Sara Hutchinson is a mother of two children, certified doula, childbirth educator, yoga instructor and founder of OMazing Birth. Sara realized while working in this space that although there are many resources in Park CIty for expecting and new parents, there was no hub to gather all the information. In talking to Perry, she agreed to donate her time to this project.

I am the mother of one child (16 months old) and the first employee of the Hive. As a board-certified music therapist, I have always had a passion for helping children and families, I left my 7 year career at Primary Children’s Hospital after the birth of my son and was lucky enough to start working at the Hive. I know the importance of supporting women and families in their pregnancy and motherhood journey, as I’ve experienced it firsthand and the Hive was a huge support to me after giving birth. I am so happy to be able to give back to this incredible community and I hope to create opportunities for moms to feel supported and know they are not alone.

A mom of two littles Layla (7) and Kaden ( 5.5) I am grateful to be raising my family in this mountain town. We have been living and working in Park City for over a decade, currently I am operating my digital marketing agency, Wasatch Back Media, which I launched in 2020. At Wasatch Back Media we bring brands and companies to life through digital marketing strategies that help them reach their goals and find their growth opportunities. With over a decade of experience in digital marketing we work with prominent brands in the outdoor industry and have experience in multiple business sectors from insurance, cyber to law firms. In my personal life you can find me skiing at Alta or Deer Valley in the winter or biking on all the amazing trails we have here in Park City. The most joy in my life comes from watching our kids enjoy skiing and biking as much as we do. It was an honor to be asked to join the Hive Advisory Board because I believe in the value of community and how important a strong and healthy community of support is when raising a family. The work that Hive does to bring programming and resources in an accessible way is important to me and I'm honored to help this non-profit grow into its next chapter.

I have always had a passion for maternal health, education, and community outreach. I have worked as a labor and delivery nurse for over 10 years, caring for women during and after their delivery. In more recent years, I have become an IBCLC certified lactation consultant and Prenatal Education Coordinator at Park City Hospital. I, along with my wonderful IBCLC partner, run the outpatient lactation clinic at Park City Hospital. In addition to coordinating Park City Hospital prenatal education, I also teach prenatal and breastfeeding courses both in-person and virtually to families throughout the state. I have most recently started a Spanish language breastfeeding class and one-on-one lactation consult visits at People's Health Clinic at no cost to the patients. The addition of these rolls has allowed me to provide education and support to women during their pregnancy and throughout their postpartum period. I have built long lasting relationships with many of my patients. I can truly say I love my job and the women and families that I care for. I have been referring women to Hive events for some time, knowing that the postpartum period can be a trying and lonely time, to say the least. Support during this time is crucial. I love the mission and vision of the Hive Family Collective because it mirrors my own compassion for women and families. The sense of community and support that the Hive creates for our local mommas and their families is magical, and I am thrilled to be a part of it. I wish I had the Hive when I had my babies! I am honored to be on the advisory board of the Hive and cannot wait to see how the Hive grows.

Kristen has led the Early Childhood Alliance since its inception in 2019. Prior to moving to Park City in 2016, she directed government funding and public policy for Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity after spending ten years practicing government contract law with large, national firms. Kristen’s career in law, public policy, and nonprofit work has been made entirely possible by the fantastic childcare providers who cared for her three children.

I joined Hive’s Advisory Board because I think it is so important to support parents and I want every child in our community to have an equal opportunity to a quality foundation that will prepare them to grow, learn, and succeed. Plus, the Hive Founders inspire me!

Becca is a tenacious, people-centric COMMUNITY & BUSINESS LEADER with 10+ years of experience creating consensus among diverse stakeholders, leading complex projects to completion, and clarifying and driving high-level goals.

Among colleagues and peers, she is known as the person willing to pick up the phone and make the call. She is not afraid to step outside her comfort zone to make connections, build relationships, and expand her network; she then utilizes her network to find collaborative, innovative ways to resolve critical issues.

She finds meaning in partnering with non-profits and other organizations to frame their value to and build their voice within the community, identify their allies, and analyze their operational strengths and weaknesses.

Becca and her husband Brent have two children and live in Park City.

Perry Hardy is a working mother of two little girls. After having her second daughter in August 2019 she felt overwhelmed. Fortunately, she had a tribe of friends in a similar situation, but she wished that access to resources and support for mothers and parents was more easily accessible. Her situation motivated her to start Hive Family Collective but she needed and wanted to collaborate with other mothers in the community. Perry connected with her friends Sara and Joanna and the Hive Family Collective was born.

Joanna Kahn is a mother of 2, physical therapist, owner of Personal PT, founder of MAHPP. While she loves working one-on-one with patients, she keeps her eye on the health of the community at large. After transitioning to motherhood, she found a void in perinatal care collaboration. She is beyond thrilled to partner with Perry and Sara to create Hive Family Collective and fill this void.