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HB 2017 ABC Partner Profile Sorted By: Country, State/Provenice and City HB 2017 ABC Partner Profile Sorted by: Country, State/Provenice and City First Name Last Name Industry Company City State/Province Country Email Address Parent Brand Designation Steve Pliska Hyatt Regency Aruba/Grand Hyatt Baha Orangestad Aruba [email protected] Hyatt Mar Karl Wentzel Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino Palm Beach Aruba [email protected] Hilton Kate Atkinson Hyatt Hotels & Resorts Melbourne Australia [email protected] Hyatt David Schwartz Melia Nassau Beach-All Inclusive Nassau Bahamas [email protected] Melia Hotels International Shawn Shaffer Atlantis, Paradise Island Paradise Island Bahamas [email protected] Marriott Carolina Meinberg Marriott Brazil Rio de Janeiro Brazil [email protected] Marriott Wendy Kirkpatrick Fairmont Banff Springs Banff AB Canada [email protected] Accor Deidre DeVico CVB Richmond BC Richmond BC Canada [email protected] CVB or DMO Melissa Phillips CVB Richmond BC Richmond BC Canada [email protected] CVB or DMO Sean Castonguay Sheraton Vancouver Airport Hotel Richmond BC Canada sean.castonguay@sheratonvancouverair Sheraton port.com Isabella Ma Westin Wall Centre Vancouver Airport Richmond BC Canada [email protected] Westin Siaochi Leong Fairmont Hotels, Vancouver Region Vancouver BC Canada [email protected] Accor Ambrose Tham Singapore Exhibition and Convention Vancouver BC Canada [email protected] CVB or DMO Bureau Michael Parsons JW Marriott parq Vancouver and the Vancouver BC Canada [email protected] Marriott DOUGLAS, an Autograph Collection Hotel Christine Brittain Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre Hotel Vancouver BC Canada [email protected] Sheraton Bobby Brosseau The Westin Bayshore Vancouver Vancouver BC Canada [email protected] Westin Miranda Ji CMP Business Events Victoria Victoria BC Canada [email protected] CVB or DMO Stephanie Boyd The Westin Resort & Spa, Whistler Whistler BC Canada [email protected] Westin Helene Moberg Destination Halifax Halifax NS Canada [email protected] CVB or DMO Catherine Joyce The Sagamore Resort Mississauga ON Canada [email protected] Independent Simonne Konda Marriott International Mississauga ON Canada [email protected] Marriott Chris Ruane AccorHotels Toronto ON Canada [email protected] Accor Michele Bryan Fairmont Royal York Toronto ON Canada [email protected] Accor Bonnie Howell CVB Toronto Toronto ON Canada [email protected] CVB or DMO Patsy Roy Le Westin Montréal Montreal QC Canada [email protected] Westin Carissa Koral Quebec City Business Destination Quebec City QC Canada [email protected] CVB or DMO Jamie Randall Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac & Queen Quebec City & QC Canada [email protected] Accor Elizabeth Montreal Calle Posch Four Seasons Vancouver Canada [email protected] Four Seasons Page 1 of 29 HB 2017 ABC Partner Profile Sorted by: Country, State/Provenice and City Marti Trieschmann Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Grand Cayman Cayman Islands [email protected] Westin Beach Resort & Spa Eric Ge The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai, Pudong Shanghai China [email protected] Ritz-Carlton Fernando Delgado Andaz Peninsula Papagayo Resort Guanacaste Costa RIca [email protected] Hyatt Cindy Ramirez El Mangroove Papagayo Gulf Costa Costa Rica [email protected] Independent Rica Priscilla Alfaro Real InterContinental at Multiplaza Mall San Jose Costa Rica [email protected] Fairmont Bryan Rojas Marriott Hotels & Resorts of Costa Rica San Jose Costa Rica [email protected] Marriott Grettel Obando JW Marriott Guanacaste Resort and Spa Santa Cruz - Costa Rica [email protected] Marriott Guanacaste Richard Subrt Boscolo Prague, Autograph Collection Prague Czech Republic [email protected] Boscolo Royer Segura JW Marriot Santo Domingo Santo Domingo Dominican Republic [email protected] Marriott Phillip Mayer Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park, London London England [email protected] Mandarin Oriental Kristell Derrien AccorHotels Paris France [email protected] Accor Marie Guenin Castille Hotel Paris France [email protected] Independent Mike Urbanowski Grand Hyatt Berlin Berlin Germany [email protected] Hyatt Hotels & Resorts (Corporate) Nadine Brethauer CHSP Hotel Palace Berlin Berlin Germany [email protected] Independent Jennifer Blaurock Inter Continental Berlin, Crowne Plaza Berlin Germany [email protected] InterContinental Hotel Group Berlin- Potsdamer Platz, Hotel Indigo Berlin Ku'Damm Connie Kwan Hyatt Hotels and Resorts Kowoloon Hong Kong [email protected] Hyatt Christoph Haustein Tiifco Hotel Group Ireland Dublin Ireland [email protected] Crowne Plaza Sandra Fahy CVB Dublin Ireland Dublin Ireland [email protected] CVB or DMO Karina Dunne Druids Glen Hotel & Golf Resort Dublin Ireland [email protected] Independent Alessandro Galasso Marriott Milan & Marriott Rome Park Milan & Rome Italy [email protected] Marriott Hotel Paola Gomez Hyatt Zilara Cancun Cancun Mexico [email protected] Hyatt Zilara Alejandra Arellano CHA, CHME Hyatt House Santa Fe Ciudad de Mexico Mexico [email protected] Hyatt Angela Lockyer One & Only Palmilla Los Cabos Mexico [email protected] Independent m Tania Del Castillo Presidente InterContinental Hotels & Mexico Mexico [email protected] InterContinental Hotel Group Resorts Ana Sofia Lanczyner Mexico Tourism Board Mexico City Mexico [email protected] CVB or DMO Justin Kallbacka Utah Valley CVB Mexico City Mexico [email protected] CVB or DMO Judith Segura CASE Hilton Mexico City Reforma Mexico City Mexico [email protected] Hilton Gerardo Villavicencio Marquis Reforma Hotel & Spa Mexico City Mexico [email protected] Independent Kimberly Altobelli Grand Hyatt Playa Del Carmen Playa Del Carmen Mexico [email protected] Hyatt Victor Martinez Baez Fairmont Mayakoba Riviera Maya Mexico [email protected] Accor Page 2 of 29 HB 2017 ABC Partner Profile Sorted by: Country, State/Provenice and City Jorge Meraz Velas Resorts Mexico [email protected] Independent Jorge Santa-Mejia MBA JW Marriott Panama Golf & Beach Panama Panama [email protected] Marriott Resort Teodora Catalan Hilton Panama Panama City Panama [email protected] Hilton Panama Rita Simões Ritz Carlton Penha Longa, Portugal Sintra Portugal [email protected] Ritz-Carlton Andres Ortiz Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Beach Resort Rio Grande Puerto Rico [email protected] Wyndham & SPA Rosanna Lampaya Intercontinental San Juan San Juan Puerto Rico [email protected] InterContinental Hotel Group Luz Gonzalez La Concha A Renaissance Resort San Juan Puerto Rico [email protected] Renaissance Jennifer Holt CMP Sheraton Puerto Rico Hotel & Casino San Juan Puerto Rico [email protected] Sheraton Jasmine Wong Singapore Exhibition and Convention Singapore Singapore [email protected] CVB or DMO Bureau Manel Parra Hilton Barcelona Barcelona Spain [email protected] Hilton Fernandez Ignacio Renaissance Barcelona Fira Barcelona Spain [email protected] Marriott Charo Garcia Hesperia Tower Hotel & Convention Barcelona Spain [email protected] NH Hotels Center Nicolas Verdu Hotel Arts, Barcelona Barcelona Spain [email protected] Ritz-Carlton Maria Jose Martinez Crowne Plaza Barcelona Barcelona Spain mariajose.martinez@cpbarcelonafiracent InterContinental Hotel Group er.com Ricardo Cañada Palladium Hotel Group Madrid Spain [email protected] Independent Sebastian Segui Amat NH Collection Eurobuilding Madrid Spain [email protected] NH Hotels Joely Jackson CIS, MBA The Ritz-Carlton, Abama, Budapest, West Palm Beach FL Spain, Hungary, Austria [email protected] Ritz-Carlton Vienna Jennifer O'Mara Four Seasons Resort Nevis, West Indies Charlestown St. Kitts & Nevis [email protected] Four Seasons Meg Hellmuth Park Hyatt St. Kitts South East St. Kitts & Nevis [email protected] Park Hyatt Peninsula Nancy Uitdewilligen Marriott Europe - Legacy Starwood Amsterdam The Netherlands [email protected] Sheraton m Roderick Meijer Hotel van Oranje, Autograph Collection Noordwijk The Netherlands [email protected] Independent Stephan Stokkermans Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin NOORDWIJK AAN The Netherlands [email protected] Independent ZEE Coen van Veen Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin NOORDWIJK AAN The Netherlands [email protected] Independent ZEE Marinke van Dongen Convention Bureau The Hague The Hague The Netherlands [email protected] CVB or DMO om Patricia Villanueva The Ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi, Grand Canal Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates [email protected] Marriott Roman Lafner JW Marriott Marquis Dubai Dubai United Arab Emirates [email protected] Marriott Ana Saenz The Ritz-Carlton Dubai IFC Dubai United Arab Emirates [email protected] Ritz-Carlton Page 3 of 29 HB 2017 ABC Partner Profile Sorted by: Country, State/Provenice and City Carey Duckworth Corinthia Hotels London United Kingdom [email protected] Corinthia Angelo Amoia Morgans Hotel Group London United Kingdom [email protected] Fairmont Lindsay Hyde Four Season
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