People on the move is your weekly roundup of hiring and other personnel news throughout Utah.

Salt Lake City— Valley Behavioral Health, the largest and most diverse behavioral health service provider in Utah, is pleased to announce that Preston Cochrane has been hired as Operations Director. Prior to joining Valley Behavioral Health, Cochrane had held executive-level positions at Shelter the Homeless, American Research Bureau, and AAA Fair Credit Foundation. He has also served as a board member with several local and national nonprofit organizations. Cochrane is a former EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ Award winner, holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Utah, and speaks Vietnamese. Valley Behavioral Health is the largest and most diverse behavioral health service provider in Utah. Valley provides mental health and substance abuse services, residential facilities, and outpatient treatment programs tailored to individuals of all a

Alta— Davidson Hotels & Resorts, one of the nation’s leading full-service hospitality management companies, announces the addition of the Snowpine Lodge to its expanding portfolio. Situated slopeside with unparalleled access to Alta mountain Ski Area in Alta, Utah, the resort features 54 luxurious guest rooms and suites; 14 deluxe dorm beds; Stillwell Spa; more than 10,000 square feet of flexible indoor/outdoor event space; two unique dining experiences; a fully stocked game room; a mountain-side pool and hot tubs, fitness center and yoga studio; outdoor firepits; ski lockers and Utah’s oldest ski shop, the Deep Powder House Ski Shop. The resort is operated by Davidson’s lifestyle and luxury division Pivot Hotels & Resorts. The Snowpine Lodge is both the newest and oldest building in Alta. The original structure was erected when mining was the primary industry within the Albion Basin. J.G. Stillwell, manager of Emma Mine, converted the building from a general store to a post office in 1878, where his son continued to run the operation for more than 40 years. In 1938, the Snowpine Lodge was given its current name and declared a skier’s lodge. After a complete rebuild, the property reopened its doors in January 2019 with the mission to reflect the charm of the past while embodying a tasteful, warm elegance.