Breckenridge Grand Vacations (BGV) is the parent company of Grand Timber Lodge, the Grand Lodge on Peak 7 and the Grand Colorado on Peak 8. BGV’s developer and CEO, Mike Dudick, has been bringing families together and Sharing Smiles since 1984.
BGV Legacy
Breckenridge Grand Vacations was built upon the belief that success would be determined by the positive impact the company had on its owners and guests, employees and community. The developers of the company also embraced the concept that BGV would be the best in sales if they were, first and foremost, the best in customer service. BGV now creates Grand vacations for over 30,000 owners and employs over 650 staff members.
Sharing Smiles!
For years, Mike Dudick, BGV’s CEO, has said, “We’re in the smile business.” That philosophy has shaped the way BGV serves our Owners, Guests, and one another by creating memorable vacations while fostering a culture built on care, collaboration, and community. With Mike’s son, Michael Dudick, serving as Chief Operating Officer, the Dudick family’s commitment to BGV’s founding vision continues across generations, ensuring the values that have defined Breckenridge Grand Vacations remain at the heart of the company.
Company Timeline
Philanthropy
BGV Gives, launched in 2016, honors Rob Millisor’s legacy of generosity. We’re committed to extending our philanthropic efforts, following Rob’s example of serving others. This program supports nonprofits in Summit County and Park County through various means such as fundraising, sponsorships, and volunteering, with a focus on health, human services, and education.





