An afternoon business meeting in Jackson Hole: Tracy Hiatt, Darla Worden, Katie Wolitarsky and Katherine Longfield


WordenGroup associates with friends from the Jackson Hole Chamber enjoy a summer afternoon


WordenGroup had the opportunity to meet the remarkable Dr. Jane Goodall in Denver as she accepted the Global Explorers Citizens of the World award.


Tracy, Anne, Darla and Eliza

Darla, left, and Tracy, right, prepare to depart in a Tundra Buggy on Natural Habitat Adventures' Polar Bear Expedition in Churchill, Manitoba.

Katie, Darla, Katherine and Tracy enjoy a ski day at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.

Darla Worden

Darla Worden launched her own public relations firm in 1993, focusing on the hospitality, travel, and architecture industries. A media relations specialist, she has placed stories in local and national media including The New York Times, Conde Nast Traveler and CBS Sunday Morning. With the early publication of a poem in the Blue Light Review, Worden intended to be a poet, but needing a day job instead found herself in the p.r. department of The Denver Post. Eventually she served as group publisher for Colorado Homes & Lifestyles and Atlanta Homes and as Vice President at Denver advertising and p.r. firm Kinzley-Hughes. Her byline appears in publications including Big Sky Journal and the award-winning ezine New West. A third-generation Wyoming native, her colorful family history includes the time her grandfather lassoed a barn (and saved it from floating away) and her childhood playhouse made from an old sheepwagon.

Eliza Cross

Eliza Cross is a public relations professional and freelance writer who was a magazine publishing executive for 20 yearsexperience that gives her insight into what editors really want and need. She is the founder and former publisher of Mountain Living magazine, and her p.r. efforts have landed placements in numerous publications including the New York Daily News, Chicago Tribune and Corporate Meetings & Incentives. The author of three books, she has written more than 175 articles for a variety of regional and national publications, many of them reflecting her love of the high country. An avid cook with a penchant for pork, Eliza is often heard to say, "Bacon makes everything better." She lives with her family in Centennial, Colorado.

Anne McGregor Parsons

Writer/editor Anne McGregor Parsons' most recent p.r. efforts have found their way into media including USA Today, Men's Journal, Grist.org and Environmental News Network (enn.com). Her 20 years of publishing experience includes stints at Boston Magazine and as editor-in-chief of Colorado Homes & Lifestyles, and her freelance writing topics range from Dennis Weaver's "Earthship" home to paper clips. Her love for travel has invited such adventures as an unintentionally suitcase-free fortnight in Peru and, most recently, a summer road trip that culminated with finding a new VW Beetle oil pan in Victor, Idaho. She works from Denver, Colorado, where she lives in a very small house with a large husband and dogand two thankfully average-size daughters.

Katherine Longfield

Account executive Katherine Longfield has a background in art history and architectural theory, with a master's from Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Preservation, and Planning. Her involvement in art/architecture media began in the musty basement of the Smithsonian as an intern, transcribing previously-unpublished interviews conducted by mid-century art publications. After moving on to work with a variety of museums, galleries and art commissions nationwide, she found a home at WordenGroup, where she's happily putting her expertiseand grasp of somewhat esoteric architectural lingoto work as an account executive on art and architecture-related accounts. Katherine lives in Jackson, enjoying as many outdoor pursuits as possibleincluding her latest athletic triumph, extreme tubing

Katie-Chloe Stock

Accounts Assistant Katie-Chloe Stock is a recent graduate from the University of Mississippi. Katie-Chloe's communications experience includes interning at the Oxford Convention & Visitor's Bureau where she wrote press releases and promoted the annual Double Decker arts festival. After spending a month in Mississippi after graduation, Katie-Chloe decided to trade in the humidity and heat for some fresh mountain air in Jackson. Recently, she got a Bernese Mountain puppy, Finley, who fills her time when she's not in the WordenGroup office. While she is learning about the many facets of public relations with her new position, she is also eager to take part in the ski and outdoor culture that is Jackson.

Dina Mishev

Dina Mishev studied math and economics at Northwestern University and the London School of Economics before deciding writing was the career for her. She has been freelancing from her home in Jackson, Wyo. for over a decade, writing about everything from architecture to lost pirate treasure. Her stories have appeared in Outside, Shape, Western Art + Architecture, Natural Home, Luxury Living, Big Sky Journal, National Geographic Traveler, and more. She is a regular contributor to Sunset and AAA Via. A member of the Society of American Travel Writers and North American Snowsports Journalist Association, Dina has won numerous awards for her work. When not writing, she is a host of the television show Wyoming Chronicle on Wyoming PBS. Looking for new challenges, she signed on with WordenGroup to help with architecture-related accounts. When not writing, Dina loves being up in the mountains, preferably with skis attached to her feet or her hands on rock, or cruising around the valley on her road bike.