Cheyenne has over a decade of media experience working with clients of all sizes, but her true love is local media. She found a way to merge her love of digital media and the passion she has for her community on her own terms when she started BLK HIVE MEDIA. Also, she recently launched a kid’s shoe company called Dakota Ridge, which specializes in rain boots with a western twist. 

Britnee is an experienced Social Media Manager with a mischievous sense of humor and an uncanny ability to make brands come alive online. When she’s not busy crafting social media campaigns, Britnee can be found at the newest bar/restaurant or skiing the slopes. 

Ivonna is a business owner, wife, mom, BFA grad, artist, music lover, and DJ.

Nick Hoffmann grew up in North Carolina and spent years working in science education for the University of North Carolina. After moving to Salt Lake City in 2015, Craft Lake City’s annual DIY Festival became his favorite summer fest. Nick currently works in educational programming at Red Butte Garden and enjoys splitting his time between Salt Lake City and Utah’s outdoors. 

Alison Faulkner has made a career doing whatever she feels like doing. She is a branding and events expert, and author of the book, “You’re Already Awesome!” Alison built her business on the back of DIY, Etsy shops, and many craft fairs along the way! She hosts the podcast Awesome with Alison–a top 100 podcast, and acts as consultant for Fortune 500 companies, as a speaker, artist, and self-proclaimed nonsense dancer.

As a strategic advisor and producer, Annie has led high-impact marketing and creative teams to deliver compelling brand experiences and large-scale events. As the CEO of a strategic consulting firm, she has spearheaded transformative initiatives across technology, media, and film—advancing operational efficiency, amplifying storytelling, and fueling impactful growth for her clients and partners.

An Arizonan by birth but a Utahn at heart, Barrett has been enamored with Utah since he moved here in 2014. After earning his degree in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Utah, Barrett began working in the aerospace industry and getting involved in his community. He is passionate about giving back, from helping to repair and reinforce local trails, to working to improve youth education in the arts. In his spare time, you can find him on the golf course or in the beautiful mountains of the Wasatch and Uintas.

Britnee is an experienced Social Media Manager with a mischievous sense of humor and an uncanny ability to make brands come alive online. When she’s not busy crafting social media campaigns, Britnee can be found at the newest bar/restaurant or skiing the slopes.

A Philadelphia native who planted her roots in SLC 30 years ago, Christa is a creative force in the community. With experience as an advertising account executive with the Salt Lake City Weekly, fashion columnist, art gallery owner, and board member of the Golden Rule Project, she brings valuable perspective. Being a local voice connected to the evolving art scene, you’ll find her gallery strolling and enjoying vintage estate sales.

Fiona brings over a decade of experience in museums and nonprofits, with a background spanning development, events, and visitor engagement. She currently serves as the Individual Giving Manager at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, fostering meaningful connections between donors and the arts. A passionate advocate for cultural institutions, Fiona is dedicated to making the arts more accessible and inclusive. Outside of work, she enjoys supporting local arts initiatives and exploring the intersections of art, storytelling, and community.

A spreadsheet whiz by day & a sewist by night, Greta is eager to combine her love of finances, crafts & community while serving on the Craft Lake City Board. When she’s not unpicking the entirety of her latest project, you can find her biking around town, trail running, or taking pictures of her two cats.

Ivonna is a business owner, wife, mom, BFA grad, artist, music lover, ex-mormon and wannabe DJ.

Jason transforms businesses through coaching and smart insurance planning at Woodland Advisors, LLC. Having consulted thousands of companies nationwide and once co-owning a tea company, he’s a proven entrepreneur. Armed with two degrees in business and marketing and a certificate in Cybersecurity for Critical Urban Infrastructure, he thrives on practical wisdom. Jason also has a deep passion for community, local business, and the arts. Based in Holladay, Utah, he shares life with his wife and two dogs.

Jessica Wiarda is an illustrator, muralist, and graphic designer and a registered member of the Hopi Tribe. Her apparel brand, Honovi Design, features various forms of authentic, Hopi-designed apparel, including scarves and hats. Jessica’s mural work can be found in the Altitude Lab and Known Medicine on the University of Utah campus and Project Open apartment complex. She also headed Utah’s First Indigenous Fashion Week at The Leonardo Museum in April 2023, where she was an artist in residence for Utah Diné Bikéyah between 2022 and 2023.

Originally from Arizona, Kimber has loved getting to know the Salt Lake area since 2016. With a strong background in cybersecurity and a passion for photography, painting, and crochet, they are excited to join the Craft Lake City Advisory Board. As the president of 801 Labs, a Salt Lake City-based hackerspace, Kimber has fostered innovation and career enhancement through skill development and networking. They are dedicated to building strong, supportive communities and look forward to enriching Utah’s creative culture.

Nick Hoffmann grew up in North Carolina and spent years working in science education for the University of North Carolina. After moving to Salt Lake City in 2015, Craft Lake City’s annual DIY Festival became his favorite summer fest. Nick currently works in educational programming at Red Butte Garden and enjoys splitting his time between Salt Lake City and Utah’s outdoors.

Rachelle Tuten is a Utah native who enjoys everything the state has to offer, from the mountains to the desert. After 18 years working behind the scenes with the theater industry, she is now focused on raising a small human. Rachelle is the founder of Catchin’ A Buzz, a small local company that produces honey and beeswax products. In her spare time, she loves adventuring with her family on river trips or cycling endeavors.

Shanna is an experienced volunteer manager, event planner, and grant writer. In addition to being a professional fire performer and show emcee, she loves the creative process and helping others find ways to share their talents. In her free time, she enjoys playing board games, attending music festivals, and playing outside with her friends and family.