Sunni Bradshaw holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Program Management from the University of Montana, is a practicing writer/photographer, and has worked in the publishing arts fields since the 1980s. She has a long list of works to her credit. Most recently, she served on the Board of Directors for Lost Horse Press, Ltd, and as Studio Manager for nationally recognized commercial photographer Raymond Meeks. During her time with Lost Horse, Sunni worked with many top US advertising agencies representing major clients.
Sunni's background also includes time spent as Workshop Director for a rapidly growing photography school, research assistant and business manager to Michael Parfit of National Geographic fame, technical writer for the US Forest Service's Technology and Development Center, and news reporter and editor's assistant for a local weekly and a regional arts and cultural magazine. (And that's only the beginning…)
As for adventures, Sunni spent 10 years living alone in a primitive cabin in the Montana mountains, served for five years as firefighter and Emergency Medical Technician on an Indian Reservation, lead bicycle road trips for a national cycling organization, and managed several western dude ranches, among other things. She and her husband were married in a flower-filled meadow along the Jocko River with their riding mules at their side. She is co-founder of several area arts organizations and recently declined an invitation to be on the board of a local community development corporation choosing instead to serve in an flexible advisory capacity.
Prior to being certified as an Artist's Way At Work instructor, she completed AW and AWAW cover-to-cover 10 times, and facilitated four semester-long weekly gatherings at the Rocky Mountain School of Photography in Missoula, Montana.
