Mountain Money

On today’s Mountain Money, Renai Bodley and Doug Wells visit with Ty Burrell and Jeff Barnard, the new owners of the Eating Establishment Restaurant in Park City.  The second guest is Nathan Rafferty, CEO/President of Ski Utah. In the final segment, Renai and Doug talk about your money.

On today’s show Larry and Doug speak with Bryce Hoffman, author of the book, Red Teaming, How your business can conquer the competition by challenging everything. The second guest on the program was Polly Rihm, the manager of The Park City Tea House.  Segment three was a farewell to KPCW General Manager and Mountain Money co-host Larry Warren.

On today’s Mountain Money, Larry and Doug speak with Maureen Chiquit, author of the book, Beyond the Label.  The former global CEO of Chanel charts her unlikely path from literature major to global chief executive.  Guest number two is Adam Ross the chef and new owner of the Twisted Fern Restaurant. The final guest on the program is Bruce Greenwald, co-founder of One Seven, a wealth management firm in Park City.

Larry and guest co-host Alex Butwinski’s first guest is Jack Ewing, the author of Faster, Higher, Farther – The Volkswagen Scandal. The second guest is Pat Quigley, General Manager and Partner at Club Lespri, a Park City based property Management Company which will operate the Treasure Mountain Inn. The final guests on the program are Charlie Haer and Jessica Gray from Wasatch Arborists.  

On the show today, Larry and Doug speak with Gordon Cummins, Co-owner  of All Resort Group and the  firms vice president about the company filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. The second guests are  Michele Palmer – Director of Sales and Business Development – Destination Services Corporation and   Terry Beckman – Deer Valley – Sales Systems/ Key Accounts manager. Recently Michele and Terry were responsible for bringing 650 people to Park City for a convention. The final guest on the program was Jan Brussel from Pedego Electric Bikes.

Today on Mountain Money Larry and Doug speak with Joel Solomon, author of The Clean Money Revolution.  Guest number two is Sara Sergent, owner of Mountain Flower Apparel and Summit Screen Printing. The final guest is Andre Shoumatoff of Park City Demo’s. 

Doug  Wells and guest co-host Joe Backer welcome Daniel DiPiazza author of Rich 20 Something, a Millennial Business guru and young entrepreneur behind the popular career and lifestyle website, Rich 20 Something dot com. The second guest is Dennis Romankowski, owner of Cognition Winery in Park City. The final guest on the program is Sophy Kohler, the new owner of Park City Nursery.

This Morning, Larry Warren and guest co-host Bob Hendricks spoke with Benjamin Waterhouse, author of The Land of Enterprise: A Business History of the United States.  Guest number two was Jaron Hall, Student Chairman at the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute at the University of Utah.  He has results of the recent Entrepreneur Challenge.  The final guest on the program was Robert Rosing, HOA Attorney, bringing us up to date on new HOA regulations. 

On today’s program, Guest hosts Emily Elliott and Bob Hendricks talk with Marla Rausch founder of Animation Vertigo, a company that provides motion capture animation solutions in film, television and Video games.  The second guest, Bill Malone, Park City Chamber of Commerce Director, gives an update of this year’s ski season.  The final guest is Scott Thompson who is launching the Rockwell Room, a flex office space located above OP Rockwell.  

Larry and Doug welcome attorney turned entrepreneur, Doug Schulof, author of Dogs, Dog Food and Dogma. The second guest is Utah Representative Kim Coleman talking on the decision of the State Supreme Court to deny the automaker, Tesla, a license to sell cars in Utah. Then Suni  Woolstenhume  dropped by the talk about her store, Oil and Vinegar, located in Kimball Junction.