CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Chamber of Commerce recently announced this year’s Forty Under 40 honorees, including three Cody residents. The chamber called the group an exceptional group of rising professionals who are accelerating innovation, strengthening local economies, and shaping the future of Wyoming’s business landscape.

The Forty Under 40 recognition celebrates emerging leaders whose talent, vision and dedication stand out across the state. These individuals demonstrate outstanding leadership, entrepreneurial spirit, and a deep commitment to service, embodying the Chamber’s mission to champion Wyoming’s business community and empower the next generation of industry influencers.

This year’s honorees represent diverse industries, roles, and regions across Wyoming. From small-business innovators to nonprofit trailblazers to executive leaders, each recipient has made a measurable, positive impact through their work. Their achievements reflect not only professional excellence but also a strong commitment to collaboration, community vitality, and long-term economic growth.

“These young leaders represent the very best of Wyoming’s business future. They are hard-working, forward-thinking, and deeply invested in the success of the communities they serve. We are honored to celebrate their accomplishments and recognize the difference they make every day,” said Kaitlin Knapp, director of marketing and public relations for the Wyoming Chamber of Commerce.

Cody honorees:

Courtney Newhouse

Owner 

Wyoming Willows Boutique 

David Hill

Attorney at Law, Burg Simpson

Katelyn Parker

Director 

Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale