Pan Pacific Hotels Group announces reorganisation of global operational leadership

The new operational leadership group records directly to Pan Pacific Hotels Group CEO Choe Peng Sum. It is organised right into 5 local collections, each headed by a vice-president of procedures.

Pan Pacific Hotels Group, a member of Singapore-listed UOL Group, has actually introduced the reorganisation of its worldwide functional leadership group.

“This brand-new structure will certainly reinforce the group’s regional administration as the firm expands its global profile covering Asia Pacific, Europe as well as North America,” the group specifies in a Sept 1 news release.

Anne Golden has been appointed vice-president of procedures for the UK and also North America, looking after 6 regional properties. She is also the basic supervisor of Pan Pacific London.

Margaret Paul has been assigned vice-president of pre-opening, supervising the team’s pipeline of resorts, hotels as well as serviced suites. She has also been selected vice-president of operations for Oceania, overseeing 6 properties the group currently operates in Australia.

Marcel Holman has actually been assigned as vice-president of operations for China, Indonesia as well as Japan and also basic manager for Pan Pacific Orchard, opening in 1H2023. Across Indonesia, China and Japan, he will supervise the operational efficiency of 13 buildings under the team, including those in development. In Singapore, he will helm the opening of the flagship Pan Pacific Orchard.

Jeremy Aniere has actually been designated as vice-president of procedures for Singapore, except for Pan Pacific Orchard. In addition to his duty as basic manager at Pan Pacific Singapore, Jeremy will certainly drive the functional procedures, standards and efficiency of 8 Singapore properties under the Pan Pacific Hotels Group.

Richard Tan has been selected as vice-president of procedures for Dhaka and Nairobi. The brand-new visit broadens his current purview as vice head of state of procedures for Malaysia and also Indo-China (Vietnam, Myanmar, Thailand and also Cambodia).