People in Business for Sunday March 11

Frontier Home Health and Hospice of Bozeman Health is pleased to introduce Shannon Winegarner, RN MSN, COS-C, as their clinical manager. Shannon received her bachelor’s in nursing and Master’s degree in nursing leadership from Regis University, Colorado. Shannon has over 20 years of home health and hospice experience, specializing in regulatory compliance and healthcare leadership.

Frontier Home Health and Hospice of Bozeman Health announces that Debbie Butz, RN BSN, has moved into the role of community educator. Debbie graduated from University of Oshkosh-Wisconsin and has over 30 years of home health and hospice experience. She also has 15 years of experience in clinical leadership and community education.

Frontier Home Health and Hospice of Bozeman Health announce that Jennifer Perigen, RN BSN, has joined their office as clinical supervisor. Jennifer is a Gallatin Valley native and graduated from Montana State University’s nursing school. She brings a strong home health, clinical and leadership background to the team.

Kay A. Bright, LUTCF, FSS recently achieved the Farm Bureau Financial Services All American award for her sales and service performance in 2017. Bright began as an agent with Farm Bureau Financial Services in Bozeman in 1993. The All American award is earned by less than ten percent of Farm Bureau Financial Services agents. This is Bright’s 20th year receiving the All American award. Bright was also recognized for achieving Mountain West Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company’s 200k Club award for outstanding insurance sales at the company’s annual meeting in Billings, Montana. She is a member of the Farm Bureau Life Hall of Fame. Bright is a graduate of Montana State University, an active member of the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, and the Bozeman Area Chamber of Commerce.

The Bozeman Public Library Foundation welcomes four new board members. Ethan Barlow is an architect and founding partner at Holding Ground Architects. He attended the Rhode Island School of Design.

Laura Cunningham and her husband, Terry, run Cottonwood Enterprises, a sales promotion company. Laura has served on several boards and enjoys volunteering in Bozeman. Previously, Laura worked for Turner Broadcasting Systems and was Director of Marketing for the children’s book division of Turner Publishing.

Brook Merrow has a background in journalism and teaching. She does freelance writing and has published numerous nonfiction pieces.

Nicholas Wickes is a managing partner of Feast Raw Bar and Bistro. He worked in enterprise software for fortune 250 IT and pharmaceutical companies. After moving to Bozeman, he has served on the board of the Gallatin Art Crossing, Good for Kids Foundation, and From the Fishouse.

The 2018 officers of the Bozeman Public Library Foundation are: Bill Stoddart, President; Crystal Ehli, Vice President; Robin Hubley, Treasurer; and Renae Pine, Secretary.

Baxter Creek Veterinary Clinic is proud to announce our new veterinarian, Dr. Palmer Harris. Dr. Harris received a B.S. in equine science from Montana State University in 2011. She then attended St. George’s University for veterinary school with clinical training completed at Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Harris has special interest in radiology, internal medicine, dermatology, dentistry and anesthesiology. Dr. Harris is thrilled to be back in Montana and at Baxter Creek Veterinary Clinic. In her free time she enjoys being outdoors with her dogs and is an avid horse lover.

Bess Harris has just completed the requirements to serve the Bozeman business community as a certified SCORE volunteer mentor. Bess, a former financial adviser, founded and ran a company that provided retirement counseling and plans to businesses and individuals across Montana. After her 36 years in business, she now looks forward to sharing her experiences as a business owner with others in the greater Bozeman area. SCORE is a small business mentoring service operating as a resource partner with the SBA; its working and retired business experts are volunteers helping entrepreneurs succeed in Gallatin County and Livingston.

Damon Alm was recently named relationship/branch manager of Northwest FCS’ Bozeman branch. He volunteers with Gallatin Valley Food Bank, 4-H and Montana State University. His degree is in agricultural business from Montana State University.

Aimee Arnaud was named relationship manager for Lending and Insurance, working as a Young, Beginning and Small ag specialist. Previously conference/event coordinator for the University of Montana, she holds an MBA degree.

Elle Wood was recently named credit officer. A graduate of Montana State University, Wood was part-time accounting assistant at Mystery Ranch Backpacks in Bozeman and completed an audit internship with Denver’s Bauerle and Co.

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