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Stephan C. Abrams

Entrepreneur - Enjoying Parenthood - Servant Leader

Who is Stephan C. Abrams?

Stephan C. Abrams is the co-owner of The Liquor Store of Jackson Hole and Jackson Hole Marketplace in Wyoming. He began his career at The Liquor Store in 1999 as a cashier and worked his way up to become a partner in 2006.1 In 2014, he took on the CEO position with the blessing of his business partner Rod Everett.3

In 2017, Abrams and Everett purchased an existing business and opened the retail shop for Jackson Hole Marketplace along with some investors.3 Abrams is highly knowledgeable in the wine, liquor and beer industry and enjoys close ties with friendly local customers, excellent staff, diverse vendors, and dependable distributors.2

Abrams is also the host and creator of The Jackson Hole Connection podcast, during which he shares the stories of interesting people connected to Jackson Hole.23 He is passionate about listening to and sharing people's stories, hoping to pass on the importance of this to his two sons, Louis and William.3

Originally from Brookhaven, Mississippi, Abrams dreamed of moving West since attending the University of Alabama.2 He has been an active member of the Jackson Hole community, serving on the boards of the Jackson Hole Jewish Community and the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce.3 He values his membership and involvement in the Rotary Lunch Club as well.3

In addition to his business ventures, Abrams recently launched The Vault, a secure climate-controlled facility for local wine and spirit enthusiasts to store their collections.2 He is proud to call Wyoming his home and serving the community is one of his greatest pleasures.23

Highlights

Jul 14 · linkedin

Today is the 250th and last episode of The Jackson Hole Connection. My last guest is Kylie McCormick, a Wyoming based historian who was born and raised in Casper. What better way to conclude our journey than by delving into the rich history of Wyoming and exploring the lives of its remarkable figures?

In this episode Kylie and I explore Wyoming’s past, discussing topics such as the experiences of religious minorities, the women’s suffrage movement, the significance of figures like Esther Morris and Grace Raymond Hebard, and the boom and bust cycle of the state. Kylie shares her personal experiences growing up Jewish in Wyoming and how she found her passion for researching and sharing stories about Wyoming's history. Kylie and I also touch on the impact of jokes and the importance of teaching history in a way that fosters empathy and understanding. This final episode serves as a reminder to find joy, gratitude, and love in life and to engage in meaningful conversations with others.

Listen in your favorite podcast app or here: https://lnkd.in/gKU_VAaj

To learn more about Kylie, visit KylieTheHistorian.com

We will miss sharing the amazing stories of the wonderful people connected to Jackson Hole. Thank you so much to our listeners and over 250 guests in the past 4 and a half years. I would like to thank his wife and kids for always supporting him and also thank Michael Moeri who has been helping with the podcast on editing and marketing since the inception of the podcast back in September of 2018. To connect with Michael you can visit MichaelMoeri.com

Finally, we extend a special thank you to all our sponsors, particularly Teton County Solid Waste and Recycling, Jackson Hole Marketplace and The Liquor Store for their steadfast support throughout the years.

We hope to see you all out around town. Cheers….until next time.

Jun 29 · linkedin

I had a lot of fun getting to know my podcast guest this week, Macye Maher.

https://lnkd.in/gBxm5DhR

Macye Maher is a mom, business owner, published author, and advocate for land preservation. She moved to Jackson in 1998 and has fully embraced mountain life. Macye and her husband Alex are the founders of Live Water Properties, and they are currently working on restoring a historic ranch in Wyoming.

The conversation starts with Macye sharing her adventurous tale of moving to Alaska with friends after high school. She then discusses her love for the outdoors and explains why she chose to move to Jackson in '98. Macye and I then delve into her book, "Fireworks and Fertility," exploring the title's representation of the emotional and explosive nature of both fireworks and fertility issues. Macye emphasizes the significance of embracing one's identity as a writer. We also discuss Macye and Alex's recent purchase of a ranch near Thermopolis, Wyoming, highlighting Macye's commitment to restoring, preserving and enhancing the land.

Have a comment or a question? Email us at [email protected]. Marketing and editing support by Michael Moeri.

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Jackson, Wyoming, United States