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Clay Lorinsky
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John Seelye
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Stacy Ossorio
Term Ends: 09/30/2022 Stacy Ossorio has been a resident of Big Sky for 27 years and a BSOA member for the entirety of that time. She and her husband Eric raised their three children here. Stacy has had a lifelong career in the real estate business and has enjoyed
the relationships she has created here in Big Sky - many of them with BSOA members. Committed to helping her community grow and prosper over the years, she has served on multiple boards including as a past Vice-Chair of the BSOA Architectural Committee for nine years. She currently serves on the Big Sky School District #72 in an elected position in 2018. Stacy is a committed volunteer and is known for attention to detail, preparation, fairness, and attendance, and is looking forward to returning to the BSAC. Her deep historical knowledge of the BSOA neighborhoods and detailed understanding of the BSAC Design guidelines will contribute greatly to the BSAC. |
Maggie Good
Term Ends: 09/30/2022 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 their home in the Cascade subdivision. Since then, they have purchased several more lots, showing a strong investment to this community. Ms. Good brings to the Board extensive experience in finance and strategic planning. She has served on numerous nonprofits' Boards, as well as having held the position of Chairperson in most of these organizations. In her business life, Ms. Good is experienced in management consulting, restructuring and corporate finance. By continuing to serve on the Board of the BSOA, she hopes to continue 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.
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Amy San Nicolas
Architectural Review and Compliance Manager Amy is originally from Northern California but moved to Big Sky in 2013 after visiting family to raise her own. She fell in love with the quiet beauty of the locale, the abundant wildness adventures, and the kindness of the people who lived here. After earning her Bachelor of Arts in Writing, Amy spent five years working as a contract administrator for a big construction company that specialized in National Parks. She then moved into their payroll and accounts department when she had kiddos before finding the BSOA. She was the Project Manager for 2 years before taking on her new role as the Architectural Review & Compliance Manager. She is excited about her transition and loves being involved in the community.
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