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Greater Philadelphia Hotel Association Membership Directory & Services Guide Greater Philadelphia Hotel Association The Greater Philadelphia Hotel Association serves the interests of 87 hotels throughout the Delaware Valley. Our members employ over 14,000 residents with over 30,000 guestrooms. GPHA has four member categories, Hotels, Allied Members, Restaurant and Student Members. GPHA’s mission is to foster increased profitability in member hotels through increased room nights, higher average daily rate, and higher revenue per available room (RevPar). GPHA accomplishes these goals through six primary areas of involvement – Civic Representation, Events, Government Relations, Human Resources/Education, Networking, and Research. Over the last two decades, GPHA has established itself as the leader in the Greater Philadelphia Hotel community and Hospitality and Tourism industry. GPHA has grown membership every year since our inception in 1988 and will continue to expand our outreach as the Delaware Valley continues to flourish as a premier destination for tourists, conventioneers, and corporate travelers. GPHA Officers President, Greg Stafford, Inn at Penn, a Hilton Hotel 1st Vice President, Richard Staub, General Manager, Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown 2nd Vice President, Carlo Sena, General Manager, Penn’s View Hotel Secretary, Daryll Adams, The Ritz-Carlton, Philadelphia Treasurer, Derek Beckman, Courtyard by Marriott Philadelphia South – The Navy Yard GPHA Executive Director, Ed Grose, CAE GPHA Associate Executive Director, Suzanne Geyer Contents Allied Members – Alphabetical by Company ........................ 1-21 Hotel Members – Alphabetical by Company ..................... 22-57 Officers .............................................................................................. 2 Complete Allied Membership - Index by Products …… 58-68 Allied Members Members Allied Advertisers Companion Services Group Inc .................................... Hotel Tab American Furniture Installation Inc ............................ Left Inside Belfor USA .......................................................................Index Tab Insinger Machine Company .......................................... Allied Tab Plantarium Living Environments ................................. Allied Tab Western Pest Services...................................................... Hotel Tab Paul Rabinowitz Glass Co. .............................................Index Tab Jenkintown Building Services ........................................ Left Inside Allied Members Allied Members Alteva 484-534-2904 Becker & Frondorf 215-772-1400, Fax 215-772-0727 401 Market St. 1st Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19106 1500 Walnut Street Suite 1910, Philadelphia, PA 19102 Bob Davis, Channel Manager [email protected] Matthew Salerno, Principal [email protected] Samantha Bontemps, Marketing Specialist [email protected] Belfor USA Group, Inc 215-238-1136 American Furniture Installation, Inc 610-429-2422 4444 N. 3rd Street, Floor 1, Suite 103, Philadelphia, PA 19123 400 Griffith Morgan Lane, Pennsauken, NJ 8110 Stefanie Krajcsovics [email protected] Bob Sullivan, VP of Hospitality Services [email protected] Mark Karpinski, Director of Hospitality Services [email protected] Best Personnel Inc. 215-732-3000, Fax 215-732-3010 100 South Broad Street, Suite 933, Philadelphia, PA 19110 AmericasCuisine Philadelphia 610-325-4360, Fax 610-325-4636 Brian Rosner, President [email protected] 4699 West Chester Pike, Newton Square, PA 19073 Ted Rosner Robert Martinelli, President [email protected] JB Braun, Publisher [email protected] BK Specialty Foods 856-294-6600, Fax 856-241-8429 Stephanie Fell, Account Executive [email protected] 200 Eagle Court, Swedesboro, NJ 08085 Brett Kratchman, President and Founder [email protected] API (AIMM Philadelphia Installations) 856-546-1212, Fax 856-546-0027 Karen Kratchman-Gold, Vice President [email protected] 1250 Metropolitan Avenue, West Deptford, NJ 8066 Kevin Kelly, Vice President Sales/ Marketing [email protected] Booking.com (USA) Inc. 212-419-2603, Fax 347-438-3367 100 William Street, Suite 1150, New York, NY 10038 Atlantic City Linen Supply 609-345-5888 Montserrat Albano, Revenue Account Manager [email protected] 18 North New Jersey Avenue, Atlantic City, NJ 8401 Victor Nappen, VP Sales & Marketing [email protected] Capp USA 610-394-1101, Fax 860-548-2551 Daniel Labov, Customer Service/Operations Manager [email protected] 201 Maple Avenue, Clifton Heights, PA 19018 Judy Landers, Business Developer Manager [email protected] 610-660-4229 AXA Advisors Mark Shelton, Branch Manager 40 Monument Road, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 Matthew Adkins, Divisional Vice President [email protected] Jeffrey Smith [email protected] Cashman & Associates Public Relations and Special Events 215-627-1060, Fax 215-627-1059 1000 N. Hancock Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123 Batchout Payment Solutions Provider 610-296-3264, Fax 610-644-8260 Nicole Cashman, President & CEO [email protected] 10 Pine Rd., Malvern, PA 19355 Jacklin Rhoads, Account Executive [email protected] Maureen Martinez, Sales Manager [email protected] Charles Jacquin et Cie., Inc. 215-425-9300, Fax 215-425-9438 Bath Fitter 800-900-7855, Fax 717-932-4448 2633 Trenton Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19125 542 Industrial Drive, Lewisberry, PA 17339 Dawn Reilly, Events Director [email protected] Gary Triffo, VP of Commercial Operations [email protected] Kevin O'Brien, National Sales Vice President [email protected] Thomas Gibson [email protected] Cherry Hill 70 Clearners 856-216-7255, Fax 856-216-7256 450 E. Route 70, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 Tom H. Ro, President [email protected] 1 2 Allied Members Allied Members Chester County Conference & Visitors Bureau Companion Services Group, Inc 856-742-9360, Fax 856-742-9362 484-770-8550, Fax 484-770-8557 P.O. Box 87, Haddon Heights, NJ 08035 300 Greenwood Road, Kennett square, PA 19348 Drew Conway, Sales Representative [email protected] Greg Edevane, Director of Sales and Marketing [email protected] 856-655-5075 (cell) Duc Ho, Vice President of Operations [email protected] Chima Brazilian Steakhouse 215-531-5838, Fax 866-467-4560 Jack Degan, President [email protected] 1901 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, Philadelphia, PA 19103 David Pereira, Corporate Manager [email protected] Constellation Brands 610-361-2626, Fax 215-321-3387 Eduardo Salueiro, Manager [email protected] 1189 Smithbridge Road, Chadds Ford, PA 19317 Fatima Peters, Sales and Events Manager [email protected] Danielle Smith, Field Sales Manager [email protected] Patricia Duffy, PA Field Sales Manager [email protected] CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP 215-634-3900, Fax 215-643-4030 610 W. Germantown Pike, Suite 400, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 Continental Restaurant & Martini Bar 215-923-6069, Fax 215-923-8818 Stephen Rosa, CPA, Partner [email protected] 138 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106 Mabel Davidson, General Manager [email protected] Comcast Business 215-255-5754 3800 Horizon Boulevard, Suite 300, Trevose, PA 19053 Cradle of Liberty Council 484-654-9224, Fax 610-688-2951 Michael O'Donnell, Sr. Marketing Specialist michael_o'[email protected] 1485 Valley Forge Road, Wayne, PA 19087 Meredith Hoffman, Business Account Executive II [email protected] Christopher Tomlin, Scout Executive & CEO [email protected] Mark Saxon, Development Director [email protected] Veronica Coyle, Administrative Assistant [email protected] Commercial Utility Consultants 610-431-4400, Fax 610-431-1023 1556 McDaniel Drive, West Chester, PA 19380 John McGillian, Vice President [email protected] CTM Media Group 856-488-2424, Fax 856-328-7941 115 Twinbridge Drive, Suites D & E, Pennsauken, NJ 08110 Jerry McConnell, Operations Manager [email protected] Communities in Schools of Philadelphia, Inc. Sharon Rizzuto, Regional Director of Sales & Marketing [email protected] 267-386-4600, Fax 267-330-0164 Rodin Place, Suite 201, 2000 Hamilton Street, Philadelphia, PA 19130 Alanna T. Mitchell, Director of Communications & Stakeholder Relations Delaware County Community College 610-359-5267, Fax 610-325-2813 [email protected] 901 South Media Line Road, Media, PA 19063-1094 Martin Nock, President [email protected] Robert Bennett, Professor, Hotel and Restaurant Management [email protected] Jamie Cooperstein, Adjunct Faculty, Hotel and Restaurant Management [email protected] Community College of Philadelphia 215-751-8387, Fax 215-972-6291 1700 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA 19130 Delaware County Janitorial & Fire Restoration Jeff Hufnagle, Technical Craft Specialist B [email protected] 610-583-5266, Fax 610-583-8351 Marian McGorry, Assistant Dean, Business & Technology Division P.O. Box 74, 5 1/2 Bartram Avenue, Glenolden, PA 19036-0074 [email protected] Angie Baker, Director of Business Development [email protected] Mark Kushner, Curriculum Coordinatior/Assoc. Prof. [email protected] James Sandone, Owner [email protected] Andy Marin, Chef [email protected] Phil Kearsley, Estimator & Production Coordinator [email protected] Bill Vasvary, Chef [email protected] 3 4 Allied Members Allied Members Delaware County's Brandywine CVB 610-565-3679, Fax 610-627-9207 El Vez
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