NO STONE LEFT UNTURNED
Michael Stone retired as secretary general of the Federation Equestre Internationale (FEI) in 2007. He was only two days out of the FEI post when he was headhunted for one of the best jobs in equestrian sport that the United States has to offer — executive director of the Winter Equestrian Festival in Wellington.

WELLINGTON INSPIRES YOUNG RIDERS
Top riders and trainers travel to Wellington to take part in the exceptional equestrian competition that the area provides, and Pony Lane Farm’s Kelsey and Madeline Thatcher are two of this year’s most promising young talents arriving in town for the season.

WELLINGTON PHARMACIST CHUCK SCHAEFER
Schaefer Drugs has been open in Wellington since 1979, and the person responsible for its success is owner Chuck Schaefer. For 30 years, Schaefer has been making customer service his top priority. That is why he is the first nominee forWellington The Magazine’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award.

THE LATEST IN HAIR COLOR AT VISIONS SALON
Tom Monticello of Visions Salon has offered clients the best in hair color and style for over 30 years. He has now returned from Italy with new techniques and a set of natural-based products designed to protect colored hair from damage.