Anne Hamilton
Anne Hamilton is a graduate of Boston University. She serves on the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Academy of Music, and the International Tennis Hall of Fame boards. Anne is very active in the communities of Newport and Philadelphia and started the Newport Antiques Show in 2006. Her hobbies include fishing, tennis riding, traveling and helping dogs. Mrs. Hamilton has received many honors for her tireless efforts, including the Agnes Irwin School Alumnae Award in 1999, Philadelphia Magazine’s Volunteer of the Year Award in 2001, The Heart of Philadelphia Award in 2002, and Fundraising Volunteer of the Year in 2007 from the Association of Fundraising Professionals. She also received the Liberty Award on 2008 from the National Liberty Museum and the Great Friend to Kids Lifetime Achievement Award from the Please Touch Museum in 2009.
Lacy Kiernan Carroll
Lacy Kiernan is a San Francisco-based photographer focusing in lifestyle, portraiture and architecture. After studying film-based photography at the University of Virginia, she earned her Master of Professional Studies (MPS) in Digital Photography from School of Visual Arts. She is also active on The Iron Horse Committee supporting the ALS Association.
Peter Kiernan
Biography forthcoming
Will Kurtz
Will is a 6th generation Colorado native and an avid outdoorsman. He graduated from Brown University in 2008 with a BA in Business. After several years of guiding during college, Will was the head fly fishing guide at the A-BAR-A Guest Ranch in Encampment Wyoming. Will has been a Partner, the Chief Operating Officer, and the International Sales Manager of Fishpond Inc. for the past 7 years. Fishpond is a certified B Corporation based in Denver, Colorado.
Theo May
Bio forthcoming
Charley Perkins
Charley Perkins grew up in Manchester, Vermont on the banks of the Battenkill River. An avid angler from the day his dad put a 4-foot fly rod in his hand as a toddler, one of his first jobs included working as an instructor for the Orvis fly-fishing school. He attended St. Paul’s School and later Colorado College, spending the summers pursuing his passion for the outdoors as a fly fishing guide in Montana, working on the Blackfoot, Missouri and Smith Rivers. After graduating, Charley moved back east to Boston where he spent 5 years working for an advertising agency (Mullen) as a digital producer predominately focusing on integrated campaigns, websites and applications builds, and utilizing social networks. Currently he works for Orvis as a Digital Strategist.
Kris Rockwell
After gaining his MA from Duquesne University in 1998, Kris went to work for US Airways as the Manager of the Media Production and Support Group (MPSG). At US Airways Kris oversaw the development of the computer-based training system for the Boeing 737-300/400 series aircraft and developed and implemented the data collection tool for the airlines Advanced Qualification Program (AQP). An entrepreneur in the learning and development industry for the past fourteen years, Kris was introduced to 3D printing in 2007. In 2012 while attending a conference Kris was inspired to formalize his concept to create a non-profit organization that used 3D printing to promote Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math (STEAM) as well as entrepreneurship. This dream was realized in 2013 when The Additive Project was formed and delivered an open source, online 3D printing curriculum that was intended for programs in underserved communities. Along with his current position as a Trustee for the S. Kent Rockwell Foundation, Kris also serves on the board of For Good, PGH.
David Rogers
Dave is the owner and co-president of Time Timer LLC, in Cincinnati, OH. Prior to Time Timer (2009-present), Dave worked at Trout Unlimited (2003-2009), Accenture (2000-2003), and Spotted Bear Ranch (1994-2007). Dave received his MBA from The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business (1999) and attended Harvard College (1994), where he played varsity football and helped start a fly fishing club. Dave and his wife have two daughters, all of whom enjoy lazy floats and catching native cutthroat on small NW Montana streams.