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Mammoth Mountain Ski Area (MMSA) has been busy with major development projects, and there’s more on the horizon. Vice President of Mountain Development, Tom Hodges will be our Presenter for March’s Power Lunch at The EATery at Mammoth Brewing.

With over $200 million in resort improvements completed under his leadership, Tom will talk about what’s been accomplished, upcoming projects, and long-term development plans that will shape the future of Mammoth Mountain. From new lift infrastructure to enhancements across the resort, get an inside look at the evolution of our world-class mountain destination.

The last time we hosted a similar discussion it was one of our best-attended Power Lunches—although we have been powering through big numbered Power Lunches this past January and February, 2025. You don’t want to miss this opportunity to hear what’s next for Mammoth Mountain straight from the source!

>>> Click here for the website on The Mammoth Main Lodge Plan

About our Speaker
Tom Hodges is the Vice President of Mountain Development for Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, overseeing more than $200 million in resort improvements over the past 25 years.

A seasoned construction and real estate development professional, Tom is passionate about creating spaces that connect people with place. His work at Mammoth Mountain includes replacing the Panorama Gondola, developing and constructing the Village Gondola, and building high-speed detachable chairlifts, including the recently completed Doppelmayr 6-Pack Chair 16 and Chair 1. He has also led the renovation and construction of base facilities and food & beverage venues across the resort.

Beyond his role at Mammoth Mountain, Tom is actively involved in community development and serves on the boards of Eastern Sierra Community Housing, The Village at Mammoth Master Association, and the Sierra Star Community Association.

He holds a B.S. in Construction Management from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.