John Plummer has worked at non-profit organizations for the last eight years. Currently a Regional Stewardship Manager at the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, he is responsible for the stewardship of over 50,000 acres of conservation land in northern New Hampshire.

John attended the University of New Hampshire where he earned an undergraduate degree in Business Administration. He has loved skiing for as long as he's been walking and is glad to be able to bring this passion and his management skills to Mt. Eustis Ski Hill.

John Tully is a freelance photojournalist frequently covering New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine for The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post. He is also on the marketing team at Bretton Woods Ski Area and the Omni Mount Washington Resort where he focuses on all things digital.

He is a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism, the Danish School of Media and Journalism, a grant recipient from Duke University Archive of Documentary Arts, and a certified snowboard instructor.

Nanako Yano fell in love with the outdoors during college in California and since then, has tried to spend as much time as possible outside, exploring new trails and mountains. She discovered the White Mountains in graduate school and now can't imagine living anywhere else. Nanako especially loves the snowy winters and is excited to continue exploring all the skiing opportunities in the area.

Professionally, she works in the renewable energy industry and is passionate about accelerating de-carbonization efforts to mitigate the effects of climate change, including the impacts on affordability of snow sports. Nanako has a BA in Economics, an MBA, and an MPA (Masters in Public Administration). Nanako lives in Littleton with her partner Tyler and their black fluffy cat, Geraldine.

Shemariah Nelson is passionate about volunteering and community support. She brings her experience of six years of running a mortgage loan processing company and volunteering for over 25 years to the Mt. Eustis Ski Hill. She has served as co-leader and treasurer for multiple military family groups and non-profits, fulfilling unique accounting needs.

Originally from Montana, Nelson moved to six states with her husband, a retired Army Ranger, before calling Littleton home. Beyond volunteering, she is passionate about real estate, remodeling properties, sampling local IPAs, reading non-fiction, and hoarding house plants.

A North Country native, Zach Johnsen is a multidisciplinary artist and designer, working both in the commercial sphere and fine art world. He has worked with MTV, K2 Snowboards, ESPN, Arbor Collective, Nike, Gnu Snowboards, Icon Motosports, Slingshot Wakeboards, Bulleit Bourbon, Sony/BMG and more. His fine artwork has been displayed across the US, in Australia, Copenhagen, Japan and the UK.

Zach Johnson grew up with a passion for all things winter and snowsports. As a kid, Zach jumped on the opportunity to join ski school at his local mountain, The Balsams Wilderness, attributing early and affordable access to his life-long passion and involvement in snowsports culture. Now a resident of Littleton, Zach calls Mt. Eustis his local ski hill.

Adam holds a B.S. in Hospitality & Tourism Management and Marketing Management, with a career spanning from the hospitality sector, where he started as an hourly worker and manager, to his current role in the technology sector. He specializes in data analysis and supports a sales team, while also focusing on process improvement.

Adam's diverse background includes trail maintenance and leadership experience, having contributed to maintaining the Appalachian Trail in Virginia and organizing hiking trips. He's passionate about skiing, having raced for the Virginia Tech ski team and obtained AIARE 1 certification after spending three years ski touring in Colorado. Adam's eagerness to learn extends to operating machinery and assisting with maintenance and capital projects. Adam and his wife Lauren live in Littleton where they enjoy working on their property and exploring the area.