SNO alumni

Jimmy started skiing at the age of 7, but switched to snowboarding during a particularly bleak week in Tignes a few years later, and has never looked back. Having skied across Europe and North America, he was able to live the dream during a recent season spent in Whistler. Since returning to England, he has found working for Sno is proving to be the perfect cure for the post winter blues, as being able to help everyone else find their perfect holiday is just as rewarding as going on one yourself… almost!
Board: Lib tech skate banana
Favourite trick: frontside 360
Favourite resort: Whistler
Favourite hotel: Fairmont Chateau Whistler

Ned began skiing in Murren on a family ski holiday when he was 4 and is now a committed snowboarder (having turned to the “dark side” aged 15). With 5 winter seasons to his name in the best French and Swiss resorts, he's been working in the ski industry for most of his adult life and has made sure to snowboard at least once every winter for the last decade.
Favourite Trick: Backside 360
Board: Battalion
Favourite resorts: Alpe d'Huez, Verbier, Tignes and Val d'Isere, Courchevel, Chamonix, Wengen, Les Deux Alpes, Morzine, Meribel and Banff.
Favourite Resort: Verbier
Best chalet: Chalet Hotel de Verbier

Ally first learned to ski aged 15 on a school trip to New Zealand. After recovering from an embarrassing tumble off the chair lift 2 years later in Santa Fe, she has been skiing as much as she can. Ally’s future plans for her ski career include consuming as much wine and cheese as possible in the French resorts and meeting Prince Harry on a chair lift one day. In the mean time she has all the know-how in matchmaking clients with the best ski resorts... watch this space for another royal wedding!
Skis: Scott Luna All Mountain
Top resorts: Verbier, Klosters, Sestriere, Val d’Isere, Meribel
Favourite resort: Val d’Isere
Favourite hotel: Club Med Val d’Isere

Seth first skied in Mayrhofen aged 7. A natural skier, Seth favours style over showing off/doing tricks and is more likely to be spotted casually skiing backwards than attempting acrobatics. Having worked as a chalet host through several winter seasons, he really knows what makes an unforgettable ski holiday and has a number of personal favourite resorts and catered chalets.
Favourite Trick: skiing backwards
Skis: Salomon twin tips
Top resort recommendations: Val d'Isere, Meribel, Tignes, Les Arcs, La Plagne, La Rosiere, Zermatt, Saas Fee, Verbier, Mayrhofen, Val Thorens, La Tania, Courchevel
Favourite resort: Zermatt
Best chalet: Chalet Kanjiroba