Longtime president of Vermont’s Sugarbush is retiring
WARREN, Vt. – The longtime president of Vermont’s Sugarbush ski resort is retiring, the resort announced Thursday.
The resort said that Win Smith, the current president and chief operating officer of Sugarbush, will continue as an advisor to the current leadership team.
Smith will be replaced as president on Sept. 1 by John Hammond, formerly the vice-president of mountain operations and recreational services.
“John knows this mountain, its operations, and its guests through and through, and I could not be more excited for and confident in him moving forward,” Smith said in a statement distributed by the resort.
Smith owned Sugarbush from 2001 until January of this year when the resort was sold to the Alterra Mountain Company.
Hammond says he believes Sugarbush’s leadership team is in a strong position to continue to improve upon the guest experience.
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