About Ryan Mclaughlin

Ryan arrived in Salt Lake City, UT, through a contact at the 2002 Salt Lake Olympic Games. As a transportation Fleet Supervisor in charge of 10 volunteers, Ryan managed the schedules of the volunteers as well as participating broadcast groups, Olympic athletes, and Olympic coaches from all over the world, which contributed to the organizing committee being awarded the Project Management Institute’s “Project of the Year” award for 2002. Salt Lake’s transportation system was the most successful in modern-day Olympic history. Ryan used that position as a networking opportunity which furthered a variety of contractual managerial positions within Gameday Management Group, a company that prides itself on highly successful transportation planning, operations planning, logistical planning and implementation for large events from the Super Bowl to the G8 Summit. Using Salt Lake as a hub, Ryan was quick to find Park City, UT, and in 2004 joined the Ski Resort Property Group at Prudential Utah. The unique and important teamwork that Ryan fostered during the Olympics was found equally as important by Nancy Erni, which made their connection a natural one.

Since joining Ski Resort Property Group, Ryan’s contribution towards their various awards has been substantial, and his hard work has led him to reside in Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices top 1% for team sales volume in the nation. Ryan is involved philanthropically in the Park City Board of REALTORS® as a member of the Legislative Committee, past chair of that committee, and was awarded the Distinguished New Member Award in 2006. He is also a member of the UAR Legislative Committee, has worked on the board for Habitat for Humanity, and is a past Board Member of the Mountain Trails Foundation, an advocacy group for trails and open space in Park City and the Snyderville Basin. He also works with the Park City Education Foundation and Men4Ed. He is married and has two children in the Park City school district. Ryan holds a B.A. in Political Science and a minor in English from the University of Vermont.