As a Client Services Associate, Emily plays an integral role in providing administrative and project-based support to the Client Services team. She oversees and implements an array of activities focused on providing a consistently exceptional experience to Willow Street client families.

Prior to joining Willow Street, Emily spent over eight years as the Registrar at the National Museum of Wildlife Art, where she oversaw compliance with national standards and practices and managed the collection and database system. She previously served as the Director of Archives for the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum. Emily brings exceptional attention to detail and strong problem solving skills to Willow Street, as well as deep expertise about data management.

Originally from Arizona, Emily earned her BFA from Arizona State University and Master of Library and Information Science from Kent State University. In her free time, Emily loves to travel, hike, snowshoe, silversmith, and garden. She volunteers with the Art Association of Jackson Hole.

What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever been given?

When you doubt yourself, remember that even the most accomplished people don’t have the answers to every question. It’s your response to the situation that is most important.

What’s the most unusual travel experience you had?

I’ve been fortunate to travel extensively for both work and pleasure, creating many special memories. One standout experience was being selected as the courier for seven artworks from the National Museum of Wildlife Art to an institution in Frankfurt, Germany. My job was to safeguard the art and look out for any issues that might damage the pieces. This journey involved traveling on a tractor trailer from Jackson to Los Angeles overnight and then flying on a cargo plane with only three other passengers to Frankfurt. It was a great privilege, and I hope to return to Germany again soon.