BSAC REPRESENTATIVES

Stacy Ossorio, Chair
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. 

Clay Lorinsky
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​Mr. Lorinsky has been self-employed for the past 22 years as a business attorney, primarily in the real estate sector.  He has represented numerous clients and personal interests before various committees and boards on issues ranging from zoning and planning to architectural and building code compliance.  This experience provides a unique perspective and empathy for the concerns and challenges Big Sky owners bring before BSAC. Having lived in Big Sky for the past 14 years, Mr. Lorinsky believes that whether residents like it or not, Big Sky’s growth is inevitable.  The challenge is to balance homeowners’ needs and desires with the applicable regulatory framework without losing sight of the lifestyle that drew us to the community in the first place.

John Seelye
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Born and raised in Litchfield Connecticut, John Seelye started his construction career on summer breaks while attending The University Of Connecticut. Because of his love for the mountains, John moved to the winter playgrounds of Summit County and then the Vail valley of Colorado to live the ski bum life while fine tuning his carpentry skills on high end mountain homes. Then with dreams of the Big Sky Tram and of starting his own construction business John moved to Big Sky in 1996 and started Big Sky Woodwork & Design in 1997 which transitioned into Big Sky Build, one of the premier construction companies in Southwest Montana. John and the Big Sky Build team are based right here in Big Sky and John and his family live, work, and play in our beautiful ski town. John has various community involvements including past terms on the Big Sky Fire Board. With investments in residential, commercial and land here in Big Sky, John has a firm grasp on the history, current status and future of Big Sky. 

Grant Hilton
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Grant and his wife Fern have been property owners in Big Sky since the late 1990’s and home owners since 2002 and has two children one of which lives with her family in Big Sky. Grant has a BS in Chemical Engineering and MBA and in now retired.  Besides serving on the Big Sky Architectural Committee he is a member of the BSOA Board of Directors, member/executive committee member of the Big Sky Arts Council (former president) and member/executive committee member of the Rotary Club of Big Sky (former president). Grant wants to maintain as much of the outdoor wildness of Big Sky which attracted most of us to this community while allowing for responsible growth. He believes that community engagement is essential to help balance the needs and resources of Big Sky.

Greg Clark
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Mr. Clark met his wife Jolene in Big Sky in 2003 and now resides with their three children Braxtin, 8, Lachlan, 6, and Kadel, 3, and their two dogs, Blu and Champ, on Yellowtail Rd. Big Sky has been wonderful for them and their children. Mr. Clark feels so fortunate to call this place home. He grew up in Oregon and graduated from the University of Oregon with a degree in Environmental Science. He served in the US Coast Guard from 1999-2005 both active duty and reserve. Mr. Clark started as a volunteer at Big Sky Fire in 2006, and shortly after became a member full time. He currently works as a paramedic, firefighter and maintenance coordinator for BSFD. He is a volunteer member of Big Sky Search and Rescue. Most recently has had the opportunity to work for the Big Sky Ski Patrol part-time. His family and he truly love Big Sky and their community and are always looking for ways to serve. He was past president of their previous HOA from 2009-2019. His family and he have recently moved into an amazing home that they feel so fortunate to have and to now be part of the BSOA. He looks forward to helping aid in the growth of our community and help ensure that its beauty is preserved.
​Maggie Good
​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.
Brad Reierson​
Brad is a newly appointed member of the BSAC, who has experience in property management throughout Big Sky.