Snowbound Expo 2026 Exhibitor List

A Vermont native, Hannah qualified for the U.S. National ski team when she was just 16 years old. This moment in time launched a long and successful career including three Olympics, three World Championships gold medals, and winning 16 World Cups in a row with a total of 46 World Cups during her career. Hannah retired in 2015 on the day she tied the record for most World Cup wins. After retiring, she graduated from Westminster College with a marketing degree and earned a personal trainer certification from the American Council on Exercise. She currently works as a sports performance trainer and for the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Team’s Foundation as an Athlete Gift Officer. Hannah serves on the International Ski Federation (FIS) Council and the board of the Youth Sports Alliance.

A top-ranked American downhill skier, World Cup contender, and Olympian, Alice is local to the area having grown up in Hingham, MA and chasing her older brother around the slopes of the Northeast. For the longest time, her goals were simple: “have fun and beat the boys.” In 2020, Alice became one of the first female professional athletes in the world to vocalize her struggle with an eating disorder and treatment, garnering national and international media attention. Since then, Alice has emerged as a leader in sharing her story on mental health and body image.

Commonly referred to as “Maine’s Finest Athlete”, Donny began his career in the rugged landscapes of the Pine Tree State. He has broken multiple speed records, consistently broken his previous fastest time, and takes great pride in sharing Maine culture with the far reaches of the globe.

An Olympian, commentator, author, podcaster, actor, entrepreneur, and a legendary pro snowboarder, Richard is originally from Paxton MA where he credits much of his success in snowboarding to where he grew up riding. Richards spent much of his time on the slopes of Wachusett, Gunstock, and Stratton and the variable conditions of east coast winters gave him a sharper set of skills when it came to riding a snowboard in all types of terrain. Richards comes from a skateboarding background and began competitive snowboarding around the time half pipes were new to the scene. He went on to claim multiple X Games medals (his first Gold being at the inaugural X Games event in 1997), multiple US Open Halfpipe titles, and many other contests and wins. Richards joined Team USA in Nagano, Japan, for snowboarding’s inauguration into the 1998 Winter Olympic Games. Today he serves as a live commentator and the “voice” of action sports events, including the Winter Olympics, Dew Tour, Nitro Games, US Grand Prix, and more. He has been NBC’s voice of snowboarding for five Olympic Games and will continue to be an industry leader in the host/commentator space for years to come.

Trailblazing snowboarder known for fearless creativity and signature style. First Black snowboarder to win an X Games gold medal (Knuckle Huck, 2020). Silver medalist in 2024. Ambassador for Hoods to Woods and leader of Red Bull Slide-In Tour.

Professional freeride skier, film producer, and host of the 'Long Underwear' podcast. Starred in Warren Miller and Teton Gravity Research films. Protect Our Winters' 2021 Alliance Member of the Year.

Park City–based big-mountain skier and former NCAA racer. Known for jaw-dropping descents in Alaska and British Columbia, featured in Teton Gravity Research films.

Rising snowboard star, debuted at X Games Aspen 2025. Learned to ride at age three in Brooklyn and New Jersey.