Director Bios

Amy moved to Stowe in 2010, happily leaving behind the stresses of eight years of urban life in Los Angeles and Paris to seek refuge in Stowe’s mountains, forests, dirt roads, incredible trails, and clean air. You’ll often see Amy on the run, whether on Perry Hill or Adam’s Camp’s trails, competing around New England for the Green Mountain Athletic Association or chasing her young son around the Mill Trail or Wiessner Woods. In addition to having volunteered for SLT as an advocate for conservation funding at the Vermont State House and planting trees along the Little River, Amy also serves on the parent board at Apple Tree Learning Center. Amy works for Keurig Dr Pepper. She enjoys serving as a steward and strategist for Stowe’s conservation efforts as an SLT Director. Amy has served on the Executive, Fundraising, Finance, and Strategic Planning Committees.

Jason has been a part-time resident of Stowe for the past 10 years. He is an active and enthusiastic user of SLT's properties in all seasons, and enjoys exploring the woods, mountains, and streams of Stowe with his wife, Callie, and their three young children. As a long-time SLT member and supporter, Jason appreciates the preservation and stewardship work that SLT has done over the years to create the trail network in town and looks forward to continuing to advance SLT’s mission as a board member. His passion for land conservation and outdoor recreation extends to his hometown in Massachusetts, where he serves on the Corporate Board and Charles River Valley management committee for the Trustees of Reservations. When not in the woods, Jason is a Partner at Bain & Co. in Boston. Jason has served on the Fundraising and Strategic Planning Committees.

Amy lives in Stowe with her husband Phil and son Jackson, who is in first grade at Stowe Elementary School. She first became involved with the Land Trust as the landowner of a piece of the Little  River Corridor Easement, and then more deeply as a volunteer during various aspects of the Kaiser Farm--now Long Winter Farm--conservation project. Amy's favorite place to be is outdoors, and her passion for the organization continues to deepen through her daily use of various SLT-conserved properties for skiing, hiking, and mountain biking. Professionally, Amy is a Senior Director at Community Wealth Partners where she leads strategic planning and capacity building projects for nonprofits and foundations.

Jason relocated to Stowe from Boston in 2008 after 6 years of investment banking and finance with John Hancock in pursuit of a more balanced lifestyle often found in the Green Mountains of Vermont. Jason has worked with non-profits over the last 5 years and currently is the Director of Finance for Mt. Mansfield Academy. As an active community member, Jason serves AEMT on the Stowe Ambulance service and volunteers his time to Stowe's Mountain Rescue team. When not in the office, Jason enjoys his time with his wife and two daughters exploring and recreating outdoors. Jason has served on the finance committee.

Beth grew up in Stowe and has always appreciated the physical and aesthetic beauty of this town. She and her husband, Bart, raised three children here and over the years, they have taken advantage of the endless outdoor opportunities Stowe has to offer. Beth is a teacher at Stowe Elementary School where she has worked for more than 20 years. She enjoys instilling a love for the outdoors with her students and working with Stowe Land Trust to protect the places she loves, so that they can be enjoyed in the future. Beth has served on the Fun & Friends Committee.

Ryan was born and raised on his family’s 500-cow dairy farm in Stowe which he manages with his father today. Ryan is the third generation of Percy farmers who have been farming in town since Ryan’s grandparents moved here in the late 1930s. Ryan and his wife Courtney, along with their two daughters Louisa and Lydia, call Stowe home. Ryan has served on the Governance and Fun & Friends Committees.

Kerry grew up in Stowe appreciating conservation and agriculture from a young age. She and her husband Kevin, along with their son Austin and dog still call Stowe home. In 2012, Kerry took the reins of her family’s maple syrup supply business, The Sugarman of Vermont, as CEO. She sold the company in 2019 and now sits on the board of directors for The Sugarman and the Vermont Maple Sugarmakers Association. She also served on the advisory board for the Community National Bank in Vermont and was the volunteer coordinator for the Stowe Schools’ Friday Ski Program for ten years. In 2020, Kerry purchased and opened the North Hollow Berry Farm, a pick-your-own blueberry farm located in Stowe Hollow. Kerry is also an avid outdoor enthusiast, enjoying Stowe’s local trail networks on foot and by bike, golfing, hiking, skiing, and whitewater kayaking. Kerry serves on the Lands and Finance Committees.