Alexis Dittmer has a background in finance. She has worked with a global macro hedge fund in the capacity of trader and fund accountant and has extensive experience in international banking in Mexico. There, Alexis was part of a team which founded multiple boutique banks to provide essential financing for working class first time home buyers. Alexis moved to Jackson in 2014 and has become interested in the dynamics which shape Teton County’s housing challenges. She is passionate about the community and believes that providing solutions to address the local housing issues will strengthen the exceptional character of this valley. She lives in Jackson, WY with her daughter Piper.

Julie Ferguson moved to Jackson in 2015 with her family after recreating here for years. Initially drawn to the valley for the spectacular summers, it was the winter sports that made them stay. Julie earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Fine Arts from Duke University and a Master of Business Administration with distinction from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business. Julie has worked in commercial lending at American Security Bank in Washington, D.C., in product management with Kraft Dairy Group in Philadelphia, and also as a marketing consultant.

Julie serves on several community boards including the Foundation for Learning in Tredyffrin/Easttown and the Acorn Club. She is currently on the executive committee of Duke’s Nicholas School of the Environment. She is a past Duke Alumni Association board vice president and executive committee member, and a former co-chair and board member for the Duke Trinity Board of Visitors.

Passionate about helping out in her own backyard, it was apparent that the disparity between those who that could afford to live in Jackson and those who work here but are unable to live here was a cause she wanted to work on solving.

Bomber has been a leader and ambassador in Jackson Hole since 1990. His success in real estate thrives from focusing on his customers’ priorities and giving back to the community. In 2007 he was nominated among his peers for Teton Board’s “Realtor® of the Year” and year after year he continues to be one of the top producers in the region. In 2009 he was in the top three “Best Realtors®” as voted by the local community through one of the local newspapers.

In April 2009, he and his partners founded, and he was one of the principals of his previous brokerage called JHREA. This locally-owned and operated firm was unmatched by its diverse real estate tools and seasoned top-quality agents, and then Compass took over in May, 2021. Keller Williams Jackson Hole, where Bomber offices today, will be the locally-owned brokerage that rises above the rest going forward.

Bomber’s knowledge of the daily pulse of the market and the best deals available outside of the MLS are second to none. Beyond his real estate career, he and his wife, Amy, are very involved with the local non-profit community, and in 2013 they each received a Paul Harris Fellow award for their longtime dedication and giving to the JH community. He takes advantage of many of the Wyoming outdoor activities, including fly-fishing, skiing, golfing, cycling, and hunting. He and his wife have three children who recently graduated college, and they recognize that families who play together, stay together. They remind themselves frequently that they are blessed to live in Jackson Hole.

Deborah first visited Jackson in 1984 and it left an indelible impression upon her. She returned several times since and finally fulfilled her decades-long dream of building a home in Jackson. Deborah is an entrepreneur and senior communications leader that has founded innovative socially focused companies. Most recently, as the Founder and CEO of Amavitae, a social enterprise designed to address the skills, opportunity, and fulfillment gaps. Previously she founded a strategic communications firm that led the efforts to advance the Democracy Is… campaign, a public-private partnership that included the U.S. Department of State, International Youth Foundation, NBC Universal, and YouTube, among many others. The program used creative challenges (e.g., video and photo) intended to spark a global online dialogue on democracy. More than 132 countries participated. Previously, she served in a variety of senior communications roles at Universal Studios, Paramount Pictures, and HBO. Ms. Ramo is a member of the Board of Directors of the KCRW Foundation, which supports NPR’s flagship station in Southern California. She is a co-founder of Workplace Hollywood, a non-profit that provides job development services to disadvantaged youth. In addition, Ms. Ramo is a Senior Fellow at the Brittingham Social Enterprise Lab at the USC Marshall School of Business.

John Millham has been an executive at Prometheus Real Estate Group, Inc. for over 24 years and is currently responsible for the firm’s investment, development, construction, and asset management strategy. He leads the acquisition and disposition efforts for the company and is a member of the firm’s investment committee. During his tenure, he has been responsible for the acquisition of more than $5 billion in new development projects and has disposed of $1.5 billion in existing assets. The company invests primarily in the Silicon Valley with meaningful holdings in both Seattle and Portland.

He holds a BA in Political Economies of Industrial Societies (PEIS) from the University of California, Berkeley. He is on the Board of Directors of the National Multifamily Housing Council and a member of Urban Land Institute. He is also an Emeritus Board Member at the Housing Industry Foundation, a non-profit organization based in San Mateo, CA dedicated to finding emergency housing solutions for individuals and families in crisis and facing homelessness.

John first started coming to Jackson in 1990 and visited several times a year with his family until 2017, when he and his wife Tracey built a home off the Village Road. He moved to Jackson full time in the Spring of 2020. They have three children, Nick (24), Paige (22) and Ryan (19) and when not working, John loves to ski, fish, golf and hike in this beautiful valley.

David Gomez grew up living in a number of places abroad and in the southern United Stated due to his father’s career with the Department of Defense. David is a graduate of the University of Georgia Forestry School in the discipline of Forest Management. His love of the outdoors led him to Jackson Hole in 1998 where he landed a job with the US Forest Service as a seasonal employee on the trail crew, gaining an appreciation for our wildlands in the greater Yellowstone area and the value of service to community.

After 3 summers on the trail crew and 3 winters working lift operations at a local ski area, David transitioned to a wildland firefighting position in the Interagency Fire Management Program of the Bridger Teton National Forest and Grand Teton National Park.  That position led to a career in wildfire management working with local municipal authorities, state, and other federal partners and cooperators close to home and across the country when wildfire response resources are needed elsewhere. 

He met his wife Lesley who is also a career wildland fire fighter and fire prevention technician in Jackson Hole back in 1999 with whom he shares a teenage daughter.  David and Lesley seek opportunities outside of the service they provide in their day jobs to give back to the community and provide diversity of experience for their daughter, enabling an understanding of the value of service to others.