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Under One Roof

Posted on August 5, 2019 by Editorial Staff

Mountain Hot Tub builds new headquarters to consolidate and optimizeBy Michelle L. CramerPhotography by Studio Macleod Founded by high school buddies Tom Walker and Scott Smith in 1979 in Bozeman, Montana, Mountain Hot Tub opened its second showroom in Butte in 1989 and its third in Helena in 1993. Amid

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Episode #7, How I Bought Mountain Hot Tub with Kelly King

Posted on September 6, 2017 by SR Editorial

Kelly King was a longtime employee at Mountain Hot Tub in Bozeman, Montana. In 2014 he bought the company. In this episode of the podcast King shares why he wanted to buy the business and how he made it happen. https://media.blubrry.com/thesparetailerpodcast/p/sparetailer.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Episode-7-How-I-Bought-Mountain-Hot-Tub-with-Kelly-King.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: Apple

Posted in Departments, Podcasts buying a business, Kelly King, Mountain Hot Tub, podcast, succession planning

Three Inducted into Hot Spring Ring of Honor

Posted on April 18, 2017 by SR Editorial

The Hot Spring Ring of Honor is a lifetime achievement award the company gives to its dealers whose traits that include passion, character, competitive spirit and willingness to help others succeed. At the company’s dealer meeting in January, three were inducted: Tom Walker and Scott Smith of Mountain Hot Tubs

Posted in Departments, News Creative Energy, Hot Spring, Mountain Hot Tub

Perfectly Matched

Posted on August 1, 2016 by SR Editorial

How two hot tub retailers found unique ways to serve their communities By: Megan Kendrick There are many heartwarming stories of hot tub retailers using their businesses and products to benefit others. We’ve found two examples: One retailer structured part of his business to donate to those in need; the other

Posted in Features Be The Match, cancer, cancer treatment, community, corpus callosum, Georgia Spa Company, health, Hot Tubs for Health, Josh Kemerling, leukemia, Mountain Hot Tub, philanthropy, The Montana Hope Project