branding, websites, & Marketing

Teton Valley Velo

I have been a participant and supporter of cycling all my life and currently own 16 bicycles. Along with weekly rides and family trips I donate to projects that align with my opinionated ideas of sustainable and healthy recreation cycling opportunities.

My passion supporting cycling organizations whose goals are to improve the Jackson Hole and Teton Valley trail and pathways experience continues with new projects, refactoring old work, and increases in quality and value.

Teton Bike Festival

DESIGN, development, branding, and marketing

I recently completed branding, and continue to offer digital marketing creation and direction. We iterate the website for the Teton Bike Festival every two years to keep it fresh. The most recent site is unique in that it supports many products bundling, checkout donations, automated API based reporting, and segmented customer communication which include vendors, volunteers, and participants.

Grand Targhee Resort

devops, design, & development

Working with Andy Williams, Grand Targhee Resorts Special Events / Trails Developer was both productive and inspiring. His work ethic and cat out the window style (looks crazy but always lands on his feet) pushed me above and beyond. I had so much fun creating website features at GrandTarghee.com, biking cartography, and content that would have not been possible without his resort development insights.

Teton Freedom Riders

website design, development, branding & merch

I ran into this band of trail builders on the legendary Teton Pass, WY highway 21, trails. I have been a member ever since this wooded encounter a decade back. After creating a film about how the group created the first downhill specific trails on USFS managed forest in the United States I have continued to help support their efforts where needed.

Jay Petervary

website design, development, branding and digital marketing

When I was working with the online marketing departments it occured to me that their processes was like a freight train off the rails. I felt that a systematic process focused on intrepid learning from basics to advanced with a deliverable per module would allow small business and non-profits an advantage to get their marketing completed effeciently so they can focus on the core business.