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HB 2017 ABC Partner Profile Sorted By: Company HB 2017 ABC Partner Profile Sorted by: Company First Name Last Name Industry Company City State/Province Country Email Address Parent Brand Designation Tamara Yost 1 Hotel South Beach South Beach FL USA [email protected] Independent Aneela Cobb 1971 Dallas TX USA [email protected] InterContinental Hotel Group Shahab Abbas Accor Hotels Irvine CA USA [email protected] Accor Elizabeth Copti Accor Hotels New York NY USA [email protected] Accor Kristell Derrien AccorHotels Paris France [email protected] Accor Chris Ruane AccorHotels Toronto ON Canada [email protected] Accor Kristina Chaplin AccorHotels Global Sales Chicago IL USA [email protected] Accor Nancy McFarland AccorHotels GSO Dallas TX USA [email protected] Accor Tracy Kidd AIC Hotel Group Chicago IL USA [email protected] Hard Rock Michael Vinsand CMP Ameristar Casino Resort St. Charles MO USA [email protected] Independent Hilary Harper CMP Amway Grand Plaza Grand Rapids MI USA [email protected] Independent Jacquie Strzyzykowski Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort Maui HI USA [email protected] Andaz Janena Tran Andaz Napa Napa Valley CA USA [email protected] Andaz Fernando Delgado Andaz Peninsula Papagayo Resort Guanacaste Costa RIca [email protected] Hyatt Tyler Song Andaz West Hollywood West Hollywood CA USA [email protected] Andaz Kristin Schneider ATL Airport District DMO (College Park College Park GA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO GA) Justin Page Atlanta CVB Atlanta GA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Erick Speght Atlanta Marriott Marquis Atlanta GA USA [email protected] Marriott Annetta Campbell Davis Atlanta Marriott Northwest Atlanta GA USA annetta.campbelldavis@atlantamarriottn Marriott w.com Meghan Milcic Atlantis Casino Resort Spa Reno NV USA [email protected] Independent Shawn Shaffer Atlantis, Paradise Island Paradise Island Bahamas [email protected] Marriott Jane Halsey CIS Auberge Resorts Collection Mill Valley CA USA [email protected] Auberge Resorts Collection Amy Brown CMP Austin CVB Austin TX USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Nicole Coleman Balboa Bay Resort Newport Beach CA USA [email protected] Independent Mai Johnson CGMP Bellagio Las Vegas NV USA [email protected] MGM Resorts International Barbara St. Germain Belmond Lone Tree CO USA [email protected] Belmond Hotels & Resorts Penny Burich CCTE Best Western Hotels & Resorts Phoenix AZ USA [email protected] Best Western Todd Unger Best Western Hotels & Resorts Orlando FL USA [email protected] Best Western Brent Cotton Birmingham CVB Birmingham AL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Maria Rucci-Blazek Blue Harbor Resort & Spa Sheboygan WI USA [email protected] Independent Susan Engler Blue Harbor Resort Spa & Conference Sheboygan WI USA [email protected] Independent Center Jami Guttenberg Boca Raton Resort & Club Boca Raton FL USA [email protected] Hilton Richard Subrt Boscolo Prague, Autograph Collection Prague Czech Republic [email protected] Boscolo Page 1 of 29 HB 2017 ABC Partner Profile Sorted by: Company Lindsey Scenti Boston Metro Market Boston MA USA [email protected] Sheraton AnnMarie Griffiths Boston Park Plaza Boston MA USA [email protected] Independent Deborah Cohen CMP Branson CVB Branson MO USA [email protected] Hilton Ashley Berry Brazilian Court USA [email protected] Independent Miranda Ji CMP Business Events Victoria Victoria BC Canada [email protected] CVB or DMO Tracey Monroe Caesars Entertainment Las Vegas NV USA [email protected] Independent Matthew Waltersdorf Caesars Entertainment Chicago IL USA [email protected] Independent Nate Leavitt Cape Rey Carlsbad, A Hilton Resort Carlsbad CA USA [email protected] Independent Cherryl Brazier CIS Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group Redondo Beach CA USA [email protected] Carlson Kathy Markarian Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group Los Angeles CA USA [email protected] Carlson Kristin Neglia CIS, HMCC Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group Rutherford NJ USA [email protected] Carlson Allen Weiss Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group Atlanta GA USA [email protected] Carlson Rodney Morrow Carmel Valley Ranch Carmel CA USA [email protected] Destination Hotels & Resorts Lori Fitzgerald Carmel Valley Ranch & Ventana Inn & Carmel CA USA [email protected] Joie de Vivre Hotels Spa Susie Camposano Carnival Cruise Line USA [email protected] Cruise Marie Guenin Castille Hotel Paris France [email protected] Independent Skye Holyfield Anderson Cavallo Point - The Lodge at the Golden Sausalito CA USA [email protected] Independent Gate Kimberly Janes CHSP Chandler AZ Office of Tourism Chandler AZ USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Angie Day-Wilson CMP Charleston Area CVB Charleston SC USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Elizabeth Story Chicago Athletic Association Hotel Chicago IL USA [email protected] Joie de Vivre Hotels Johanna Walker Chicago Metro West/DuPage CVB Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Kristy Stevens Chicago Southland CVB Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Kimberly Wright CMP Chicago's North Shore Convention & Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Robin Friday CMP Chicagos Premier Western Suburb-Lisle Lisle IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Monika Babik CMP Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Gabrielle Donchez Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Amy Falter Choose Chicago Danbury CT USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Ruth Garcia Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Edie Glavey Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Kimberly Himes Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Tamara Jones Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Molly Kievit Choose Chicago Illinois IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Kenyetta Peterson Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Michele Pondexter Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Kelsey Rubin Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Julie Van't Hul Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Page 2 of 29 HB 2017 ABC Partner Profile Sorted by: Company Dawn Young CEM Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Jackie Berger Clarion Fontainebleau Resort Hotel Ocean City MD USA [email protected] Clarion Annabelle Darauay Clift San Francisco San Francisco CA USA [email protected] Morgans Hotel Group Dianne Lovett Cobb Travel and Tourism Atlanta GA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Scott Coelln Colonial Williamsburg Woodlands Hotel Williamsburg VA USA [email protected] Independent & Suites Brooke Hall COMO Hotels & Resorts London London United Kingdom [email protected] Independent Linda Persico CMP Conference & Event Center Niagara Falls Niagara Falls NY USA [email protected] Conference Center Sarah Graff Conrad Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] Hilton Laura Collins HMCC Conrad Indianapolis Indianapolis IN USA [email protected] Hilton Marinke van Dongen Convention Bureau The Hague The Hague The Netherlands [email protected] CVB or DMO om Carey Duckworth Corinthia Hotels London United Kingdom [email protected] Corinthia Dale Scharlat CMP Corinthia Hotels New York NY USA [email protected] Corinthia Sari Hill CTA Courtyard by Marriott Columbus/OSU Columbus OH USA [email protected] Marriott Katherine Gan CSAE, CTA Courtyard by Marriott LA Westside Culver City CA USA [email protected] Marriott "Ketty" Valerie VanBuskirk Crescent Hotels & Resorts Fairfax VA USA [email protected] Marriott Maureen Mackey MBA Crescent Hotels and Resorts Phoenix AZ USA [email protected] Independent Mark Weiner Crowne Plaza - Dallas Downtown Dallas TX USA [email protected] InterContinental Hotel Group Aaron Spurgeon CGMP Crowne Plaza Atlanta Midtown Atlanta GA USA [email protected] Crowne Plaza Maria Jose Martinez Crowne Plaza Barcelona Barcelona Spain mariajose.martinez@cpbarcelonafiracent InterContinental Hotel Group er.com Amber Mangan Crowne Plaza Chicago O'Hare Chicago IL USA [email protected] InterContinental Hotel Group Rebecca Gorman Crowne Plaza Columbus Downtown Columbus OH USA [email protected] Crowne Plaza Kerri Wilcox Crowne Plaza Hotel Providence / Providence/Warwick RI USA [email protected] InterContinental Hotel Group Warwick Sarah Shibley Crowne Plaza Hotel Providence/Warwick Providence/Warwick RI USA [email protected] InterContinental Hotel Group Rachel Morrison Crystal Gateway Marriott Arlington VA USA [email protected] Marriott Susan Koczka CT Convention & Sports Bureau Hartford CT USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Debbie Megna CMP, CTA CVB Anaheim Anaheim CA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Cass Pressentin CVB Anaheim Anaheim CA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Ellen Brown CTA CVB Arlington TX Arlington TX USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Jessica Banchs CVB Arlington VA Arlington VA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Portia
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