Driven by a passion for supporting youth and mental health initiatives, Dana Wikan has dedicated over 25 years of marketing expertise to both technology companies and non-profits. In 2017, Dana and her family relocated to Big Sky, drawn by their love for the mountain lifestyle. Since then, Dana has quickly immersed herself in the community, contributing her skills and enthusiasm to various local organizations. She currently serves on the Board of Directors as Vice President of the Big Sky Futbol Club and Secretary for Wellness in Action. She also co-founded Big Sky Oktoberfest and Big Sky Youth Alliance with her husband, Larry, to support local youth. You can often find Dana enjoying Big Sky's trails with her dogs, Thor and Liesl, or pursuing her passions for skiing, running, golf, cooking, and spending time with family and friends.

Michelle is the Executive Administrative Assistant at Big Sky Resort. Prior to this position, Michelle worked in the non-profit world for over 20 years.  She is currently a volunteer member of the Lone Peak High School Booster Club and a member of the BSCO Gala Committee. Michelle holds an AA in Travel in Tourism from SUNY- Morrisville and BS in Sociology from Montana State University. Michelle is passionate about WIA because it is an organization that has been able to provide much-needed services to our dynamic community.  In her words, “It (WIA) was the first group to recognize the needs and provide affordable and accessible options.  WIA continues to bridge the gap by providing access to much-needed resources. As someone who has utilized the programs and services, you see firsthand how essential this is for our community.”

Katie Grice has been a resident of Big Sky since 2007; she currently serves as the Vice President of Sales for Boyne Resorts. Her education includes a Bachelor of Science (Political Science, Central Michigan University), a Master’s in Business Administration (University of Montana) and she has held a Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) designation since 2013. Katie strongly believes in giving back to the community and initiatives that support living in Big Sky. She also serves on the Montana Governor’s appointed Tourism Advisory Council and as the current chair of the Big Sky Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. Katie has a passion for the programming WIA offers, behavioral health in particular. Katie enjoys the best Big Sky offers through skiing and mountain biking with family and friends, and her loyal Golden Retriever companion, Watson.

In 2012, Becky moved her photography business from Billings to Big Sky, drawn winters on skis and summers behind the lens. She holds a degree in English-Secondary Education and joined Big Sky Community Housing Trust in 2020, becoming Program and Communications Director in 2022. With experience as a teacher and small business owner, she loves her new home in the nonprofit sector and working on community-focused initiatives. Passionate about expanding Wellness In Action’s services, Becky also serves as a board member for the Firelight HOA, enjoys biking Big Sky’s spectacular trails, and embarks on adventures with her dog, Duke.

Elise Greenberg began coming to Big Sky in the summer of 1997 and recently became a full-time resident.  She began her business career as a CPA and is currently the President and CEO of Greenberg’s Jewelers.  Elise has served as a member and President on many Boards of Directors, including Unity Point Health – St. Luke’s Hospital and Foundation, Girls, Inc. Alzheimer’s Association, as well as several other community-based organizations and industry boards. The health and welfare of the communities in which she lives has been a life-long focus. It is WIA’s mission of promoting well-being by connecting people to resources and providing much-needed behavioral health services to our community that makes this important to her. Elise enjoys the beauty of Big Sky through Nordic skiing, hiking, and biking.

Jahnel moved to Big Sky in December of 2006 to enjoy a winter of skiing and has called it home ever since. She currently works for Lone Peak Physical Therapy as a Patient Coordinator. She also manages the Yeti Dogs Softball team in the summer and the Sweeping with the Enemy Curling team in the winter. Jahnel’s passion for the well-being of the Big Sky Community brought her to WIA, and she is looking forward to helping spread awareness of WIA’s services to the community.