BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Gary Walton - ChairTerm Ends: 09/30/2019
Gary was born and raised in Livingston, Montana. He started skiing at Big Sky during its first season. Living in Montana has allowed him to continue to ski at Big Sky every year since. Gary and his family purchased property in the Meadow Village in 2005 and relocated to Big Sky full time in 2013. Gary was elected to BSAC in September 2014. His interest in BSAC came from his desire to give back to his community and to encourage responsible growth which enhances all BSOA members’ property values. An avid skier and cyclist, you may see Gary racing down Ousel Falls Road from time to time. |
Philip Chadwell - Director
Term Ends: 09/30/2021
Philip Chadwell has spent time in Montana for more than 30 years and has been a homeowner in Big Sky and BSOA member for 5 years. Philip has worked in the finance business for 30 years and is moving to Big Sky with his family to pursue a new career. He grew up in the Detroit area and earned his BA from Albion College. He began his career with Kidder, Peabody in Chicago. From there he moved to New York with PaineWebber and UBS, later joining Barclays Capital. While in New York, Philip was a member of the Board of his Co-op Association. Married with two teenage boys, Philip and his family are outdoor enthusiasts actively enjoying skiing, fly fishing, golf, and hiking. |
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Kevin Daily - Director
Term Ends: 09/30/2021
A Buffalo, NY native, Kevin has lived in the West for the past 20 years, settling in Big Sky full-time in 2008 as the owner of Montana Backcountry Adventures, operating the Shedhorn Grill and Montana Dinner Yurt on the slopes of Big Sky Resort. Kevin currently lives on Little Coyote with his wife Jodi and sons Frank and Sam. He serves on the Big Sky Community Organization (BSCO) Trails Committee, as a member of the Big Sky Search and Rescue team, and works as a fly fishing guide in the summer. Kevin is passionate about Big Sky and wants it to grow and improve in a way that best promotes and sustains a high quality of life for its community members. |
Eric Ossorio - Vice Chair
Term Ends: 09/30/2020
Eric has lived in Montana since 1993 and has been an active resident and contributor to the Big Sky area since then, accumulating a depth of knowledge of the community and its developing neighborhoods. Eric believes that the BSOA, its members and Board members are one of the most credible Association voices for the community, having helped spearhead the Resort Tax, community parks, the trails system, and Ousel Falls. Eric has served on the Gallatin County/Big Sky Zoning Advisory Board (appointed by the County Commission) for 14 years. He now serves on the Gallatin County Department of Revenue Tax Appeals Board. Eric and his wife own property in the BSOA, have raised three children in Big Sky and have seen many changes as it grows and expands. He is committed to doing what he can to make sure that Big Sky maintains its well deserved position as the "Last Best Place". |
Grant Hilton - DirectorTerm Ends: 09/30/2019
Grant and his wife have been property owners in Big Sky since the late 1990’s and home owners since 2002. Grant is a full time resident in Big Sky and is excited to serve on the BSOA Board to work toward sustainable and responsible growth in our community. Grant believes effective community engagement is essential to balance the needs and resources in Big Sky. Grant is a member of the Big Sky Rotary club and has previously held offices in the American Cancer Society, Citizens Advisory Committee (Aurora, CO) and Toastmasters International. |
Gail Young - TreasurerTerm Ends: 09/30/2020
Originally from Ohio, Gail and her husband acquired their property in the Cascade Highlands subdivision of Big Sky in 2004. They completed construction of their home in 2010 and became permanent residents in 2012. Gail practiced law in Dayton, Ohio before retiring from law practice to raise a family. During her last 10 years in Dayton she held leadership positions in Bible Study Fellowship, an international, non-denominational organization. Gail enjoys both alpine and nordic skiing in the winter and is an active hiker in the summer. Her desire is to achieve a tasteful growth of services and amenities in our community without compromising the spectacular natural beauty that makes Big Sky special. As Gail and her husband celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary in 2013, they realized that they were married on the day that Big Sky Resort opened, December 15, 1973. |
John Gladstein - DirectorTerm Ends: 09/30/2019
John and his wife Andi along with their children have enjoyed the Big Sky community for the past 12 years, spending most of the winters and summers at their Moonlight Basin cabin. They are now officially full-time residents of Big Sky and will be moving into their full-sized home here this November. John has spent many years serving on a variety of boards in a variety of offices, including a public school board (10 years, including as president), private school board (3 years), symphony board (7 years), arts council (5 years, including as vice-president), and president of the little league board. He volunteered as a little league and soccer coach over many sports seasons. He brings an extensive array of organizational and interpersonal skills from his professional life as an attorney, city attorney, judge, and small business owner. John is excited to make a meaningful contribution to his new community by serving on the BSOA. |
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Maggie Good - Secretary
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Term Ends: 09/30/2020
Ms. Good has been a long-time member of the Big Sky community. She and her husband bought a Skycrest condo in early 1990. They later purchased property and built a home in the Cascade subdivision. Ms. Good brings to the Board extensive experience in finance and strategic planning. She has served on numerous non-profits Boards, including having held the position of Chairperson in several of these organizations. In her business life, Ms. Good is experienced in management consulting, restructuring and corporate finance. As a Board member, she hopes to contribute to the strategic growth of the community, being sensitive to the reasons we all enjoy Big Sky. With the growth Big Sky is experiencing, strong stewardship is critical to mapping the best path forward. |