Bill Schuffenhauer

Ogden, UT (USA)
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Silver Retreats, LLC

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Location: Ogden
Industry: Hospitality
Year Founded: 2013
Number Employees: 1-10 people
Business Stage: Growth (not profitable)
Entity Type: Limited Liability Company
Description: Silver retreat offers perfect corporate retreat for executive teams full of luxury, fine dining, extreme adventure and exclusive privileges in the world-class destination. Simply contact Silver Retreats with the number of people attending, the purpose of the retreat, and the dates. We will take it from there, leaving assurance that groups will receive nothing other than the utmost quality and an overall incredible experience. Although Silver was created with corporate team building retreats in mind, Silver also provides extensive personalized packages that cater to all sizes and types of groups. Packages include transportation, lodging and dining accommodations, custom activities. Regardless of the occasion, Silver will plan and organize every integral part of your trip, ensuring your retreat will be an incredible experience that will not leave you disappointed. Bill, appointed Jyl London as Chief Operating Officer of Silver Retreats. Jyl’s experience directing Fortune 500 companies, Key Account Director in several high grossing companies, motivating teams internationally and the vast knowledge of event planning. Together Bill and Jyl have perfected an incredible retreat, that is like no other. The combined experience of these two, lifelong passions for helping others and treating everyone like VIP will guarantee an outstanding experience that is far from the typical retreat or family vacation. It is no wonder why it is receiving award after award for its outstanding service and value since the team paired up. For more details please visit (URL removed). Company Name: Silver Retreats Contact Person: Bill Schuffenhauer / Jyl London Email: (URL removed) Phone: (Phone # removed)City: West Haven State: Utah Country: United States Website: (URL removed)