🤝 Meet the Team Behind Bryan County Trade Days
One of the things that makes Bryan County Trade Days special is that it truly is a family effort. What started as an idea has quickly grown into something much bigger, and we couldn't do it without the amazing people who help make these events happen.
To help identify our team members, all family members or anyone assisting with the event will wear official Bryan County Trade Days lanyards. If you see someone with a lanyard, feel free to stop them with questions or concerns.
Jada
Our niece, Jada, will also be helping whenever her schedule allows. She helps keep us connected to the younger generation by assisting with content for Instagram, TikTok, and whatever other social media platform becomes popular next week! She brings a fresh perspective and helps us share Bryan County Trade Days with a whole new audience.
Our Twin Boys
You may also see our 12-year-old twin boys, Micah and Moses, around the events. Somehow they already look 16 years old because they're both over 6 feet tall! They are incredible helpers, amazingly strong, and are always willing to assist vendors with moving items, unloading vehicles, or helping however they can. Feel free to ask them for assistance or ask them to find one of us.
Sam
My husband Sam works full-time, but he is involved in Bryan County Trade Days every chance he gets. He built our website and is constantly updating, improving, and adding new features—sometimes hourly—as he comes up with new ideas or receives suggestions from vendors and attendees.
In fact, one of the newest website features came directly from a conversation about making registration easier for vendors. If you have ideas for the website or suggestions that could improve our events, please be sure to talk with him. He genuinely enjoys finding ways to make things better for everyone.
Crystal
And finally, there's me—Crystal.
Since we started Bryan County Trade Days, I've truly hit the ground running. You'll find me attending Chamber meetings, talking with clubs, organizations, businesses, community leaders, and anyone else who might help us grow while also finding ways we can support our community.
Between advertising, meetings, phone calls, social media, family life, vendor relations, and planning events, life stays pretty busy. If I happen to miss your call, text, or message, please be patient with me. I promise I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
One Big Family
Bryan County Trade Days is more than just an event—it's a family effort built on community, relationships, and a desire to create something special for Bryan County.