Paul Vogelheim

Paul Vogelheim is a former Teton County Commissioner in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and a recipient of Wyoming’s 2016 Commissioner of the Year award, “Riding for the Brand.” He has a long history of community leadership and service, including board service with the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, St. John’s Health Foundation, and the Center for the Secret of Peace in Rwanda. He is also a co-founder of the Jackson Hole Food Cupboard. His past leadership and volunteer roles include serving as Chair of the Teton County Republican Party, Chair of the Jackson District of the Boy Scouts, and board member for Ring Lake Ranch, Rotary Club of Jackson, Jackson Air, and Teton Youth & Family Services. Through his work with the Boy Scouts, he supported the principles of Leave No Trace and responsible outdoor recreation. A Gonzaga University graduate, Paul has held senior management positions across multiple industries, including as Director of Proprietary Services for OTR Global and in window, steel, and glass manufacturing. Originally from San Francisco, he has lived throughout the Northwestern United States and has called Wyoming home since 1997.