The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) recently announced the Global Technology 100 (T100), and we are excited to share that Mike Gray, our Global Vice President of Strategic Partnerships, has been named to this prestigious initiative.
According to AHLA, the T100 is a premier collective of the world’s top technology experts shaping the next generation of hotels. These trailblazers are driving transformative advancements, revolutionizing guest experiences, and defining the future landscape of hospitality technology.
AHLA President & CEO Chip Rogers stated: “T100 is all about ensuring our industry leverages the latest technology to better serve guests, associates, and communities, while maximizing profitability. This group is composed of the top hospitality technology leaders on the planet, and together they will serve as the chief driver of innovation throughout our industry.”
Mike Gray said: “It’s an honor to participate and contribute with this group. Our shared goal applies technology solutions that have a meaningful impact for hoteliers and guests.”
The inaugural leadership of T100 comprises five distinguished hospitality technology experts:
- Scott Strickland, Executive Vice President & Chief Information Officer, Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, serving as the chair.
- Luis Segredo, Chief Executive Officer of DataTravel LLC, appointed as the vice chair.
- Kristie Goshow, Chief Commercial Officer at KSL Resorts, assuming the role of immediate past chair.
- Jeff Bzdawka, Chief Executive Officer of Knowland, taking on the responsibilities of program and membership chair.
- Bryan Hammer, Vice President of IT at Belmond, acting as the workgroup chair.
Please help us in congratulating Mike on being named to this AHLA initiative!
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