Clay Moorhead

After receiving a B.A. from Middlebury College and a J.D. from Vanderbilt University Law School, Clay worked in tax and estate planning at Andersen Tax in NYC for a few years before moving to Jackson Hole full time in 2008. Deciding to follow his passions, Clay embarked on a significant pivot in his career path and now enjoys summers as a fishing guide and winters as a ski instructor.

A dedicated supporter of nonprofit volunteerism, Clay has focused his work on fisheries conservation and behavioral health, sitting on numerous boards and councils. Clay spent seven years on the board of the Snake River Fund and currently serves on the board of Mental Health and Recovery Services of JH, The Redside Foundation and the national board of American Rivers. He is also on the advisory board of Trout Unlimited’s Snake River Headwaters initiative, the Steering Committee of the Snake River Headwaters Watershed Group, and the Resource Council of The Grand Teton National Park Foundation. Clay and his wife, Jillian, live in Wilson, WY, where they are raising their three children: Wells (10), Parker (8), and Caroline (5).