From left: Ben Wilcox, president and general manager of Cranmore Mountain Resort in North Conway; Jay Guilmette, new director of resort property management; Tricia Garcia, director of resort operations; and Sheryl Doucet, residential property manager. (COURTESY PHOTO)
From left: Ben Wilcox, president and general manager of Cranmore Mountain Resort in North Conway; Jay Guilmette, new director of resort property management; Tricia Garcia, director of resort operations; and Sheryl Doucet, residential property manager. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — Cranmore Mountain Resort has announce the addition of Jay Guilmette as the resort’s director of resort property pmanagement. This newly created position reflects Cranmore’s commitment to enhancing its growing residential and ski resort facility infrastructure while ensuring the highest level of service for homeowners, guests and the broader resort community.
In this role, Guilmette will oversee all aspects of the resort’s residential and ski resort facilities, along with the surrounding base area grounds.
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