Corradini is President of Women’s Ski Jumping USA, Vice President of the International Women’s Forum, a Senior Distinguished Fellow in Urban Studies at The Richard W. Riley Institute of Government, Politics and Public Leadership at Furman University, and Senior Vice President of Prudential Utah Real Estate. She is the former Mayor of Salt Lake City, serving from 1992-2000, and former President of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. She has also served in federal and state government posts, as well many years in the private sector, including positions on numerous Boards of Directors.
As President of Women’s Ski Jumping USA, she is working with elite women ski jumpers from 18 countries to push for inclusion in the Olympic Winter Games (ski jumping, which has been an Olympic event since 1924, is the only event in the Olympic Games that does not allow women). Mayor Corradini was instrumental in getting Salt Lake City awarded the Olympic Winter Games of 2002. Corradini was born in Providence, Rhode Island, grew up in Lebanon and Syria for 11 years, and lived on the east coast before moving to Salt Lake City. She now resides with her husband in Park City, Utah.