"Moving our headquarters operations to the Denver area will facilitate lower occupancy rates, provide greater administrative efficiencies, enhance recruiting opportunities, and allow more centralized access to all of the company's properties," says Katz, who lives in Boulder. "It also better positions the company for future strategic growth." Some administrative positions also will be moving to its Keystone Resort in Summit County.
The relocation of the company's corporate headquarters will also consolidate Vail's RockResorts office and a separate sales office, which are currently located in two different locations in Cherry Creek North. Positions related to the company's Mountain Division and Vail Resorts Development Co., Vail Resorts' real estate division, will not be relocated.
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