Aspen One
Aspen One renews the mind, body, and spirit with a portfolio that redefines luxury, adventure, and leisure. With world-class and innovative brands and businesses, including Aspen Skiing Company, Aspen Hospitality, and Aspen Ventures, Aspen One propels the expansion of the Aspen ethos globally. Whether it’s Aspen Skiing Company providing unforgettable experiences at the confluence of nature, culture, and recreation across its four legendary mountains—Aspen Mountain, Snowmass, Aspen Highlands, and Buttermilk; or Aspen Hospitality elevating guest experiences in unforgettable ways by developing, owning, and operating a growing set of luxury and upper-scale hotels, private clubs, and branded residential properties in prime locations under The Nell and Limelight brands; Aspen One is deeply committed to providing unparalleled service, creative programming, community engagement, and unique opportunities for exploration. The company’s commitment to innovation is central to its evolution, including Aspen Ventures' amplification of the Aspen brand globally through new business lines that embody its values and heritage such as Aspen Collection. For more than 75 years, the Aspen brand and community has pointed its compass toward new paths, people, and possibilities—and today, as Aspen One, the future is limitless. The company is a leader in sustainability and advocacy, with a legacy of modeling leading-edge solutions and changing policy locally and globally. As a collection of brands driven by tightly held core values, Aspen One aims to inspire a better world. For more information, visit www.aspen.com.www.aspen.com
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Oct 16, 2026
Elizabeth OrtellNARRATOR
In June, Aspen City Council members gathered for a presentation from the mountain town's largest employer about the state of its business and the future of the place itself.
Elizabeth OrtellNARRATOR
"What does Aspen want to be?" read one slide prepared by David Chater, president and CEO of Aspen One, which owns four mountains, the five-star Little Nell Hotel, multiple restaurants, and lodging for over one thousand employees.
Elizabeth OrtellNARRATOR
The deck laid out three options: a ski town, a gated community for the ultra-wealthy, a playground for influencers.
Elizabeth OrtellNARRATOR
Aspen has been soul searching for half a century since hippie ski bums began ceding ground to luxury real estate developers.
Elizabeth OrtelNARRATOR
In June, Aspen City Council members gathered for a presentation from the mountain town's largest employer about the state of its business and the future of the place itself.
Elizabeth OrtelNARRATOR
What does Aspen want to be? Read one slide prepared by David Tanner, president and CEO of Aspen One, which owns four mountains, the five-star Little Nell Hotel, multiple restaurants, and lodging for over 1,000 employees.
Elizabeth OrtelNARRATOR
The deck laid out three options.
Elizabeth OrtelNARRATOR
A ski town, a gated community for the ultra-wealthy, a playground for influencers.
Vic VelaHOST
Locals are asking why Aspen Skiing Company is changing its company culture.
Vic VelaHOST
Some employees talked about it at this week's first ever Aspen One Community Town Hall.
Vic VelaHOST
Aspen Public Radio's Regan Mertz reports.
Regan MertzCORRESPONDENT
Longtime local Ron Moorhead manages Four Mountain Sports and wears shorts year-round, no matter the weather, even while on the job.
Ron MoorheadSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And this last winter, I was mandated that I had to wear long pants.
Ron MoorheadSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And I just would like to see if there's any particular reason, because I've always done it in good taste.
Regan MertzCORRESPONDENT
Aspen One CEO Dave Tanner said that he respects Stump's individuality, but it's not where the future of the company is going.
Dave TannerSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And this isn't about you.