Dave Brownlie steps into role of president at Revelstoke Mountain Resort
As president, Brownlie will provide leadership and support to the mountain operations, heli-skiing, and real estate development teams as RMR embarks on its next phase of development.
Dave Brownlie has been appointed president of Revelstoke Mountain Resort. Brownlie brings 29 years of experience in the ski industry with Whistler Blackcoumb and Intrawest. He began his career with Blackcomb Mountain in 1989, rising through the ranks to president and CEO of Whistler Blackcomb Holdings Inc.
“I am excited to be joining the team at RMR to develop and execute plans to build a truly iconic Canadian mountain resort that will attract mountain enthusiasts from around the world,” Brownlie said in a statement.“The natural attributes of the mountain, the consistent snowfall, and the many outdoor activities in the region combined with a vibrant and authentic community uniquely positions RMR to become a leader as a year-round destination mountain resort.”
As president, Brownlie will provide leadership and support to the mountain operations, heli-skiing, and real estate development teams as RMR embarks on its next phase of development.
“We are excited to have Dave join the team, bringing his knowledge, experience, and leadership to RMR as we launch the next phase of development,” said Tom Gaglardi, president & CEO of Northland Properties, Revelstoke Mountain Resort’s parent company. “Dave will be a tremendous asset to our company and is exactly the person we need to help execute our vision.”
Last year, RMR celebrated its 10th anniversary season which delivered a record breaking 40 feet of snowfall and record levels of visitation. Looking ahead, RMR is well positioned for growth and continues to build awareness on a global scale. Partnerships such as the Mountain Collective and Ikon Pass have helped establish Revelstoke as a world-class destination, while an ever-changing competitive landscape has further highlighted the resort’s unique identity.
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