Terry Winchell has lived in Jackson Hole for over thirty years. He owns and operates Fighting Bear Antiques, successfully growing the business from a small antiques store to a nationally-recognized gallery. He is an authority on rustic furniture and the author of Thomas Molesworth, "The Pioneer of Western Design." He has lectured extensively on the subject of western design and was the architect of two Public Television programs: one for WGBH Boston and the other for Main Street Wyoming. Terry served on the Board of the Jackson Hole Historical Society and is a member of the Advisory Board for the Grand Teton Park Foundation. He is also on the Advisory Board of the Western Design Conference. Terry joined the Center for the Arts Board of Directors in September 2006 and has served on the building and grounds, programming and fundraising committees, and chairman of the finance committee. He was elected chairman of the Board in October of 2009. Terry received a degree in business administration from the University of Nebraska and attended the University of Colorado, Graduate Business School, in Boulder, Colorado.