Misty is the co-owner of Misty Morning Cottages in Rockwood, Maine. Her managerial and sales experience combined with communication, marketing and internet skills forged the road to open, promote and grow a business in the tourism industry. While not a Mainer by birth, she is passionate about sharing the beauty of the Moosehead Lake Region with travelers from all over the world both in person and through social media. Her favorite pastimes and hobbies include hiking, kayaking, reading and photography.

Jenny is the Business & Community Relations Manager for the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) Maine Woods Initiative. A graduate of the University of Maine and Senior Fellow of the Environmental Leadership Program, she was instrumental in the successful launch of AMC’s Medawisla Lodge & Cabins and the current effort around creating the Maine Woods International Dark Sky Park. She is a Registered Maine Guide and Wilderness First Responder. She serves on the Piscataquis County Economic Development Council executive committee, Greenville Planning Board and is a county advisor for the Maine Community Foundation. Her numerous volunteer efforts are centered around her love of the people and landscape of the Moosehead region. In her free time, she loves to trail run, hike, cross country ski and finding the highest mountains to climb.

Alison, along with her husband Scott, are in their 19th year of operating/owning Wilsons on Moosehead Lake. Over the last few years, we have expanded the business from lodging only, to include a guide service and fly shop. Her accounting and bookkeeping experience co-owning a successful local construction company, along with previous management positions, helped set her up for this adventure in the world of hospitality. Growing up in family owned businesses gave her a front row seat and knowledge of the hard work, dedication, and life of self employment. She is the Vice President for Destination Moosehead Lake and currently the co-chair of the Marketing Committee, President of The Friends of Moosehead Lake, was a member of the Brand Leadership Team involved in Wayfinding/Signage and Chair for the Marketing Committee. Through all of her volunteer positions, she has helped spread the word that Moosehead Lake is America’s Crown Jewel! When not working or volunteering, you can find her supporting her 3 sons at any of their events or games, hanging with her dogs, snowmobiling the Moosehead Trail, or sitting with her toes in the sand.

Cheri and her husband Scott moved from Southern Maine over 23 years to start Kamp Kamp with her brother Randy. They travelled here as children and Moosehead Lake always held a special place in their hearts and knew one day they would live here. Cheri also is secretary of the Greenville Junction Depot Friends which is working to save the Greenville Junction Depot and sits on the board of Directors for the Wilderness Sled Dog Racing Association that holds the long distance sled dog race here in Greenville yearly. Because of her love of the region she does volunteer for many other events that help bring folks to the Moosehead Lake area to experience what we are so fortunate to enjoy daily. In her spare time she likes gardening, reading, travel and discovering the Maine Woods and Waters by snowmobile in the winter and boating in the summer. It’s All Good in the Woods for her….

Margarita serves as vice president of the Moosehead Lake Region Economic Development Corporation and, as chair of its grants and fundraising committee and its waterfront park planning committee over the last two years, has helped raise close to a half a million dollars to support its mission to enhance the economy of our region and revitalize downtown Greenville. Growing up in a military family, Margarita learned the lessons of service early and dedicated her career to education, first as a public school teacher and then a university administrator. She retired as the assistant vice president for corporate and foundation relations at Purdue University in 2015, the culmination of a 30-year tenure. It was the vastness of the Maine woods and the opportunity to walk out the back door and fish on a boreal lake that drew Margarita and her husband, John, to the Moosehead Lake region. They enjoy hiking, kayaking, and spending time with their six children, two of whom live in Maine, and ten grandchildren.