Roundup: Latest hospitality personnel news
(From L to R) B. Borrenbergs, G.Farrell and Y.Hui Leng
We take a look at what is going on in promotions and appointments within the hospitality industry
Radisson advances its Destination 2022 mission with key appointments in Asia Pacific
Radisson has made three new senior executive appointments in the Asia Pacific market.
The positions announced saw Bram Borrenbergs named as Vice President of Human Resources, Asia Pacific, Greg Farrell taking the role of Vice President of Design and Technical Services, Asia Pacific, and Yeo Hui Leng named as General Counsel, Asia Pacific.
These new appointments were made as part of Radisson’s five-year Destination 2022 plan, a transformation strategy which will see the group grow and expand.
Katerina Giannouka, President, Asia Pacific, Radisson Hotel Group, said of the appointments, “As our regional HR leader, Bram will support Radisson Hotel Group to attract and nurture the best talent in Asia Pacific, enabling the transformation of our company from within. Greg will spearhead the creation of exciting hotel designs, new concepts and the rollout of our new brand standards across the region.”
“Our growth strategy entails doubling the size of our portfolio and each new hotel project involves extensive legal work, from negotiating contracts to navigating labour laws, so Hui Leng’s legal expertise will be vital. I look forward to continuing to work with our entire executive team as we bring our strategic vision to life,” Ms Giannouka concluded.
Veteran hotelier Horst Schulze joins hospitality mobile training firm Boost
Horst Schulze will put his 60+ years of experience in the hospitality industry to work in his new position at Boost, a mobile training firm for the hospitality industry.
Schulze joins Boost as both Director and Board Member. He will advise the firm on what should be in the training curriculum and offer feedback on the course content to improve and enhance its educational platform.
Schulze’s hospitality accolades including being a co-founder of both the Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company and the Capella Hotel Group.
Schulze said, “I believe that mobile training will become the tool of choice for General Managers looking to create a culture of excellence within their hotels. The scalability of mobile training will allow us to train thousands of employees across multiple geographies to a superior level of service excellence.”
“Better language abilities and service skills result in a more confident employee who is able to care for the guest, this is what mobile training does and why I believe in the Boost product,” he went on to say.
Let’s take a look at some projects currently underway by Radisson:
Radisson Hotel Nashville Airport
Radisson Blu Hotel, Zurich Airport
Park Plaza Shenyang Hunnan
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