Human Resources

📍 Patrick Broderick, a hospitality veteran from the U.K., was promoted by Davidson Hospitality Group to Senior Vice President, Commercial Optimization. In 2021, he joined Davidson from Marriott, where he spent 33 years, culminating as Vice President of Sales. Broderick now oversees sales, revenue management, and marketing. He emphasizes using technology wisely and understanding customer needs, while addressing challenges like AI and social media in hospitality. Broderick values creating memorable experiences and attracting passionate hoteliers.

🏨 Adam Rohman will become Hyatt's head of Americas on July 1, succeeding Pete Sears, who retires after nearly 40 years. Rohman, currently SVP of investor relations and finance, will oversee operations in the Americas, including hotels in classics, essentials, and luxury portfolios. Sears will assist through the transition post-June 30. Hyatt is seeking Rohman's successor. CEO Mark Hoplamazian praises Rohman's strategic leadership and deep business understanding.

🏨 Romain Meiran's career spans three decades at top luxury hotels, starting in 1993 at Nikko hotels and including roles at Ritz Paris, Plaza Athénée, and Le Meurice. In 2023, Meiran joined Groupe Barrière as Director of Hotels. By 2027, SBM plans to open Monte-Carlo One in Courchevel. From 1 July 2026, a leaner Executive Committee will include Meiran as COO. This move aims to enhance operational excellence and align with evolving customer expectations.

📈 Adam Rohman will become head of Americas for Hyatt Hotels Corporation on July 1, 2026, in Chicago, Illinois, succeeding Pete Sears, who retires after nearly 40 years. Rohman, previously SVP of investor relations and treasurer, will manage operations and global brand strategy for Hyatt's Americas region. With over 20 years at Hyatt, Rohman's leadership is praised by CEO Mark Hoplamazian. Sears will remain as a senior advisor past June 30 to aid in the transition.

🏨 Geoff Gaumer has been promoted to regional director of operations in Texas for PM Hotel Group. With over 20 years of hospitality experience, Gaumer has improved revenue, profitability, and brand satisfaction since joining PM four years ago. Previously, he managed multiple assets in Dallas-Fort Worth. PM Hotel Group, based in the Washington D.C. area, manages premium and lifestyle hotels across the U.S. Gaumer’s leadership aligns with the company’s core values and growth strategy in Texas.

🏨 Geoff Gaumer has been promoted to regional director of operations for PM Hotel Group's Texas portfolio. With over 20 years of hospitality experience, Gaumer has managed multiple properties in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. His leadership has driven revenue, profitability, and engagement improvements. PM Hotel Group, headquartered in Washington D.C., manages diverse hotels across the U.S. Gaumer's career began as a banquet houseman in Wisconsin.