What Happened?
, -based Columbia Hospitality Promoted Hugo Moreno as Vice President, People and Culture
Date of management change: July 20, 2022
, -based Columbia Hospitality Promoted Hugo Moreno as Vice President, People and Culture
Columbia Hospitality Our CEO, John Oppenheimer, launched Seattle-based Columbia Hospitality in 1995 after being selected by the Port of Seattle to manage the new Bell Harbor International Conference Center on Seattle's waterfront. Since its inception, the company has steadily grown its portfolio, employing more than 2,500 team members at properties in Washington, Idaho, Montana, California, New Mexico Arizona and Hawaii. In addition to expanding our management portfolio, Columbia has consulted on over 100 hospitality projects worldwide. Our consulting division has provided market assessments, pre-opening sales, marketing, programming assistance, and pro forma development services for a wide range of hospitality projects. OUR VALUES AND PHILOSOPHY At Columbia Hospitality, the foundation for our success is our values, which drive our interactions with guests, team members, and owners. These core values, clear vision and strong passion for creating exceptional experiences have been an integral part of Columbia’s success and growth.
Hugo Moreno is Vice President, People and Culture at Columbia Hospitality. Previously, Hugo held various senior HR leadership roles in the industry.
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