The Mountain

For those of you who know Elliott Bisnow--our publisher's son and co-founder--here's a quick update.Five years ago, Elliott started his own companySummit, which has become a conference series fortop youngentrepreneursaround the world, called byForbes"Davos for Generation Y." Last week, Summitbought amountain--10,000 acrePowder Mountainone hour fromSalt Lake City, and thelargest skiable mountainin the US. Elliott is now CEO of Summit, with 50 core colleagues and 300 ski resort employees--plus, a large cadre of engineers, architects, contractors, and others who help craft its plan topreservetheski resort, maintaining the old fashioned atmosphere. Read more here.

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