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Recent General Manager Changes At Accor

Published: Fri 4 Apr 2008 10:46 AM
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4 April 2008
Recent General Manager Changes At Accor
Changes continue within Accor as several General Managers relocate for challenges at new hotels.
Accor recently announced that Carl Braddock will leave the newly refurbished Novotel Lakeside Queenstown (formerly Novotel Gardens Queenstown) to take up a new position as General Manager at Hotel Ibis Christchurch. Jim Moore will move from his position as General Manager at Mercure Hotel Auckland to take up the reins at Novotel Lakeside Queesntown.
Following this announcement, Dick Breukink has left Hotel Ibis Christchurch to take up the position of General Manager Novotel Tanui Hamilton & Hotel Ibis Tanui Hamilton.
Dick started his role at Novotel Tainui & Hotel Ibis Hamilton just after Easter and is looking forward to a new life in the Waikato region.
“Hamilton has improved dramatically as a destination and is now a dynamic city with plenty to offer travellers. Among other things, Novotel Tainui Hamilton is well known for hosting many sporting groups and we are very much looking forward to hosting the Hamilton V8 Supercars participants and guests.”
Dick has been with Accor for the last 17 years and has managed hotels in Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, the Netherlands and New Zealand. During the last two years he managed Mercure Hotel Dunedin on an interim basis and oversaw the opening of Hotel Ibis Christchurch, which was newly built and opened its doors on 1 June 2007.
Accor, the European leader and a major global group in hotels, the global leader in services to corporate clients and public institutions, operates in nearly 100 countries with 170,000 employees. It offers to its clients over 40 years of expertise in its two core businesses:
- Hotels, with the Sofitel, Pullman, Novotel, Mercure, Suitehotel, Ibis, all seasons, Etap Hotel, Formule 1 and Motel 6 brands, representing more than 4,000 hotels and nearly 500,000 rooms in 90 countries, as well as strategically related activities, such as Lenôtre.
- Services, with 30 million people in 40 countries benefiting from Accor Services products in human resources, marketing services and expense management.
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