Summit's Latest Fete

The Next WebLast week, our sister company Summit—led by Bisnow co-founder Elliott Bisnow and co-founded by Bisnow CEO  Ryan Begelman—held its first event on top of Utah's Powder Mountain, which it purchased in April to build a community of innovators,entrepreneurs, and thought-leaders. There were even real estate people there, like Starwood founder Barry Sternlicht, "father of CMBS" Ethan Penner, star-chitects Jeanne Gang and Shalom Baranes, and Auberge Resorts CEO Mark Harmon. Above is just a segment of the quarter-mile long table at which 1,100 people had dinner one night. Both Summit and Bisnow are attempting to disrupt what it means to convene people  and build communities that haven't existed before—read this great article from NextWeb to learn more.

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