Our Team
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Bobby (Robert) Hernreich
Chairman of the Board
Mr. Hernreich received a BA and MBA from Washington University in St. Louis. While there he was a varsity letterman and a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, national senior men’s honorary society. He is the recipient of the university’s Robert S. Brookings Award and the John M. Olin School of Business outstanding alumni award.
Mr. Hernreich has been a member of the Board of Trustees at Washington University in Saint Louis since 1992. He has witnessed the university ascend from an unremarkable ranking to as high as Top-10 of the best universities in the US according to U.S. News and World Report.
Mr. Hernreich is president of Remonov Capital Inc. and co-founder and co-owner of Remonov and Company in Edwards, Colorado. Both are private investment firms. Previously, Mr. Hernreich was Chairman and CEO of Sigma Broadcasting, formerly Arkansas’ largest television and radio station group. He was chairman of United States Repeating Arms, maker of legendary Winchester Sporting Firearms. He was a partner in Diverse Talent, a notable Los Angeles talent agency, and a founding member of Aloha Partners, an eminently successful cellular frequency acquisition company.
Mr. Hernreich is a previous owner of the Sacramento Kings of the NBA, the Texas Rangers of the MLB, the national champion Sacramento Monarchs of the WNBA, the national champion Arizona Rattlers of the Arena Football League, and the national champion Sacramento Knights of the World Indoor Soccer League. All of these teams won national or regional championships during his ownership tenure. Presently, he is an owner and board member of Swansea City AFC of the English Championship League and DC United of Major League Soccer.
In the Vail Valley he has been on the board of directors of the Vail Valley Foundation (VVF), Beaver Creek’s Vilar Center for the Arts, and the Eagle Valley Land Trust. He was a founding board member of SOS Outreach (serving at-risk youth) and the Vail Youth Foundation. He served as the Administration Chairman for the 1999 World Alpine Championships in Vail. Mr. Hernreich is a member of the VVF Millennium Club, a small group who have contributed in their lifetimes more than $1 million to the VVF.
Notably, he was past chairman of the board of Colorado Parks and Outdoor Recreation, and a de jure member of Greater Outdoors Colorado, known as GOCO. Under his aegis over 40,000 acres of Colorado land was conserved, and more parks were established than any other administration, before or after, including the Brush Creek addition to Slyvan Lake State Park in his home county of Eagle, CO. Mr. Hernreich personally conceived and shepherded the Brush Creek project.
He is a former Vice-Chair of the National Advisory Board of the National Center on Sexuality at San Francisco State University. He is a past director of Ride Snowboards, K2 Inc, and the Miss America Organization.
Mr. Hernreich is most proud of being the co-founder and angel funder of Global Action, a non-profit NGO specializing in the mitigation of malnourishment in under-developed countries, especially Africa.
Mr. Hernreich has been uniformed twice: He is an honorable dischargee of the US Army and a retired certified snowboard instructor, having received a 20 year pin from PSIA. Mr. Hernreich has just emerged from retirement in Paris, France and returned to the US.
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Rick Mueller
Vice-Chairman of the Board
Rick Mueller is an Eagle Valley resident who has made an indelible mark on the community of Edwards, Colorado through his work as a developer.
Rick’s foray into real estate development started as he followed his passion for recreation to a place famous for it: the Vail Valley. Mueller met his business partner, Bob Hernreich, in 1993 on a training ride for the Leadville 100 bike race. The two formed Remonov & Co., Inc—a tongue-in-cheek portmanteau for “recreational monsters of Vail” and purchased 35 acres in the “down-valley” area of Edwards.
Today, that 35-acres is the home to Edwards Commercial Park, Edwards Corner and Edwards Village Center. These commercial centers boast 250 retail, office, medical, and restaurants. The lower Homestead residential community is also part of that initial purchase.
Mueller started out as a University of Colorado scholar with a civil engineering and business degree before becoming the youngest real estate broker in Colorado in 1976. Upon embarking on a 134-unit project in his native Colorado Springs, the developer went bankrupt leaving Mueller to take the reins and become the contractor. Later, he dove into more development with the building of residential homes, numerous commercial centers and landmark projects including the Vista Bahn building in Vail, Colorado, as well as commercial and residential projects in Arizona. Since 1993, all his projects have been architectural award-winning ventures.
Mueller has been involved with Habitat for Humanity of Eagle and Lake Counties since 1999 where he served as board president for four years. During his unprecedented tenure with Habitat, the organization scaled from building one home every three years to building eight per year. He has also been an Edwards Future Land Use advisory member, a volunteer for the Walking Mountains Science School, and a donor to the Vail Valley Foundation.
With a pilot’s license and profound love of Colorado, Mueller worked throughout the state and met his wife Rita on the Silverton-Durango Train. Rick and Rita have one daughter, Makenzie, who is working in the family business.
The Muellers formed a transit advertising company, an entrepreneurial success story of developing advertising on transit in resort towns. Together, they grew it to 22 ski areas and 10 resort airports serving ski resorts in Colorado and the western USA.
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Makenzie Mueller
President
An Edwards, Colorado native, Makenzie Mueller prides herself on for her family’s business, helping to bring Remonov to the next generation. Makenzie was valedictorian at Battle Mountain High School, where she participated in a diverse set of clubs and activities, as well as lettered on the Dance Team. Upon high school graduation, she then attended Santa Clara University, where she studied Political Science; International Business; Arabic, Islamic, and Middle Eastern Studies; and graduated Valedictorian Candidate and Magna Cum Laude in 2016. She also studied abroad at the Jordanian Institute of Diplomacy and Policy.
After college, Makenzie moved to Salt Lake City where she worked in E-Commerce for the climbing company, Petzl America. In 2018, however, she decided that she wanted to spend more time with family and moved back to the Vail Valley to work with her parents.
Today, as Vice President of Remonov, Makenzie manages Edwards Corner, a 50,000 square foot commercial building with over fifty tenants. Makenzie is also the project manager for Remonov's proposed 188-unit workforce housing coliving development called the Mtn Hive. She also serves on the board of the Walters HOA in New Castle, Colorado.
In her free time, Makenzie is involved in several volunteer activities and organizations. She serves on the Vail Valley Partnership's Economic Development Advisory Council; the Vista Project at Eagle County; and on the Board of Directors and the Marketing and Communications committee of the International Folk Art Market Santa Fe. Makenzie enjoys spending her afternoons and weekends practicing and teaching acrobatic yoga, cooking, and paddling the river on her SUP.
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Dan Bryant
Secretary
Dan Bryant, though born in Elgin, Illinois, is a long time local to the Vail Valley. Having lived in the Vail Valley for forty years, Dan spends most of his free time in the outdoors hunting, fishing, skiing and hiking.
Dan moved to Colorado to attend Fort Lewis College in Durango where he received his BA in Business Administration and Economics, with a Minor in Accounting. In 1988 Dan became the manager of the Driver Program for Colorado Mountain Express, managing drivers across the state of Colorado. Later, in 2001, Dan began working with Fly Fishing Outfitters, where he was the general manager for 12 years.
Dan met his beautiful wife, Henrietta (Henny), in 1986 and they married two years later in 1988. The two now live together in Avon, Colorado.
Dan is also the proud owner of Map the Xperience, a GIS company that specializes in creating spectacular GPS accurate maps for the outdoor recreator.
Dan joined the Remonov team as the Property Manager and Bookeeper in 2014. His love for the outdoors not only fit in well with the team, but his organization and attention to detail is what has helped Remonov become the business it is today.
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