team members and foster great performance in diverse businesses and industries.  Jeremy was born and raised in Missoula and has a philosophy degree from Seattle University and J.D. from New York University.

On moving to Montana, she was hired to head the Dance Program at the University of Montana, earned a masters in Movement Studies from Wesleyan, went on to become a full professor, establish two dance companies – Mo-Trans and Headwaters Dance Co. – earn UM’s award for Outstanding Faculty and the 2009 Governor’s Arts Awards for the State of Montana.

She has taught dance on four other continents, and had her site-specific dance work shown on CNN’s World News.  Her travel memoir, Crossing the River: A Life in Brazil was published in 2015.  Her articles have been published in Outside, Outside On-line, Mamalode, and High Desert Journal.

and moved to Montana with her husband and children in 2006.  She graduated with high honors from the University of Montana School of Law and has served as a board member for a number of other local nonprofit organizations.

understanding of local economic and social needs, working closely with individuals, businesses, and nonprofit organizations to support financial well-being and community growth. Faye attended the University of Montana where she received bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business. Faye attended the University of Montana where she received bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business. She served on numerous state and local boards related to health care, economic development, education, and social services. Faye remains committed to civic engagement and currently serves as a member of Rotary, the Youth Homes investment committee, Montana
Ambassadors, and Leadership Montana.

To further specialize in tax law, he later earned an LL.M. in taxation with honors from Northwestern University. During law school, Bridger honed his litigation skills on the intercollegiate mock trial team, competed in moot court, and contributed to the university’s tax clinic. His passion for mock trial continues to this day as he coaches the University of Montana Mock Trial Team and assists with the university’s trial practice class. Bridger’s diverse legal experience includes work with the United States Trade Representative, the U.S. Senate, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Montana, and the IRS Office of Chief Counsel in St. Paul, Minnesota. Licensed in both Montana and Minnesota, Bridger’s practice spans probate litigation, personal injury, tax controversy, general litigation, nonprofit law, and business planning. He has helped establish multiple nonprofit organizations and successfully resolved complex tax disputes with the IRS. Bridger combines his strong academic background, diverse professional experiences, and practical skills to navigate complex legal issues effectively. He welcomes new challenges and is committed to achieving positive results for his clients across various areas of law.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​