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About Jeb

After 18 years at Loon Mountain and Booth Creek Resorts in New Hampshire, Jeb made the leap to start his own company—Arc2Arc, LLC., which serves as a resource to the ski industry. There he puts his business administration degree and years of diversified experience to good use with this unique dual-focused business. When not consulting with other resorts, he is busy developing the Arc2Arc Alpine Training Center, a comprehensive and innovative coaching and training service for recreational, amateur, and professional skiers in Lincoln, New Hampshire. Jeb currently lives in Thornton, New Hampshire, in the heart of the White Mountains with his wife Holly and son Tucker where they enjoy liquid sports all year round. This is his second term on the team.

Vital Stats

Hometown: Thornton, NH

Resort: Cannon Mountain, NH

Sponsors: Dynastar, Lange, Swix, Smith Optics and Helmets, Patagonia, Duofold, Highgear

Favorite run: Lone Pine (Snowbird, UT)

Favorite travel destination: English Harbor, Antigua

Favorite sports team: Boston Red Sox

Ski day lunch: Burgers and fries!

Après style: PBRs on the deck.

Skis on: Dynastar 4x4 and Groove

Average days on snow each season: 112

Most memorable ski moment: Rat Packing around with the team on the final day of the 2007 National Academy, watching Dan Egan slam on the brakes as he followed Nick Herrin over a cliff at the 'Bird.

Top three off-snow activities:
1) Water Skiing
2) Wake surfing
3) Cycling

First ski outfit: Blue jeans, green dusters, and green, red, and yellow parka that was too small, topped off with a brown and white oversized pom pom hat.

Unusual talent: I can fool the kids by removing my thumb – amazing!

Best thing about being on the PSIA Alpine Team: I love the travel.  All the great places you get to ski. The big resorts are always an awesome experience but so too are the small resorts as they bring me back to my roots. 

Words of wisdom to someone not involved in snowsports to encourage them to try skiing or riding: First, this sport is one of the only activities one can do that can afford such a wide range of stimulation to the senses and can stir up so many different emotions.  This is what keeps the sport interesting as it's really so much more than simply going left and right; it's about the excitement, sensation, thrill, and the pride you get when you look back at a section of the mountain and say, "Yup, I just skied that!" Personal fulfillment aside, skiing is truly a lifelong activity that can be enjoyed equally by all ages, making it a great activity to do as a family.