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2016 HB ABC Partner Profile Alpha by Hotel/Destination Name 2016 HB ABC Partner Profile Alpha by Hotel/Destination Name First Name Last Name Hotel/Destination Name City State Country Email Address Parent Brand Melissa Romana 1 Hotel South Beach Miami Beach FL USA [email protected] Independent Murielle Ferdinand Accor Hotels Los Angeles CA USA [email protected] AccorHotels Jason Cohen AccorHotels Miami FL USA [email protected] Sofitel Alexandria Convention & Visitors Robin Roane Alexandria VA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Association Sherrie Fitzgerald Alisal Guest Ranch and Resort Solvang CA USA [email protected] Independent Amanda Masters Aloft Chicago City Center Chicago IL USA [email protected] Starwood Jeff Guy Aloft San Francisco Airport San Francisco CA USA [email protected] Starwood Ron Brondyke Amway Grand Plaza Hotel Grand Rapids MI USA [email protected] Curio Collection Marilyn Montiel Anaheim Marriott Suites Garden Grove CA USA [email protected] Marriott International Teresa Higa Andaz Maui at Wailea Wailea HI USA [email protected] Andaz Alyssa Martin Andaz Napa Napa CA USA [email protected] Andaz Andaz Peninsula Papagayo Resort, Fernando Delgado Guanacaste Costa Rica [email protected] Andaz Costa Rica Jodi Thomas Arizona Biltmore Phoenix AZ USA [email protected] Hilton Worldwide Hal Davis Aruba Convention Bureau Jacksonville FL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Meg Oxford ATL Airport District DMO Atlanta GA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Kristin Schneider ATL Airport District DMO Atlanta GA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Justin Page Atlanta CVB Atlanta GA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Erick Speight Atlanta Marriott Marquis Atlanta GA USA [email protected] Marriott International [email protected] Shawn Shaffer Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas Paradise Island Bahamas Independent m Michael Beale Avalon Waterways Littleton CO USA [email protected] Other Travel Partner Kelsey Harned Balboa Bay Resort Newport Beach CA USA [email protected] Independent [email protected] Lorena Cota Barcelo Grand Faro Los Cabos San Jose Mexico Barcelo om Barbara St. Germain Belmond Chicago IL USA [email protected] Belmond Hotels & Resorts Karen Farsing Belterra Casino Florence IN USA [email protected] Other Travel Partner Penny Burich Best Western International Phoenix AZ USA [email protected] Best Western Todd Unger Best Western International Phoenix AZ USA [email protected] Best Western Bloomington Convention & Visitors Julie Giorgio Bloomington MN USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Bureau Lisa Edens Boise Convention and Visitors Bureau Boise ID USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Stephanie Ewell Boston Boston MA USA [email protected] Marriott International Tyler Edmunds Boston Marriott Copley Place Boston MA USA [email protected] Marriott International Dave Berkowski Boston Park Plaza Boston MA USA [email protected] Independent Jennifer Carter Boston Regional Sales Center Boston MA USA [email protected] Hilton Worldwide Ian Black Brazilian Court Hotel Palm Beach FL USA [email protected] Independent Lucia Hildebrand Bristol Panama Panama Panama [email protected] Independent Page 1 2016 HB ABC Partner Profile Alpha by Hotel/Destination Name First Name Last Name Hotel/Destination Name City State Country Email Address Parent Brand J.J. Wills Caesars Entertainment Las Vegas NV USA [email protected] Caesar's Entertainment (Harrah's) Camelback Lodge & Aquatopia Indoor Zak Allen Tannersville PA USA [email protected] Independent Waterpark Diana Vela Caribe Hiton San Juan San Juan PR USA [email protected] Hilton Worldwide Cherryl Brazier Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group Redondo Beach CA USA [email protected] Carlson Dorkhom Marinette Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group NYC NY USA [email protected] Carlson Giaquinta Kathy Markarian Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group Los Angeles CA USA [email protected] Carlson Kristin Neglia Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group Rutherford NJ USA [email protected] Carlson Allen Weiss Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group Atlanta GA USA [email protected] Carlson Dan McConnell Carnival Cruise Miami FL USA [email protected] Carnival Cruise Line Cavallo Point - The Lodge at the Sarah Rector San Francisco CA USA [email protected] Independent Golden Gate Siri Gawecki CDA Resort Coeur d'Alene ID USA [email protected] Independent Elizabeth Story Chicago Athletic Association Hotel Chicago IL USA [email protected] Commune Hotels & Resorts Michelle Marvin Chicago Marriott Suites O'Hare Rosemont IL USA [email protected] Marriott International Chicago Southland Convention & Mary Patchin Lansing IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Visitors Bureau Chicago's Premier Western Suburb - Robin Friday Lisle IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Lisle Chicago's Western Suburbs/DuPage Lisa Landers OakBrook IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Convention & Visitors Bureau Chicago's Western Suburbs/DuPage Michelle Ferraro Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO CVB [email protected] Jennifer Rochat Choctaw Casino and Resort Durant TX USA Conference Center m Meghan Feldstein Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Jacquelyn Berger Clarion Resort Fontainebleau Hotel Ocean City MD USA [email protected] Clarion Catherine McKenna Club Med Miami FL USA [email protected] Club Med Cheryl Foster Hayes Coast Hotels Seattle WA USA [email protected] Coast Hotels & Resorts Leanne West Colonial Williamsburg Hotels Williamsburg VA USA [email protected] Independent Colonial Williamsburg Woodlands Scott Coelln Williamsburg VA USA [email protected] Independent Hotel & Suites Colorado Springs Convention & Pam Sherfesee Colorado Springs CO USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Visitors Bureau Erin Daniels Columbus Airport Marriott Columbus OH USA [email protected] Marriott International Leah Brown Commune Hotels San Francisco CA USA [email protected] Commune Hotels & Resorts Christine Goldberg Commune Hotels & Resorts New York NY USA [email protected] Commune Hotels & Resorts Connecticut Convention & Sports Andrew McCauley Hartford CT USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Bureau Page 2 2016 HB ABC Partner Profile Alpha by Hotel/Destination Name First Name Last Name Hotel/Destination Name City State Country Email Address Parent Brand [email protected] Cassandra Seaman Conrad Indianapolis Indianapolis IN USA Conrad m Carol Schmidt Copper Mountain Resort Copper Mountain CO USA [email protected] Independent Carey Duckworth Corinthia Hotels London UK [email protected] Corinthia Dale Scharlat Corinthia Hotels New York NY USA [email protected] Corinthia Royer Segura Costa Rica Marriott Hotels San Jose Costa Rica [email protected] Marriott International Courtyard by Marriott Los Angeles Katherine (Ketty) Gan Culver City CA USA [email protected] Marriott International Westside Courtyard by Marriott Times Square Mirian Ortega New York NY USA [email protected] Marriott International West Courtyard/Residence Inn Manhattan Lois Geddes New York NY USA [email protected] Marriott International Central Park aaron.spurgeon@cpatlantamidtown. Aaron Spurgeon Crowne Plaza Atlanta Midtown Atlanta GA USA Crowne Plaza com [email protected] Kerri Wilcox Crowne Plaza Hotel - Warwick Providence/Warwick RI USA InterContinental Hotel Group om Crowne Plaza Hotel sarah.shibley@crownehotelwarwick. Sarah Shibley Providence/Warwick RI USA InterContinental Hotel Group Providence/Warwick com Kathy Siford Crowne Plaza O'Hare Rosemont IL USA [email protected] InterContinental Hotel Group [email protected] Kimberly Jones Crowne Plaza Palo Alto Palo Alto CA USA Crowne Plaza m Victoria Clifford CVB Anaheim Anaheim CA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Cass Pressentin CVB Anaheim Anaheim CA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Portia Conerly CVB Arlington VA Arlington VA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Sandi Harvey CVB Atlantic City Atlantic City NJ USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Barry Hoehn CVB Birmingham Birmingham AL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Rose Dudycha CVB Bloomington Bloomington MN USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Dawn Young CVB Choose Chicago Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Lesly Rehaut CVB Cleveland Cleveland OH USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Leah Zender CVB Columbus Columbus OH USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Jeffrey Musumano CVB Connecticut Hartford CT USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Christina Miller CVB Dallas Dallas TX USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Brittany Anderson CVB Denver Denver CO USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Margie Marble CVB Des Moines Des Moines IA USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Sheila Neal CVB Detroit Detroit MI USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Nora Gorman CVB Fort Lauderdale Chicago IL USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Melanie Hoover CVB Fort Worth Fort Worth TX USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Maureen Gutierrez CVB Frisco Frisco TX USA [email protected] Hilton Ava Pope CVB Greensboro Greensboro NC USA [email protected] CVB or DMO Kelly Roche CVB Irving Irving TX USA [email protected]
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