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patroller for almost two decades before becoming risk
Face Shots manager at Killington in 2015.

ROB MEGNIN, 35-year industry veteran
and director of sales and marketing at
KILLINGTON RESORT, VT, for the past nine
People years, is retiring at the end of June. Megnin
After nine years as KILLINGTON/PICO’S led the successful completion of the re-build
director of snowsports and golf, of its brand; executed major events with his teams to include
DAVE BECKWITH will now report directly two Dew Tour events and three World Cups; and led his
to the resort’s president/GM, Mike team to win several NSAA national awards, including the
Solimano, and serve on the Killington 2015 NSAA Conversion Cup. Under his direction, sales have
Executive Committee. Beckwith will continue to be the more than doubled in both leisure and conference and pass
director overseeing snow sports, day care, rental, golf, sales and presold programs have grown significantly.
and youth development.
MICHAEL VAN EYCK has been hired to fill the
JOHN DUKE (not pictured) is the new newly created position of chief revenue offi-
risk and insurance manager at KILLINGTON/ cer at FAIRBANK GROUP, MA, which manages
PICO SKI RESORT PARTNERS, VT, replacing operations at Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort,
JUSTIN GUTH, who has joined the team at MA, Cranmore Mountain Resort, NH, and
SAFEHOLD SPECIAL RISK as specialty claims Bromley Mountain Resort, VT. In the new role van Eyck will
Justin Guth adjuster. Before his new role at Killington, oversee the company’s marketing, sales, and revenue strategies
Duke had been with Vail Resorts for nearly five years as while maintaining his daily role as assistant GM and develop-
the team lead for snowmaking. Guth was a professional ski ment lead at Bromley.

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