The Cowork Space

The Cowork Space Jackson Hole's co-work community
http://www.siliconcouloir.com

Spark Jackson Hole is a co-working community of knowledge workers and entrepreneurs united by the belief that an inspiring place helps us do our most inspiring work. We offer a workspace designed to create connections between the people who choose to work, live and play in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. With a mix of events, interest groups and programming, we provide the connection to a community of people who can help take your work to the next level.

The Wyoming Business Council is coming to Teton County Thursday morning, and they  want to hear from the Teton regional ...
08/25/2026

The Wyoming Business Council is coming to Teton County Thursday morning, and they want to hear from the Teton regional business community.

No slides. No pitch. Just an hour of honest conversation about what's working here, what's getting in the way, and what role WBC should play in it. Share what you want to see in the Teton economy, and where the WBC may be able to assist.

Thursday, August 27 | 8-9 AM
Teton County Fairgrounds Community Building, 305 W Snow King Ave
Coffee and light breakfast provided.

Please sign up here: https://forms.monday.com/forms/3c22bcbdbe8b9961c362123bc72bbbe5

Mountain Moguls launches tomorrow. ๐Ÿš€ Alex Alimanestiani - Angel investor, former public company CEO and Jackson resident...
08/18/2026

Mountain Moguls launches tomorrow. ๐Ÿš€ Alex Alimanestiani - Angel investor, former public company CEO and Jackson resident - is hosting the inaugural reception for a new KHOL interview show and podcast that explores the stories behind the Tetons' homegrown businesses. Alex will be sitting down with some of the first season's guests - Ali and Kevin Cohane, Greg Prugh, and Kelli Jones - to talk about what it takes to build something real in a mountain town.

Wednesday, August 19th | 5:30 PM at Center for the Arts,. Free, open to everyone!

Mark your calendars for September 24th. ๐Ÿ“†This week's Jackson Hole News & Guide has the story on Silicon Couloir's 15th A...
08/06/2026

Mark your calendars for September 24th. ๐Ÿ“†

This week's Jackson Hole News & Guide has the story on Silicon Couloir's 15th Annual Pitch Day, and we couldn't be more excited to bring it to the Center for the Arts stage.

Every year, Pitch Day puts our region's boldest founders in front of expert judges and a packed house. But the real work happens over the summer, when this year's entrepreneurs sharpen their businesses through months of coaching from people who've built companies themselves. What you see on stage is the payoff.

It's free, it's open to everyone, and it's the entrepreneurial event of the year. Read the full article here: https://www.siliconcouloir.com/news/silicon-couloir-announces-pitch-day-finalists

๐Ÿ”— Details and pre-registration at siliconcouloir.com/pitch-day

Tana Hoffman Cook has built five companies. Every one of them served the same customer: a woman who wants to get outside...
08/04/2026

Tana Hoffman Cook has built five companies. Every one of them served the same customer: a woman who wants to get outside and doesn't have the gear, the crew, or the confidence to go alone.

The businesses kept changing shape, gear rentals became an e-commerce shop, then an online community, then an app, then the single-day adventure company she runs today. The customer never changed.

At July's Chance Meetings, Tana talked candidly about supply chains breaking overnight, funding drying up, and the pivot nobody warns you about: taking a full-time job and asking whether that means you failed. Her line that stuck with us: be quick to kill the product, but never kill the customer.

Full recap on the blog: https://www.siliconcouloir.com/news/reading-the-terrain-tana-hoffman-cook-on-pivoting-without-losing-your-way

Meetings

Chance Meetings is back, and this one's about Needs & Leads. Open to all, free to attend.Monday, August 3rd at Melvin Ki...
07/30/2026

Chance Meetings is back, and this one's about Needs & Leads. Open to all, free to attend.

Monday, August 3rd at Melvin Kitchen and Taproom in Alpine, WY.

Here's how it works. You'll break into a small, facilitated group of 10 to 12 people. Each person gets 90 seconds to share one real need, professional, business, or otherwise. Then the group weighs in with a contact, a resource, an idea, or a conversation worth having. The best part is usually the follow-up.

Come ready to ask for something specific, and ready to help someone else get where they're going. Everyone commits to confidentiality, and facilitators keep things moving so each person gets their turn.

๐Ÿ“ข Before you come:

We start promptly at 5:30, so give yourself time to check in and settle
Have your need ready to share in 90 seconds or less
Bring your phone to jot down the leads coming your way

See you there.

# Chance Meetings

Our 15th Annual Pitch Day finalists are here, and selection was tougher than ever with a record number of applicants.Fiv...
07/28/2026

Our 15th Annual Pitch Day finalists are here, and selection was tougher than ever with a record number of applicants.

Five Wyoming companies will take the stage this September:

Alpine Revival (Jackson) makes luxury mountain knitwear rooted in ski heritage. EstateScribe (Jackson) turns client intake into signing-ready wills and trusts in minutes. Roots Kitchen & Cannery (Jackson) connects local farms to value-added food products across Greater Yellowstone. Visual Engineering (Pinedale) is rebuilding the coffee equipment market with one machine that brews it all. And WYODYNAMICS (Powell) turns waste energy and captured emissions into high-value microalgae ingredients.

Before the event, each founder works through five coaching sessions with our team of business experts. That coaching is what makes Pitch Day what it is.

Come cheer them on Thursday, September 24, from 5 to 7 PM at the Center for the Arts in Jackson. It's free, open to the public, with a reception to follow and a livestream for anyone who can't make it in person.

Register here: siliconcouloir.com/pitch-day

Connections that matter go beyond introductions. โ›ฐ๏ธ๐Ÿค Join us at Melvin Brewing in Alpine on Monday, August 3rd from 5โ€“7p...
07/23/2026

Connections that matter go beyond introductions. โ›ฐ๏ธ๐Ÿค Join us at Melvin Brewing in Alpine on Monday, August 3rd from 5โ€“7pm for our next Chance Meetings, featuring a focused Needs & Leads networking session designed to turn conversations into real momentum. Youโ€™ll connect in small, facilitated groups to share a clear need and offer meaningful leads, resources, or introductions. Come prepared to give, receive, and experience the power of the Silicon Couloir community in action.

Across 14 years of competitions, 71% of Pitch Day presenters are still in business. Apply to join the next cohort and ge...
06/22/2026

Across 14 years of competitions, 71% of Pitch Day presenters are still in business. Apply to join the next cohort and get coaching from people who know what it takes to succeed long-term. Applications are due THIS FRIDAY! Email [email protected] for instructions on how to apply. ๐Ÿš€

Level up your AI skills and  boost productivity with Silicon Couloir's  summer AI workshop series. ๐Ÿš€ For all professiona...
06/18/2026

Level up your AI skills and boost productivity with Silicon Couloir's summer AI workshop series. ๐Ÿš€ For all professionals. Attend sessions one, one and two, or all three for $99. Taught by Jayme Goldberg, VJAL Institute Certified trainer. Space is limited. Register today! https://form.jotform.com/Silicon_Couloir/ai-workshop-registration-form

In celebration of triple bottom line businesses, we want to share an upcoming event on Tuesday June 30th at The Virginia...
06/11/2026

In celebration of triple bottom line businesses, we want to share an upcoming event on Tuesday June 30th at The Virginian hosted by one of our community caretaker sponsors, KHOL.

David Gelles, New York Times climate reporter and author of โ€œDirtbag Billionaire,โ€ chronicles the life of Yvon Chouinard, the founder of Patagonia, detailing his journey from a dirtbag climber to a billionaire who ultimately gave away his company and its profits to fight climate change. The book explores how Chouinard built a billion-dollar brand known for environmental activism, his complex relationship with capitalism and his radical decision to transfer ownership to a trust to redirect profits to environmental causes, challenging traditional business models. This talk will be moderated by Christian Beckwith, founder of the Teton Climbers Coalition and Alpinist Magazine.

Visit 891khol/events for details and tickets.

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