Robin Braun
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 16 Jul
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And so it's very interesting in working with them because they're equally focused on their resident experience, but also their visitor experience.
Where do you park?
How do you get to the ski lift or how do you get to the restaurant?
They have the biggest free bus system in the U.S.
And so it's a really interesting and dynamic environment when you start to think about when you have such an influx of people on a daily basis, how do you manage that with the resources in a very constrained area?
That is essentially on one side, you have a high mountain that you can go barreling down at high rates of speed to this small valley where Vail is nestled in beautifully to this next peak over on the other side.
What was most interesting, and I found that this is, in out talking with other customers, it doesn't necessarily matter if they're big or small.
Parking and finding parking when you go into a municipal or metropolitan area is just silly, regardless of where you are.
or how difficult it is.
And that's why we created actually a digital concierge that you can call or text and get parking information as you're on your way driving into Vail.
One of the great things, because it's not so far from Denver, people will go up and day ski.
Well, if you're coming in for the day, where do you go park that day so that you can easily go jump on the mountain and be out there as early as possible?
So some of those type of considerations, you wouldn't necessarily think about for a 5,000 person town, but for a 55,000 person town on a daily basis, it starts to become real.
So I think one of the most interesting thing in working with the town of Vail has been their true focus in which I love on messy data and that being able to help address their messy data issue actually frees them up to let their smart people do smart things as Russ says.
and being able to address things like their housing process to go from taking weeks to look up whether you can build a deck or not to a few minutes.
Completely different experience for the residents, but it now also frees up their people in the housing department to do
outreach in the community, to be able to spend more time on affordable housing, to do things that they came there to do in housing.
Nobody joins an organization to go look up deeds, but they do join the organization to work with residents and to work with builders and to really work with the town of Vail, which is so just incredibly exciting to see the difference.
And so being able to address messy data challenge, to also look at how do they start to share, how to get around Vail and communicate that, not just with a website, but where people really live, which at least I know for me and for most people I know is on their phone.
What I love about their definition of success in working with them is being on that audacious innovation front curve, but also really providing benefit to their residents, to visitors, and it's continuous improvement.
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