From Theatre Aspen's Jed Bernstein to Snowmass's Britta Gustafson, Our Fantasy Guest List
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Jed Bernstein
The Tony Award–winning producer and former president and CEO of Lincoln Center ushers Theatre Aspen into its next phase as the beloved nonprofit’s newly named producing director.
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Alex Burchetta
The director of operations for the Pitkin County Sheriff’s Office was honored by The Police Chief this fall with a spot on the magazine’s prestigious 40 Under 40 list.
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Carl Sfat
Mezzaluna’s former executive chef, a 30-year culinary vet, took a post this fall in an unexpected venue—Basalt Middle School—elevating the school’s food to a welcome new level.
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Susan Wrubel
After a tumultuous couple of years, Aspen Film has a bright future ahead as this film industry vet comes aboard as executive director.
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Will Nolan
We bid a bittersweet farewell to the Viceroy Snowmass’s executive chef, who enriched our palates with his New Orleans–style dishes at Eight K and unflagging support of local farmers, as he moves to Telluride’s Madeline Hotel.
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Britta Gustafson
This Snowmass Village native and columnist for the Snowmass Sun has played a vital role in collecting and curating her town’s history through her writing, by spearheading a book project, and most recently, by helping to coordinate events for the resort’s 50th anniversary.
