Conference Center. With a background in sales, hospitality, and communications, she brings a collaborative, relationship-driven approach to driving revenue, supporting local partnerships, and creating meaningful client experiences. Originally from Chicago, Madison moved to Jackson Hole in 2020 and quickly found the community to be incredibly strong and welcoming. Through her work and involvement in the area, she has developed a deep appreciation for the people and businesses that make Jackson unique and sees herself building her long-term home here. Outside of work, Madison enjoys traveling, fly fishing, camping, skiing, cooking and attending as many bluegrass concerts as she can.
Tyler Bass
Tyler Bass is the Co-Founder of EstateScribe, an AI-powered drafting and workflow platform built specifically for estate planning attorneys. His work sits at the intersection of legal practice, operations, and technology, with a focus on helping small and midsize firms deliver high-quality estate plans more efficiently and securely. Tyler’s background is in trust and estate administration and business development at a local law firm, giving him firsthand insight into the operational bottlenecks, documentation demands, and client-service pressures that estate planning attorneys face. He has translated that experience into building technology designed to reduce repetitive manual work, streamline intake and drafting, and improve the overall client experience while keeping attorneys firmly in control of professional judgment. Tyler is especially focused on AI adoption in legal practice, emphasizing security, workflow integration, and tools trained on attorney-created materials rather than generic consumer data. EstateScribe's core mission is to modernizing estate planning workflows, increase ethical AI adoption, and building technology to help firms scale without sacrificing quality or professionalism.
The Young Professionals of the Tetons rely on strategic business partnerships as well as a robust membership of dedicated young civic leaders to help nurture a sustainable and economically vibrant community.
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