The Astrid

The Astrid is a ski-in, ski-out luxury condominium in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. With awe-inspiring views in three directions, abounding amenities, and white glove service, The Astrid offers our guests and residents a five-star experience while also providing a community feel. Our furniture and decor are sourced from majority female artisans who are paid fair wages and wherever we can we use environmentally friendly materials and production methods. We also support the community by planting trees, supporting the local youth through the tennis program, and supporting STARS Charity for people with mental and physical disabilities.

Projects and Companies

Sydney Sherman de Arenas is the CEO and Founder of The Etho, an online marketplace connecting conscious consumers with ethical brands and artisans. While at The Etho, Sydney started Montie & Joie, a clothing and home goods brand she now runs with Terrell Sherman. Montie & Joie supports artisan women around the world. Sydney is a founder of Rocket Closet and also a founding member of The Helm, actively investing in female entrepreneurs. Sydney's first business, Admin Boutique, is still operating and links administrative assistants to start-ups, nonprofits, and individuals across the U.S. 

As of 2020, Sydney and her husband became involved in the hospitality industry through their eco-hostal and luxury eco-hotel on Lake Atitlan in Guatemala, their beach property in Monterrico, Guatemala, and their numerous restaurants. Sydney has been featured on 6 podcasts on ethical consumption and business, spoken at conferences on social impact in business, technology, and fashion, and made Mogul's list of the top 1,000 companies with the strongest female leaders. She has volunteered with environmental and wildlife conservation organizations in Cambodia and throughout Texas and Mexico. She also mentored high school students through ChickTech, a non-profit dedicated to increasing the number of girls pursuing technology-based careers, and Restore, supporting human trafficking survivors who want to start businesses in New York City.

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