Anecdotally, it appears to be the latter.Do the GMs make decisions or are they just part of the borg? If so it doesn't matter.
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Anecdotally, it appears to be the latter.Do the GMs make decisions or are they just part of the borg? If so it doesn't matter.
"That wasn't her. It was all me. You can thank me, and you're welcome!!!!!"There was a Big change when she took over.
Much more opened earlier..and yes early season was great but she opened stuff that looked more like what SB opens. I spent more time there last year.
Pete Sonntag. It was more than 3 years but still a lot of shuffling for a position that should be the pinnacle of one’s career.Has it been that many? Belinda started as COO last year. Geoff, who went to Aspen, was in the role before her for four years. Am I missing someone?
I imagine that would tank their stock price and be a death spiral.Much as we have seen recently with POWDR, Vail too will shed properties. For it is not a matter of it, but when. Hopefully they start with Wildcat.
I imagine that would tank their stock price and be a death spiral.
And yet Vail is continuing to expand. They are buying Laax in Switzerland. That's not a molehill.Much as we have seen recently with POWDR, Vail too will shed properties. For it is not a matter of it, but when. Hopefully they start with Wildcat.
Probably another Cafeteria manager.....Damn...didn't she just start at Stowe a year or 2 ago?
Likely the exact opposite.I imagine that would tank their stock price and be a death spiral.
The investing community goes quarter-to-quarter. The spring and summer quarters tend to lose and the stock price routinely falls in these months. Many analysts have sell-recommendations on ski-industry stocks due to long term worries about the effect of climate change, but that's an industry-wide problem - not an "only Vail" issueLikely the exact opposite.
I agree. I thought she did a lot of good here. And I felt happy that we were in good hands. She'll be missed.And she did a lot of good there...mostly opening terrain early and in less than stellar condition...the way it should be...