Bayard Dominick is Vice President of Planning and Development of Lone Mountain Land Company. In his role with LMLC, Bayard is primarily involved with overseeing the firm’s commercial, residential, and hospitality projects in the Town Center neighborhood, and developing workforce housing projects throughout the greater Big Sky area.

Bill Weinstein has spent 25 years in the media business. He started his career at Endeavor, then co-founded and ran a talent agency, Verve, from 2010 to 2024. During that time, he structured deals for his clients to be involved in award winning and commercial hits like Inside Out, Inside Out 2, Lord of the Rings, Wandavision, Toy Story 3, Soul, Crazy Rich Asians, Hidden Figures, House of the Dragon, and more.

Brooke Pepion Swaney, an enrolled Blackfeet tribal member and a Bitterroot Salish descendant, works to tell Indigenous stories, and stories from marginalized people. Recent work includes: Daughter of a Lost Bird (PBS America Reframed), her first feature documentary, Lily Gladstone: Far Out There (PBS American Masters and AMC+), and Tinder on the Rez (the Blacklist’s Inaugural Indigenous List). She holds an MFA in Film from NYU, teaches screenwriting at the Institute of American Indian Arts, and lives and works in her homelands, aka Polson, Montana.

Daniel Glick is an Emmy-winning filmmaker who has directed and produced two feature documentaries and more than a dozen shorts – both narrative and documentary - over the past two decades. Five of his most recent projects, including the Emmy-winning short Iniskim, were set on the Blackfeet Reservation. His work has been supported by The Redford Center, Doc Society, The Sundance Institute, SFFILM and The Gotham.

Dylan Hale Thornton is a father, ski guide, social responsibility consultant, community builder, and descendant of civil rights pioneers. As the founder of Hale Creative Consulting he specializes in providing social responsibility solutions for the outdoor sports and recreation industry and beyond. He also collaborates with art and cultural heritage organizations to promote diverse and inclusive events across the Greater Yellowstone Region.