Benjamin AlexanderOlympian · Jamaica · Beijing 2022
2026/27 Season PartnershipFor the Marketing team, Revelstoke Mountain Resort

It started at Revelstoke.

Benjamin was first exposed to skiing in Revelstoke in December 2015, aged 32. Six years later he carried Jamaica’s flag at Beijing 2022 as the country’s first Olympic alpine skier. Wherever he tells the story, in print, on TV and on stage, it starts at Revelstoke.

He still holds the record at Revelstoke. Jackson Hole News&Guide, April 2025 ↗
Benjamin Alexander carving a turn on a groomed run under a deep blue sky
48

laps of the Stoke chair in one day, 28 Feb 2019Self-documented (laps × lift vertical drop) and backed by his GPS trace; not verified by Guinness or RMR. Details below.

103,351

vertical feet that day, followed by 4 km cross country skiing that evening

2.68M

TV viewers across two Revelstoke episodes of ASCEND

175

founders and executives at Send It, Revelstoke 2026

As featured in

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ForbesFeb 2022 ↗
As It HappensJan 2022 ↗
Toronto StarJan 2022 ↗
Winnipeg Free PressJan 2022 ↗
The InertiaJan 2022 ↗
BackcountryOct 2020 ↗
SnowBrainsApr 2025 ↗
JH News&GuideApr 2025 ↗

Brand partners

The gear behind the vertical
CARVAmbassador ↗
AtomicSkis ↗
LEKIPoles and gloves ↗

The proposal

Renew Benjamin’s season pass for 2026/27. In return: credited shoot days with RMR photographers, a talk for your staff or guests, and content for RMR channels.

The detail ↓

The detail

Benjamin Alexander × Revelstoke Mountain Resort · 2026/27

The proposal

Ask: one 2026/27 season pass, plus a few photographer passes (with approval) for shoot days.

In return: shoot days with RMR-appointed photographers (credit and tags to RMR), a talk for staff or guests, and content for RMR’s channels.

Season goal: a 12-hour vertical-feet attempt in the US, targeting over 190,000 vertical feet late Feb 2027, for Black History Month.

The record, documented

GPS app trace of the day: Revelstoke, 28 Feb 2019, 49 runs, 102.0k vertical feet, 54.9 mph max

28 Feb 2019. 48 laps of the Stoke chair.

103,351 vertical ft = laps × the lift’s vertical drop. Then 4 km of cross-country skiing that evening.

GPS app: 102,000 ft, 49 runs, 54.9 mph max. Run 49 is the gondola-top descent; GPS start and end are approximate.

Self-documented, not verified by Guinness or RMR. Also printed in the NSAA Journal (2021) and on Stio’s blog.

Still cited in 2025

Jackson Hole, April 2025: 122,820 vertical ft, 71 lifts, 7.5 hours, “a new resort record” (his lift log; apps showed 135k+). Both SnowBrains (7 Apr) and JH News&Guide (16 Apr) still named the 48-lap Revelstoke day as his record.

Revelstoke roots

Dec 2015
First exposure to powder skiing, Revelstoke
Feb 2016
First time on skis, Whistler, aged 32
2018–2026
DJ and then Pro Athlete for Send It, RMR’s biggest private event
Jan–Feb 2019
39 ski days at RMR, 1.7M vertical ft
Dec 2023
Speaker, Colour the Slopes Summit, Revelstoke
3–7 Feb 2027
Send It, 9th edition

Send It Series

Founder and executive ski retreat; Benjamin has been a part of the events team since 2018. 500+ participants, 80%+ founders and C-suite, 250+ companies, 25 VC and PE firms.

On TV: ASCEND

36airings
74.4Kavg viewers
2.68Mtotal

Two Revelstoke shows, 2,678,400 viewers. Producer figures, on-demand excluded (report). Watch “Anything You Can Do…”

On stage

  • NSAA National Convention, keynote · Frisco, TX · May 2024
  • Mountain Travel Symposium, keynote · Banff · Mar 2023
  • AIG Winter Summit · Stowe, VT · Mar 2023
  • MIT Solve, closing plenary · May 2022
  • Colour the Slopes Summit · Revelstoke · Dec 2023

Audience: Instagram

19,404followers, 28 Jul – 25 Oct 2026 (−1.2%)

61.5% aged 25–44. Women 51.7%, men 48.2%.

Press

Full archive, 440+ links: press list

The opportunity: adults who have never skied

Benjamin started at 32. That story speaks to them.
~30MCanadians have never tried skiing or snowboarding (estimate)
8.0M / 2.8MCanadians who have tried / are active; average age 42.9
89.2MAmericans aged 25–44, vs ~9.5M US skiers and riders of all ages
~1 in 3US non-participants interested in trying (SIA NextGen 2021)