Poppy Network Jackson Hole

📍Poppy 120 W Pearl Ave | 5PM
🧡Open to All: $15 for Non- Members, Free for Members

Join us for an insightful conversation with Heather Loomis, Founder & Managing Partner of Loomis Capital Management.

​Heather will break down today’s economic landscape and share actionable insights on navigating your financial portfolio (from money markets to alternative investments) in an evolving market. This discussion will also explore financial independence, wealth building, and how women can set themselves up for long-term success while navigating careers, entrepreneurship, and major life transitions.

​Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just beginning your financial journey, this is an opportunity to gain practical knowledge and a stronger understanding of today’s market dynamics

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Poppy Member Spotlight: meet Arlin Yrastorza.

A mother of three, former real estate agent, and writer of poetry, Arlin brings warmth into Poppy. You’ll often find her starting a conversation with someone new in the kitchen…the true embodiment of what it means to feel welcome and at home in our space.

What led you to joining Poppy?

I heard about it through one of the founding members and was very intrigued to find a quiet place to work and connect with other women in Jackson. I loved Heather Smith and her vision and couldn’t wait to jump in.

What do you do and why does this work matter to you?

I am a relationship-builder, encourager, and connector who finds joy in helping people.

After a career in commercial real estate and raising three wonderful children, I entered a season of purposeful service through board work, ministry involvement, and investing deeply in others. My sweet spot is mentoring, encouraging, and gathering people in meaningful ways that foster connection, growth, and community. I’m energized by seeing potential in others.

What are you currently building or excited about in this season of your work/life?

I call it “the ministry of availability” and each day looks different as I alluded to in the above paragraph! I enjoy I like writing poems and short reflections and hope to write more as time allows! I’m considering taking a coaching course. 

What sets Poppy apart from the rest of the spaces you’ve worked or been a member of in the past?

The community of people that are all working on interesting things and want to see each other flourish and connect here in Jackson. Plus the space is gorgeous. 

Favorite Poppy perk?

The yummy coffee, the fresh faces that greet you, and the engaging purposeful events!

Events that match this high summer energy. There’s never been a better time to make Poppy your home-base this season.

Here’s what’s coming up in June:

6/4 12PM | Investing, Without the Noise: A Calm Approach to Money & Wealth with Diana Richey: In this informal Q&A lunch, we can explore the full picture—from how we think and feel about money, to how we actually structure and invest it.

6/4 330PM | Growth Group: Q2 Cohort: This is a space to challenge yourself professionally and personally over the course of 6 sessions. 10 Spots Only

6/9 5PM | Economic Update with Heather Loomis: Whether you’re a seasoned investor or just beginning your financial journey, this is an opportunity to gain practical knowledge and a stronger understanding of today’s market dynamics.

6/11 5PM | Pride Upcycle Workshop Event with the Cowgirl Mermaid (more details to come!)

6/24 8AM | Bike to Work Wednesdays Presented by Friend of Pathways: get free Pearl Street bagels and coffee in our parking lot!

6/24 530PM | No Country for Mothers Movie Viewing: This movie explores the culture wars surrounding American motherhood and why both the “girl boss” and “trad wife” labels ultimately distract us from the real issue: the lack of support for American families.

Every Tuesday we will also continue Shut Up + Write with Alissa and crew.

A special moment we had to memorialize and share.

In celebration of Mother’s Day, Poppy members Lindsay Linton and Jennifer Griffith hosted an evening centered around saying YES to yourself — especially as a woman, and doubly as a mother.

Jennifer shared the personal process behind writing ‘Both Sides of Then’, a love letter to her mother and a source of healing for herself. She left the room silent with one powerful question: “Who knows their mother? Now, who knows who their mother was before she became a mother?”

Lindsay shared the story behind Women Shaping the West, a storytelling and photography project written inside the walls of Poppy. In the thick of motherhood with two young boys, she spoke vulnerably about the hard stuff, like putting dreams on pause, and then finally giving this project the YES it deserved.

We closed the evening with reflection prompts, giveaways to pamper the moms in the audience and reminders that women deserve platforms where their stories are heard. We’re so honored to have women like these two be members in our space.

All proceeds from ticket sales for this event went to who’s mission to help mothers we deeply support 🧡

If you’ve ever felt unheard or dismissed in a doctors office (especially around the age of perimenopause or menopause) keep reading to see what our founder, Heather Smith, did to actually get through to the other side:

“For years I carried a diagnosis that never quite fit—and ya’ll, it was a biggie that was sure to reduce my lifespan. It sent me to Salt Lake once a month and kept me on heavy medication for something I didn’t actually have. I kept showing up to appointments with specialists feeling unseen and unheard, like my own instincts about my body didn’t matter.

Adair changed that. She didn’t treat my symptoms like a game of whack-a-mole. She went searching for the root cause.

And she found it. It didn’t take long (I’m talking 2-3 months), until I was feeling like my best self again.

I keep going back to Adair Flynt for one reason: she believes me when I tell her what I’m feeling in my own body.

It’s the women of Poppy who led me to her. Of course they did. Because that’s what we do here.

Chances are if you’re reading this, then you’re on Adair’s long waitlist! Join us THIS Monday at 530 for an eye opening conversation in community with other women who get exactly what you’re going through.

It always feels better to be in a room that gets it.”

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