Summit Update: From the Mountain!

You've probably heard us talk about Summit, our sister company, led by Bisnow co-founder Elliott Bisnow and co-founded by Bisnow CEO Ryan Begelman. It brings together innovators, entrepreneurs, and even Bill Clintons. (That category has one person.) Recently, Summit purchased Powder Mountain in Utah, to transform into a hub for hip thought-leadership. Of course, it's one thing to own a ski slope. It's another to own one in the winter, when there's actually snow. Want to see? Here's what happened when a Financial Times reporter strapped on some skis and joined for a Salon Weekend. One recent Summit headliner was sexuality expert Esther Perel. See what the NY Times thought of that one.

Mary Kate Rasa, Merjan Bubernack, and Alfredo Flores contributed to this issue.

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