Scott van Hartesvelt

scott.vanhartesvelt@parkcity.org

A graduate of Leadership Class 29, Van Hartesvelt is an active leader in the Park City community, holding various positions, including Service Chair for the Sunrise Rotary, Board Member for the Hope Alliance, and member of the Park City Chamber Marketing Committee. Most recently, he served as a founding member for Let's Talk, Leadership Park City's Class 29 Project.

In addition to his longtime community involvement and volunteerism, Van Hartesvelt is a successful private sector leader in Park City, especially in the marketing and entrepreneurial space, founding his own company in 2002 in the hospitality digital marketing worlds. Scott, his wife Monica, and daughter Laila, reside in Summit County. 

Matt Dias

matt.dias@parkcity.org

Matthew Dias is the City Manager and assists in running the Leadership program. A native of Newton, Massachusetts, Matt spent almost 10 years working in Washington, D.C., for various members of Congress before returning to Park City Municipal. Matt enjoys spending time in the mountains with his two kids Graham and Greta.

Paige Galvin

paige.galvin@parkcity.org

Paige, herself a graduate of Leadership Park City Class 19, has worked alongside Myles for the past 2+ years to support the Leadership Park City program and now with Scott van Hartesvelt.  In addition, she is the Manager of the McPolin Farm and Deputy City Recorder.

Paige was born in Canada, raised in New Hampshire, and moved to Park City 21 years ago with her husband Matthew via Colorado, with short stints in Montana and Alaska.  She lives in Summit County with her husband, son (Colin), daughter (Molly Grace), and a horse, goat, ducks, chickens, rabbits, dogs, cat, and the wild animals in the neighborhood. She loves hiking/snowshoeing, skiing, traveling, camping, reading, horseback riding, and otherwise being outside and has been known to run.

Myles Rademan, Program Founder

Myles Rademan founded and has directed the Leadership program for over 25 years. A native of Philadelphia, he worked his way West to Crested Butte, CO, where he was a city planner before coming to Park City. He has held many positions with the City and his influence can be seen everywhere, from the flowers on Main Street to the open spaces that will be preserved for many generations to enjoy.