As the Events Coordinator at Winter Park Resort, Liz Gray plays a pivotal role in curating unforgettable experiences for guests and locals alike. With her extensive background in leisure travel and event management, Liz expertly orchestrates a diverse range of events, from seasonal festivals to...
As the Events Coordinator at Winter Park Resort, Liz Gray plays a pivotal role in curating unforgettable experiences for guests and locals alike. With her extensive background in leisure travel and event management, Liz expertly orchestrates a diverse range of events, from seasonal festivals to corporate retreats, ensuring that every detail aligns with the resort's commitment to excellence. Her hands-on approach allows her to connect with guests personally, enhancing their experience while showcasing the stunning natural beauty of Grand County.
In addition to her event coordination responsibilities, Liz also excels in bartending and retail management, where her leadership skills and team-building expertise come to the forefront. She is known for fostering a collaborative environment that empowers her colleagues, particularly during peak seasons when the resort welcomes an influx of visitors. Her fluency in Spanish further enriches her role, particularly in managing seasonal HR relations with J1 visa employees, ensuring a smooth onboarding process and creating a welcoming atmosphere for a diverse workforce.
Liz's passion for mountain living and her deep understanding of the local community allow her to tailor events that resonate with both visitors and residents. Whether she’s managing logistics for a high-profile event or engaging with guests at the bar, Liz embodies the spirit of Winter Park Resort. Her strategic mindset and proficiency in travel management and economic development position her as a key player in enhancing the resort's reputation as a premier destination for leisure and adventure. With Liz at the helm of events, guests can expect not just a visit, but a memorable venture into the heart of the mountains.
