Jennifer is owner and founder of Eagleview West, a leading Life Care Management & consulting company serving Northwest Montana and surrounding areas. She is author of 7 Steps to Long Term Care Planning, a guidebook to help individuals, families, and professionals design a roadmap for aging. Jennifer completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from The Ohio State University in 1993. Jennifer resides in Kalispell and enjoys time with fam-ily, exercising, travel, and doing most things outdoors. Jennifer spent many years of her career focused on critical care nursing. She also served as a U.S. Peace Corps volunteer in Papua New Guinea. Later, she relocated to Montana after completing a short-term assignment as a travel nurse. After many years working in the acute care setting, and while working full time as a critical care nurse, she founded her Life Care Management practice, Eagleview West. Having a vision to move her career outside the acute setting for a more flexible option, reduced stress and good potential for increased earnings while eliminating "shift work." Jennifer's experience of starting a business unique to Montana included many struggles, mistakes and opportunities for learning how to overcome some of the unique and common challenges for professionals in private practice. Jennifer found there was a lack of a simple resource which focused on planning for the many years spent in older adulthood. Jennifer published a book, "7 Steps to Long Term Care Planning" in 2017, a guidebook for individuals, families and professionals to utilize for designing a road map for aging. She also holds multiple credentials, including Certified Dementia Trainer and Practitioner (CADDCT), Certified Life Care Planner (CLCP), and Certified Care Manager (CMC). Her years of experience helps provide exceptional services to a diverse clientele while being responsive to the needs of all involved parties. Being a master of collaboration, along with a caring demeanor, compliments the business-minded approach Jennifer uses. Jennifer serves in many leadership roles and volunteers locally and at the state level. Jennifer served two terms as a public-school trustee for Flathead County, participated as a stakeholder expert to develop the "State plan for Alzheimer's and Related Dementia," and was more recently appointed by the Montana Supreme Court to serve as a member of the Working Interdisciplinary Networks of Guardianship Stakeholders (WINGS). Over many years as a volunteer for the Alzheimer's Association, Jennifer has helped raise much needed funding and improved aware-ness, helping connect others to valuable resources, education and support. Passionate about building a positive business culture with ever-present opportu-nities for personal enrichment and professional development, Jennifer hopes to encourage others to pursue leadership positions, stay connected to others in the industry, and volunteer regularly. Jennifer hopes to help other professionals have a better understanding of the field of Life Care Management, have a good foundation for being able to help others while capitalizing on their own experience and education, and understand the key areas of practice for Life Care Managers. Shanna Huber resides in Delaware, Ohio with her husband of over 20 years. She has three wonderful children, John, Joe and Shara. Shanna began her career as an RN in 1995. She went on to further her education at University of Phoenix to obtain her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). She had a passion for education and again went back to school to obtain her Master of Science in Nursing with an emphasis on healthcare education (MSN/Ed). She is a Certified Case Manager (CCM), Certified Nurse Life Care Planner (CNLCP), Certified Life Care Planner (CLCP), and Certified Care Manager (CCM). Shanna worked in various fields of nursing including skilled nursing, cardiac, trauma, float nursing, nursing instructor, and school nursing. She always wanted to start her own business since she was a little girl. Growing up, Shanna and her best friend Julie would dream about the various business adventures they would have in the future. As an adult, she was passionate about helping seniors and their loved ones navigate the healthcare system and was well rounded in the field of nursing. Shanna opened her Life Care Management business, Ripple Life Care Planning, in the summer of 2015. Shanna also provided life care planning services for litigation purposes through her business. Shanna struggled to find a software system that fit her unique needs in this niche market as a Life Care Manager. Being a problem solver, she hired a developer and developed software specifically for her care management practice, resolving common daily issues. With a passion to help others she decided to sell the software to other Life Care Managers. Shanna launched My Junna Software in 2018, which provides Life Care Managers tools to run their business effectively and efficiently. As Shanna trained both new and seasoned Life Care Managers on the soft-ware, she realized many were in need of mentorship and had a lot of unanswered questions. Many others were struggling with the same things she struggled with. Talking with her friend, Jennifer Crowley, they decided to provide other Life Care Managers a road map in order to become successful in a shorter period of time as well as provide standardization of practice for the field in general. Shanna is passionate about helping others and has a special heart for women. She is on the board of CG Women Empowerment Africa (CGWE), a non-profit that uses the "Dabaree" process to support women in Ethiopia and provides education, support and women empowerment to some of the neediest women in Ethiopia. Shanna traveled to Ethiopia in 2015 with the missionaries of CGWE. She continues to provide support to this organization and volunteers regularly for much fundraising efforts. In Shanna's spare time she enjoys exercising, running, and vacations on the beach. She loves spending time with friends and family. She loves when her children are all home at the same time hanging out, eating great food and playing board games.