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Al is a retired former Senior Executive of L3 Communications Systems West. He helped L3 CSW grow from a $200M company to a $1.2B company over the 20+ years he worked there. At various times, he was responsible for the company's Strategy, Research & Development and Business Development. He has Electrical and Computer Engineering degrees from Clarkson University and Syracuse University. He enjoys golfing, skiing, hockey, biking and camping. He and his wife, Debbie have made Park City home since 1996. They have two awesome children, Daniel and Alison.

My love of music started at a very young age. I was only about 12 at the time and I remember putting together a cassette tape for my sisters who were going on a cross country driving trip. I spent many hours in my bedroom going through song after song to choose just the right ones.

Fast forward...before the pandemic, my husband (who’s a drummer) and I would average about
50 concerts a year at all different types of venues. I have to have music playing in everything I
do...skiing, paddle boarding, driving, etc. I became a tambourinist a few years ago and have
been very lucky to be called up on stage multiple times here in Park City.

We moved here in 2016 from Connecticut to be closer to my daughter as she trained on the U.S
Ski Team only to become an Olympian in the crazy sport of Aerials. She has since retired and
moved to Denver to start her own company, but we love it here so much that this is our
permanent home.

I started volunteering for Mountain Town Music about 2 ½ years ago and just love the people
and, of course, the music.

Anna joined the Mountain Town Music board as Secretary in the Summer of 2020. This position combines her love of language and her love of music. Anna moved to Park City in the Summer of 2012 from Jupiter, Florida. Before that she lived in Fort Collins, Colorado, where she received her English degree from Colorado State University. Anna loves to ski and hike in our beautiful mountains with her husband Todd, two kids Calvin and Max, and dog Buddha. She feels like giving back to this wonderful community by supporting this organization is an honor and a privilege.

Elizabeth Demers is the Creative Director for WEBB production, an event production agency with an accomplished portfolio of clients from tech to international direct sales companies. In her six years at WEBB, she has led the company’s creative team, rebranded the 65 year old company, and has elevated the overall creative execution for clients’ events. User conferences and tech events for Pluralsight, Domo, Entrata, and others have worked with Elizabeth to think outside the box and create impactful environments for attendees. Her almost two decades of design experience, working as a production designer and graphic designer have contributed to her ability to not only design well, but do it with precision and flawless execution. Elizabeth leads a team of designers and creatives, motivating the team to look for unconventional solutions to design problems.

Additionally, in 2020, Elizabeth designed
the first annual Park City Main Street Snowglobe Stroll (during a pandemic which created a few hurdles along the way). She conceptualized the creative elements, closely oversaw the fabrication, and designed all of the coordinating graphics and signage.

Before WEBB, Elizabeth worked as a production designer for Struck. While there, she developed branding for Dreamworks, Nickelodeon, Fox, and Classic Media. Elizabeth’s portfolio includes production design for Deer Valley Resort and ProBar, and graphic design
for Sundance Film Festival to include print and online advertising, festival signage, invitations, and other various marketing materials. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Art and Psychology from the College of William and Mary.

Elizabeth is a wife, mother of two, and lives for the outdoors. When she is not at her computer designing, you can find her outside with her kids and dogs; skiing, hiking, biking, and enjoying the mountains of Park City.

Jamie is a transplant from Nashville, Tennessee. She grew up taking voice and piano and with a huge love for music. She has been living in Park City for a year and a half now and is an already active part of the community and loves her new life here! She feels most alive when outdoors and finds that the mission and vision of MTM perfectly combine her two loves of that and music. She is mom of Jackson, Executive of the Park City Board of REALTORS® and doesn’t meet a stranger. She is honored to be a part of the Mountain Town Music Board of Directors and hopes to continue to give back to this wonderful community who has accepted her.

Millicent Tracey is an accomplished financial services product strategy executive, advisor, and board member with over 19 years of experience leading payments strategy. She has strong expertise in financial services technology, product management, and launching successful teams and programs that support strategic growth initiatives and create a competitive advantage. She is highly qualified to serve on a board seeking to develop a product strategy and platform through promotion & partnerships.
While serving as Senior Vice President of Wells Fargo’s Payment APIs, Millicent launched Wells Fargo’s inaugural API Gateway in 2016. This channel allows wholesale customers and fintech partners to embed banking services into their digital environments. As one of the first banks to launch an ACH API, she influenced NACHA (National Automated Clearing House Association) to establish the Wells Fargo’s ACH API as the standard for all APIs within the banking industry. During her tenure, she scaled the Wells Fargo API Gateway to provide over 15 API services, processing 1.5 billion transactions in 2019 alone. In 2018, Wells Fargo was awarded Barlow Research Associates, INC’s Overall Most Innovative Award for the Wells Fargo Gateway APIs. Millicent also launched an innovative solution for the American Red Cross to electronically pay hurricane disaster victims in real-time. In addition, she owns the patent for Predicting & Making Payments via Preferred Payment Methods.
In 2007, Millicent launched and led the Wells Fargo Customer Advisory Council program for eight years, partnering with over 700 business customers of all sizes and using their feedback to drive Wells Fargo’s payments product strategy and roadmap. Millicent was recognized in the 2010 Wells Fargo Annual Report for efforts around partnering & listening to customers and launching the Wells Fargo Advisory Council program. Leveraging her background in payment solutions for customers and customer-driven product management, in 2014, she launched Wells Fargo’s inaugural Global Treasury Management Consulting team, increasing international sales revenue by 26% in the team’s first two years.
Millicent is currently a Board Member for Park Place Payments, an early-stage start-up that offers small businesses client-focused payments solutions using a female-only sales force. As a Board Member, she influences the organization’s scaling and expansion strategy. She is also a Board Advisor to BlytzPay, an early- stage start-up providing businesses with a platform to invoice and collect payments via text message. At BlytzPay, Millicent creates governance for their product development lifecycle and influences their product’s go- to-market strategy. She also continues to influence the API product strategy for NACHA, including leading the development of Phixius, a platform for securely exchanging payment-related information that leverages both APIs and blockchain to improve verification and trust in payment data.
Millicent is on the Development Committee of the Park City Community Foundation where she leads various fund-raising initiatives, the innovation of their donor recognition program. Most recently, she played a key role in the development of a Community Response Fund that raised over $1.5M within 3 weeks, in response to the needs of those disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic consequences.
Millicent is an Executive Producer of the documentary Bias (https://www.finishlinefeaturefilms.com/bias/), a co- producer of the off-broadway show The Other Josh Cohen, and an investor in the Broadway show Moulin Rouge (https://moulinrougemusical.com/new-york/home/)
Millicent earned a JD at Mitchell Hamline School of Law and a bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Science & Law from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She has completed two years of the Harvard Business School YPO Executive Leadership Program and the Disruptive Strategy Program. She is a wife and mother to two daughters, who is also an avid skier, mountain biker, hiker, film lover, and CrossFitter

Paul moved to Park City from New Hampshire’s White Mountains in the spring of 1995 to work for the Park City Mountain Resort and ski for a winter. The community created by the local music scene and the outdoor lifestyle helped make Park City home! Skiing, mountain biking and road biking keep him busy when he’s not enjoying the vibes created by Mountain Town Music.

Paul joined the Mountain Town Music Board of Directors in December of 2019, and is currently Membership Committee Chair. Paul runs the Competition Services Department for Park City Mountain, and brings 25 years of event production experience to the Mountain Town Music community.

“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.” ― Plato

For me, it's hard to imagine life without music. It is part of the rhythm of my life. If I am not actually 'listening' to music, I am still hearing it in my head and feeling it in my bones. Like many young boys, I wanted to play guitar and write rock songs about teenage angst. But as the realities of career, marriage and family kicked in, the guitar became dusty and the fingers grew soft. But throughout the years, music has always been there, providing the "the soundtrack of my life" (Dick Clark). In 2020 I retired from PwC in Boston after 30+ years and decided with my wife to buy a house in the Park City area and start Version 2.0 of life.

What does Version 2.0 look like? When I'm not skiing, biking or hiking in the great Utah outdoors, I am an advisor, investor and board member to companies and a coach to individuals and executives. Because it has given so much to me over my life, I wanted to give something back to music. I joined the board of Mountain Town Music to help continue its mission of bringing quality live music to the community. More than ever, our well being as individuals and as a community is threatened by the challenges and pressures of today's world. Music has the ability to heal, and we need that today, more than ever.

"Let's dance" - David Bowie