Jenn grew up on a small, family-owned and operated dairy farm in central New York. After graduating from Hobart and William Smith college in 2007, she began her career with the United States Department of Agriculture as a statistician in New Hampshire. She moved to southern Vermont in 2010 and established strong roots, falling in love with the state. She founded JZG Bookkeeping, LLC in 2020 with Woodstock Community Trust as one of her first clients. In 2023, after 16 years with the USDA, she chose to step away from public service to focus on her growing business. Working with the Woodstock Community Trust has been a rewarding experience; she’s enjoyed watching the organization grow and adapt to the needs of the Woodstock community. In her spare time Jenn enjoys traveling, reading fantasy novels, playing trombone in a town band, and playing pickleball. 

Jill was a member of the Woodstock community 2009-25. After years of working in the corporate world as a management consultant, she brought her expertise and experience to community-strengthening projects and helped create equitable housing opportunities for community members. In addition to serving on the board of Woodstock Community Trust  and the leadership teams of The HUB and Local Deeds Projects, she served on the Woodstock  Town Finance Committee, the Investment Advisory Committee, and as Town and Village Public Trustee of Funds. She also served on the Woodstock Selectboard as well as the boards of the Ottauquechee Health Foundation and Sustainable Woodstock.

Todd has been fascinated with charm and beauty of Woodstock since traveling here as young boy, and finally became a resident in 2021.   He is a Research Administrator at a large hospital system in Boston with the ability to work remotely, and he brings a sound understanding of the grant life cycle for both national and international grant sponsors. Besides his job, Todd is currently on the Town Finance Committee and finds enjoyment in initiatives that support community resiliency.  On his free time, he enjoys gardening, and spends time at his exotic fruit farm in Puerto Rico.

Pam has been a part-time resident of Woodstock since 2011 after years of enjoying trips to the area in the winter and summer. She brings more than 30 years of professional communications and development experience working with organizations of all sizes in both the for-profit and non-profit sectors. For the past decade, her focus has been on working with growing small to mid-size non-profit organizations in Boston that need help with strategic planning, development, communications strategy, basic business management, and grants management and writing. Her volunteer passions center around groups that provide affordable youth development services and health care to lower income communities.

Caitlin McCurn grew up in Massachusetts and moved to Woodstock with her family in 2021 from Brooklyn, New York. She currently serves as Senior Director of Global Programs at UNICEF USA where she supports efforts to reach the world’s most disadvantaged children and protect the rights of every child. Her portfolio areas include education, early childhood development and gender equality. Her previous experience includes work on transitional justice, international development, and humanitarian programming in Europe and Africa. She is passionate about equitable housing and enjoys working with others to build a more just and vibrant community.

Mariza is a finance lawyer and well-being advocate who joined the Woodstock community in 2021 after relocating with her family from Chicago. She is a partner at a national law firm and leads her firm’s well-being initiatives to create supportive and sustainable workplace culture. Mariza serves on the Board of Directors of IIUSA, a national organization that advocates for economic development and job creation, and she chairs its Best Practices Committee. She is also on the Advisory Board for TEDx-HartlandHill, an international platform for sharing ideas and inspiring positive change in the Woodstock community. Collective well-being is important to Mariza and she values collaboration and innovation in service of her communities.

Greg is a Vermont native and moved with his family to Pomfret in 2018 from Fort Collins, Colorado. While working remotely as an estimator for a commercial contractor, Greg also volunteers as a firefighter with the Pomfret-Teago Fire Department and for the Saskadena Ski Patrol. Having grown up in a similar Vermont community, he has learned the importance of accessibility and the need to support and sustain the region's economy and environment. Greg hopes to share his deep appreciation for the history and natural beauty of the state with others while contributing to community-centered solutions through the work of the Woodstock Community Trust.

After several years in private sector marketing positions, Wendy pivoted to non-profit governance and positions in local government. Wendy and her husband Jon became Woodstock homeowners in 1999 and moved here full-time from Weston, Massachusetts, in 2014. She quickly became involved with the community as a Pentangle Arts board member and chair, Woodstock EMT, Saskadena Six Ski Patrol, and member of the WARF:COVID-19, Town Hall Rejuvenation Project, and TEDXHartlandHill leadership teams. Wendy also serves on the Woodstock Village Development Review Board, manages volunteer recruitment for Bookstock, and during ski season volunteers as a Killington Mountain Ambassador. In 2024 Wendy retired as Digital Media Manager forThe Sharon Academy and in her new spare time helped to launch Woodstock Village Conservancy, a new Project of Woodstock Community Trust. Wendy loves Woodstock and Vermont and wants to help the community thrive.

Nancy is a naturalist specializing in habitat restoration and is an advocate for land conservation. She has served in leadership roles with The Nature Conservancy, Field Museum of Natural History, Teton Regional Land Trust, Prairie States Conservation Coalition, and Morton Arboretum. She is also a lifelong equestrian and was shortlisted for the 1984 Olympics, with terms as the Vice President of the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association and the President of the Equine Land Conservation Resource. Nancy recently relocated to Vermont after a life rooted in the Illinois prairie and has become involved in regional conservation issues of the Northeast.