Board Members & Advisors

​Pam Cutler, MD, Chair

Dr. Pam Cutler brings more than 25 years of clinical and administrative leadership in emergency medicine across rural and urban settings throughout the western United States. Her areas of focus include rural health care, patient safety, and quality improvement. At Presbyterian Healthcare Services, an eight-hospital health system serving New Mexico, she led initiatives in patient safety, risk management, and quality improvement. She also served as President of Western Montana Clinic, an independent multi-specialty medical group in Missoula, Montana.

Dr. Cutler has served on numerous boards, including as President of the Montana Medical Association Board of Trustees and as a member of the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana Community Advisory Board. She received her undergraduate degree from the College of William and Mary, her medical degree from the University of Virginia, and completed her residency in Emergency Medicine at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. She serves on the Strategy and HR Committee.

Elected November 2022; current term ends November 2026.

​James K. Hunt, Vice Chair

James K. ("Jim") Hunt has built a distinguished career in corporate finance spanning high yield debt, private equity, mergers and acquisitions, and the management of financial services businesses. He has served on more than 20 corporate and nonprofit boards, including seven public companies, demonstrating a sustained commitment to organizational governance.

Jim currently serves as Non-Executive Board Chairman of Hunt Companies, Inc., an international real estate investment firm headquartered in El Paso, Texas. He also serves on the boards of the Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum, Friends of Pathways, and the National Forest Foundation. He holds a BBA from the University of Texas at El Paso and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He and his wife, Maggie Fellner Hunt, have two adult daughters.

Appointed February 2023; current term ends November 2028.

​Bill Hoglund, Treasurer

Bill Hoglund brings extensive expertise in finance, investment, and corporate governance to the St. John's Health Board of Trustees. A graduate of Duke University and the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, he spent 18 years as an investment banker with JP Morgan across New York, London, and Chicago, subsequently serving as Chief Financial Officer of a client company in Seattle before retiring in 2000. Since that time, he has been actively investing in private companies.

Bill currently serves as Chair of the boards of Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, a NASDAQ-listed company, and SAFE Boats International, a leading manufacturer of vessels for military and law enforcement. He also serves as a Director of Bridger Trust, a Wyoming Trust Company, where he is a member of the audit committee.

His commitment to the Jackson community spans nearly two decades. He served on the board of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole for 11 years, including two as Chair, and was a founding member and past Chair of the Teton County Search & Rescue Foundation. He has also served on the board of Teton Literacy Center. Bill and his wife, Lannie, have three adult children and six grandchildren.

Elected November 2024; current term ends November 2028.

​Brent Blue MD, Secretary

Dr. Brent Blue has served the Jackson Hole community as a primary care physician for more than 40 years. During that time, he founded the hospital's car seat program, championed a tobacco-free campus, promoted the establishment of onsite childcare, and initiated the home health department. He served on the Teton County Public Health Board for eight years and founded Jackson Hole Family Planning, where he continues to serve as President.

Dr. Blue is Board Certified in Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine and is currently serving his third term as elected Teton County Coroner. He serves on the board of Dog is My Copilot, an animal rescue organization, and volunteers as a pilot. He is a columnist for a national aviation magazine and a recognized lecturer and author on aeromedical topics.

Elected November 2022; current term ends November 2026.

​Katharine Conover-Keller

Katharine Conover-Keller served as President of the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole for more than 14 years prior to her retirement in February 2020. Under her leadership, the organization's assets grew by more than 40 percent to exceed $85 million, and the Foundation's annual Old Bill's Fun Run continued to raise millions of dollars for local nonprofits.

Earlier in her career, Katharine served as Executive Director of Community Safety Network, during which time she also served on the Governor's Domestic Violence Elimination Council and the Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence. She previously worked as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at the Jackson Hole Community Counseling Center. In 2015, she was named Citizen of the Year by the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce.

Appointed January 2022; initially elected November 2022; current term ends November 2026.

​Shannon Brennan

Shannon Brennan leverages her experience in a decades-long career in federal energy management and leadership to bring skills in strategic planning and forecasting, risk management, decision analysis, facility management, and stakeholder relations to the Board. Certified in advanced project management from Stanford, she has led major corporate contract transitions and complex high-risk, high-hazard facility startups. She has served on nationwide public engagement boards and was influential in strengthening federal policy in comprehensive, accurate and transparent public information release. She was appointed to the Teton County Board of Health in 2021. She was formerly responsible for reviewing proposed uses of federal funds for healthcare facilities in Wyoming. She holds an advanced degree in public and hospital administration from the University of South Dakota. Shannon was an ex officio member of the Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce and currently is a member of the Jackson Chamber. She is a Senior Fellow with the Washington-based Partnership for Public Service.

Elected November 2024, Current Term Ends November 2028.

​Bruce Hayse, MD

Dr. Bruce Hayse is one of the longest-serving family practitioners in the Jackson Hole valley, having established his practice in the community in 1983. A native of Oregon, he earned a Master of Science in plant ecology from the University of Wisconsin and his medical degree from the University of Oregon. Prior to moving to Jackson, he served with the U.S. Forest Service in Idaho and co-founded the environmental advocacy organization Earth First!

Dr. Hayse remains an active conservation advocate, serving on the boards of the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance, the Western Wetlands Project, and the Wyoming Wilderness Association. His family practice office is located on Broadway in downtown Jackson. He was named Citizen of the Year by the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce in 1992.

Elected November 2008; current term ends November 2028.

Board Advisors

​James Auge

James ("Jim") Auge is Vice President and co-owner of Teton Motors, a family-founded business with more than 50 years of history in Jackson Hole. After earning his degree from the University of Wyoming, Jim worked at PricewaterhouseCoopers and Fidelity National Title before returning to Jackson in 1991. He has held leadership roles with the Rotary Club, the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce, Community Safety Network, Teton Youth & Family Services, and the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, and currently serves on the board of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming. Jim has served as a Director of the St. John's Health Foundation board since 2023.

​Tom Bruno

Tom Bruno is a Managing Director and Principal of Robertson Stephens in Jackson, Wyoming. His career in financial services includes roles as a Wealth Advisor at Wells Fargo's Private Bank in Jackson and, prior to that, leading the west coast region of FactSet's investment research division from San Francisco. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Finance from the University of Iowa.

Tom currently serves as President of the Rotary Club of Jackson Hole and Chair of the St. John's Health Foundation board, and has been a Director of the St. John's Health Foundation board since 2019.

Antuanett Lopez, MA, LPC

Antuanett Lopez is a Jackson, Wyoming-based licensed professional counselor with a background in clinical mental health and rehabilitation counseling. She brings expertise in behavioral health, trauma-informed care, and community well-being, with experience supporting individuals navigating anxiety, depression, complex behaviors, and domestic violence. Her work centers on fostering resilience, balanced living, and sustainable approaches to long-term health outcomes. Antuanett holds a Master of Arts in Rehabilitation and Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Arizona.

​Anahi Morillon

Anahi is a bilingual substance abuse therapist with Mental Health & Recovery Services of Jackson Hole. Previously she was a mental health counselor with Vista Counseling in Jackson. She earned her Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work degrees at the University of Wyoming. Anahi is a mental health advisor for Coombs Outdoors, and she is a member of Latine Professionals Club. Previously she was a Director of the Shelter JH board.

​Bob Pisano

Bob Pisano is a retired entertainment executive with more than 30 years of leadership experience in Hollywood, preceded by a legal career in Los Angeles and Paris, France. He currently serves on three for-profit boards and previously served as Co-Chair of the St. John’s Health Foundation Board. He also recently concluded his tenure as Chair of the Board of the Motion Picture & Television Fund, a charitable foundation supporting members of the entertainment industry.

Bob and his wife, Carolyn, have maintained a home in Jackson Hole for more than 30 years and, in recent years, established full-time residence in the community.

​Robin Riske

Robin Riske is a seasoned finance executive with experience across multiple industries. She currently serves as a financial consultant and advisor to women's health practices in the San Francisco Bay Area. Previously, she served as Vice President and Corporate Controller at One Medical, a multi-unit medical practice in San Francisco, and earlier served as financial controller at Peet's Coffee for more than 12 years.

Robin serves as an advisory board member for Becoming Jackson Whole, a board member of the Astoria Park Conservancy, and Treasurer and Board Member of the Snake River Sporting Club Improvement Service District.

​Albert J. Wheeler III, MD, Chief of Staff

Dr. Albert R. Wheeler III (AJ) has served the Jackson community for more than two decades as a board-certified emergency medicine physician at St. John’s Health.

A graduate of The Ohio State University College of Medicine, Dr. Wheeler completed both his internship and residency in Emergency Medicine at Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital. He earned certification from the American Board of Emergency Medicine in 2006 and continues to advance high-quality, patient-centered emergency care.

Throughout his tenure, Dr. Wheeler has been recognized for his leadership in clinical excellence, his commitment to supporting care teams, and his dedication to ensuring timely, compassionate treatment for patients and families.