Colin Reed to step down as CEO of Ryman Hospitality Properties after 21 years

After 21 years, Colin Reed will transition out of his role as CEO of Ryman Hospitality Properties at the end of the year. Here's where the company is headed with a new CEO at the helm — and what's next for Reed.

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