Lindsey works with small business owners throughout the Colorado, Utah and Kansas markets as a Portfolio Manager with the SBA division of NBH Bank. In this role, Lindsey works with small business and commercial bankers to identify, grow, and underwrite loan opportunities within these communities and ensures the overall success of her assigned portfolios.

Prior to transitioning to the SBA division, she developed her banking experience and skills as an underwriter focusing on C&I, commercial real estate, and private banking loans. However, she has not always been in banking.

As a small business owner herself, she developed a passion and deep understanding for the challenges small business owners and nonprofits face on a day-to-day basis.

In 2019, Lindsey went out for a trail run with a friend and fell in love with the sport. By partnering with Wander Project, she intends to utilize her professional experience in order to give back to this sport that she loves and to racing communities throughout the country.

Amy has been adventuring in the outdoors her entire life, and has been trail and ultra running for nearly 20 years.  Through these adventures, Amy has participated in races across the country, completing numerous 100-milers.  In 2015, she took over as Race Director of the Vermont 100 Endurance Race, and one of her impacts on this historic race was to implement a successful charity bib program to support the event's partner non-profits.  Since that time, Amy took over as the RD for Seven Sisters Trail Race, created numerous other trail races, and launched a small business called Beast Coast Trail Running, which hosts 6-8 races annually and numerous group runs and learning sessions.  Each trail race has a local non-profit partner, which has allowed her to work in the intersection of trail running and non-profit fundraising.

Amy learned about Wander Project by sharing some middle-of-the-night miles during a 100 mile race with a WP charity runner.  His story, but also learning about Wander Project and their mission, inspired Amy to reach out and learn more about the organization.  Amy is excited to bring her RD and running experiences to the Wander Project Board.  

Jocelyn has nearly 20 years of experience working in the nonprofit sector and brings that expertise in her position on the Wander Project board. She began her career working for Grand Teton National Park Foundation and has held positions at the National Museum of Wildlife Art and Public Lands Alliance before transitioning into her current role as Area Sales Manager for The Cloudveil and SpringHill Suites in Jackson, Wyoming, where she resides. 

While Jocelyn would not describe herself as a "runner", she was inspired to sign up as a charity bib athlete after joining the board of Wander Project. Having never jogged more than 3 miles before, Jocelyn stretched out of her comfort zone and completed the Vacation Races Grand Teton Half Marathon in 2023 and was a charity bib athlete for the Great Smokies Half Marathon in September 2023. These experiences were transformational for her.

Jocelyn is passionate about public lands and is inspired by the mission of Wander Project and the power of philanthropy to help support important projects and programs that make a meaningful impact. When not at work, you can find Jocelyn enjoying the outdoors with her husband and 2 sons traveling, rafting, camping, skiing, fishing, hiking.

U.P. is deeply committed to fostering growth and impact across all areas of her life. Her journey has been shaped by resilience and a love for discovery and reflects her belief in the transformative power of outdoor spaces to build community and shape identity. She currently works full time as a Data Engineer for Brooks Running, while juggling part-time mountain guiding and run-coaching side jobs. She balances technical expertise with passion for inclusivity and transformation, working to make running and outdoor spaces more equitable, joyful, and meaningful. Her experiences - whether as an outdoor educator, data engineer, or advocate for accessible outdoor careers - reflects her dedication to creating opportunities for others to thrive. 

She brings to Wander Project a unique perspective informed by her heritage, professional adaptability, and a lifelong passion for community-driven change. She enjoys spending time in the mountains, be it trail running around the North Cascades or climbing up Mt. Rainier. She's excited to serve as a part of this impactful organization.