The 5 Best 'Ms. Summit County' Leaders Around Summit County

Every mountain town has its standout leaders, the women who bring energy, vision and compassion to their communities. Summit County is filled with individuals who give their time, talents and creativity to strengthen the place they call home. The Best of Summit highlights these contributions through the Ms. Summit County category, recognizing women whose leadership and commitment leave a lasting mark on the high country.

Kelly Renoux

Kelly Renoux is known for her ability to lead with both strategy and heart. Her work reflects a dedication to collaboration, ensuring that progress is not only measured in outcomes but also in the relationships built along the way. Renoux’s leadership emphasizes listening as much as guiding, which has allowed her to cultivate trust within the community. Her influence continues to inspire others to step forward and contribute to Summit County’s growth.

Sally Queen

Sally Queen brings a focus on service and community connection to everything she does. Through her involvement, she has supported projects that strengthen the county’s sense of togetherness, addressing needs while also fostering joy in shared experiences. Queen’s approach blends compassion with practical action, ensuring that her leadership feels grounded and impactful. Her presence in Summit County underscores the importance of consistent, thoughtful contributions over time.

Sara Skinner

Sara Skinner has demonstrated leadership through initiatives that prioritize both people and place. Her work emphasizes sustainability, community building and long-term planning — qualities that align well with the values of Summit County. Skinner is recognized for her ability to see challenges as opportunities, encouraging others to think creatively about solutions. Her role in the community continues to highlight the power of engaged leadership and the importance of resilience in mountain living.

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