Title: Deputy City Manager

Diane works for the City of Park City as the Deputy City Manager.  Prior to joining the City, Diane worked in the ski industry and high tech consulting industry, specializing in market research, internet marketing, product management and database & email marketing,  Diane holds a BA in Rhetoric from Bates College in Maine and an MBA in International Business from the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. Diane serves as a Planning Commissioner in Eastern Summit County; on the Board of Directors of Park City's NPR station, KPCW Radio, and the Park City Rotary Club; and is a co-founder of the Wasatch Back Environmental Alliance and Build Green Utah. She is a past President and member of the Advisory Board for Recycle Utah.

Diane and her husband Hutch, along with avalanche search dogs Belle Starr & Murphy and cats Gus & Princess Buttercup, live in a net zero energy home in Wanship, Utah.  Diane enjoys all forms of snow sliding (tele, alpine & snowboard) and trail running. 

 

Title: Programs Manager

Katie Wright joined The Park City Foundation team in February 2008. She had recently returned from Morocco, where she served with the U.S. Peace Corps focusing on developing a women’s weaving cooperative. Katie holds a Master in Public Administration with a focus on International Development and Nonprofit Management, and worked on a welfare-to-work program in Camden, New Jersey. She also has experience working for the Chester County Community Foundation outside of Philadelphia. Katie received a B.A. in English from Colorado College in 2002.

 

Title: Content Editor

Bridgette is a LEED accredited sustainability consultant based in Park City, UT and helps individuals and companies reduce their environmental impact. With degrees in Mechanical and Environmental Engineering, she has experience in renewable energy, energy efficiency, green building and sustainable development. She is the Architecture Editor for Inhabitat.com and also a contributing writer for LowImpactLiving.com. When she’s not calculating carbon footprints, recycling materials into new things, or writing blog posts, she spends her time cooking, baking tasty gluten free treats and painting. Depending on the season you may find her out skiing, rock climbing, hiking or mountain biking.

Title: Executive Director

Trisha Worthington joined The Park City Foundation in June 2007. She has 13 years of nonprofit management experience, most recently serving as Vice President of Development for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team Foundation (USSA). During her tenure there, she successfully built USSA’s annual private fundraising from a $2 million program to a $6.5 million program. She also successfully led a $60 million capital campaign for the development of the USSA Center of Excellence at Quinn’s Junction. Trisha graduated from University of Minnesota with a B.A. in International Relations. 

 

Title: Environmental Sustainability Manager

Tyler joined the Environmental Sustainability team at Park City Municipal in 2009.  He was previously a Vice President at Goldman Sachs where he founded the firm’s first regional environmental committee while working in the Salt Lake City office.  In this role, Tyler led energy efficiency improvements, organized community service efforts, provided environmental education for employees, and helped establish environmental committees in other regional offices.

Tyler holds a Master’s degree in Economics, with a focus on Environmental Economics, from the University of Utah.  He published a thesis in 2009 titled “Carbon Emissions Reduction Strategies for Utah Households Operating Under a Budget Constraint” which investigated the financial and environmental benefits of living a green lifestyle.  Tyler enjoys reading, visiting coffee shops with his wife, and practicing mindfulness meditation.