Jason Kintzler (Republican)

202 E Ramshorn
Dubois, Wyoming 82513
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Jason is the founder and CEO of Lifekey, a wearable technology company based in Dubois. He also leads a PR software company, Pitchengine. He created and founded County 10, Buckrail and five other news streams around Wyoming which were sold in 2018.

Jason was born in Lander and is a fifth generation Fremont County resident. He’s a father of four and his wife Jasmine runs her western-inspired general store, Dubois Provisions.

Jason's experience runs far and wide. He's been a news anchor/reporter, a publisher of the largest combined media outlet in the state (2012-2018) which included County 10, Oil City, and Buckrail.

He's created two other Wyoming-based technologies, Pitchengine and Lifekey, which continue to revolutionize their industries.

As a member of the Wyoming Business Council Board of Directors, Jason has inspired or led several strategic initiatives around economic development in the state.

Riverton High School, Montana State University Billings

Jason was appointed to the Wyoming Business Council, by Governor Matt Mead, where he still serves on the board of directors. He also volunteers on the board of Dubois DRIVE, the local economic development organization. Jason volunteers as Assistant Coach for Dubois Middle School Football.

Dubois isn’t a small town. It’s much bigger than that. It’s a way of life, a vibrant community, and dream destination for millions of people around the world.
It’s also changing rapidly and we need leadership that understands how to retain our history and character. At this moment in time, growth here is inevitable. Now, it’s time we shape the future and forge a lasting legacy for generations to come.

I’m 5th generation Fremont County and I grew up hunting, fishing, riding, and recreating in Dubois each and every year since before I can remember.

A vote for Kintzler is a vote for the future — and the legacy — of Dubois.

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