Intrawest, the former majority owner of Whistler-Blackcomb and Mammoth Mountain, and current owner of six resort properties (including Steamboat, Winter Park, and Stratton), apparently announced that after getting out from under Whistler in October they’re moving their corporate offices to Colorado, according to a story in the Vancouver Sun.
An an internal memo circulated Tuesday evening and obtained by The Vancouver Sun, CEO Bill Jensen told employees that the company, the former owner of Whistler Blackcomb, will move its headquarters to Colorado from Vancouver by the end of this year. . . He said the move to a more geographically central location will be more efficient for overall business. . . “With shared services and Intrawest’s two largest resorts already in Colorado, this relocation is the logical next step to the continued growth of Intrawest, and is consistent with the company’s long-term business strategy,” he said.
It’s so good to hear stories of Intrawest doing things that make sense.
[Link: Vancouver Sun]
