Montgomery Whitewater names new Executive Director

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Montgomery Whitewater
(Montgomery Whitewater Park)

Montgomery Whitewater Park has announced Jason Wilson as its new Executive Director.

The park has already received national praise in its short life in the capital including being named to TIME Magazine’s list of World’s Greatest Places.

Wilson joins the park following a career leading complex operations and hospitality ventures for major venues and organizations across the country.

“I’m honored to join Montgomery Whitewater Park at such a pivotal moment,” said Wilson. “It’s a privilege to build on the strong foundation established by those who brought this transformative community vision to life. I look forward to working alongside the team to further elevate the park as a premier outdoor adventure destination and expand its positive impact on Montgomery and the surrounding region.”

Jason Wilson, new Executive Director of Montgomery Whitewater Park

Jason Wilson

Montgomery Whitewater Park says Wilson is a seasoned operations executive with more than two decades of leadership experience in hospitality, sports and entertainment. He will be tasked with spearheading the next phase of growth and development within the park.

Most recently, he served as Vice President of Hospitality and Strategy for Levy Restaurants in Charlotte, N.C., where he oversaw food and beverage operation at the Spectrum Center, home to the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets, and led strategic efforts during a $217 million facility renovation.

“Jason brings a rare combination of strategic vision, operational excellence and a deep passion for creating unforgettable guest experiences. His leadership will be instrumental as we continue building Montgomery Whitewater Park into a regional economic and recreational powerhouse.”

Jeffrey Gustin, CEO of Montgomery Whitewater Park

Montgomery Whitewater believes Wilson’s appointment emphasizes the park’s ongoing commitment to excellence, innovation, and community engagement. Wilson is expected to guide future initiatives that enrich the visitor experience while expanding the park’s role as a driver of regional tourism and economic growth.

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