Steve Wright
President and General Manager, Jay Peak
The Culture
The best thing about working at Jay Peak Resort is:
There is a strong sense of community and responsibility for one another. You know folks have your back and want to help.
When we’re not working, we’re:
Skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, mountain biking, hiking, concert going, swimming, gardening, camping, reading, writing.
What we’re reading:
Waiting for Teddy Williams by Howard Frank Mosher, Factotum by Charles Bukowski
What we’re listening to:
Ray Charles - Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music
If they made a movie about our workplace, it would be called:
Love in the Time of Cholera
Inclusion in the outdoors matters because:
The outdoors is for everyone. Connecting with nature improves health and wellbeing physically, mentally and spiritually.
Five years down the line, it’s our hope that:
By bringing more faces into our world, the face of our world changes. We want to remove barriers to entry and access to the outdoors, internally within our company and communities, and externally to our guests. We hope to build and grow lasting programs that create opportunity, improve lives and connect more people to nature and an active, outdoor lifestyle.