DENVER—Tom Luersen, president of CoralTree Hospitality, introduced that Mike Everett has joined the corporate as govt vp. Everett will lead the enterprise growth; design and growth companies; info expertise and improvements staff; openings and transitions; and engineering, safety, and sustainability features for the corporate. Everett beforehand labored with Luersen and the CoralTree management staff whereas at Lowe Hospitality Group.
“Mike is a good addition to our management staff,” stated Luersen. “He has a observe report of excellence in our trade. We’ve labored with Mike prior to now and are excited to see how he may also help us develop our assortment of inns and resorts. He brings a visionary method to our firm. We simply celebrated our five-year anniversary and I can’t anticipate Mike to work with us in writing the following chapter of CoralTree’s story.”
Within the firm’s newly created position of govt vp, Everett will interface with the corporate’s hospitality platform and supply help in attaining organization-wide targets. He’ll work with stakeholders resembling property management groups, house owners, and friends, in addition to regional and company workplace groups.
Everett most not too long ago was president of NuovoRE. He additionally was chief funding officer for Sage Hospitality Group, the place he led the event, acquisition, and third-party administration groups. Everett initially labored with the CoralTree management staff when he was senior vp of Lowe Hospitality Group overseeing resort and resort acquisitions for Vacation spot Accommodations & Resorts, in addition to increasing the corporate’s third-party administration enterprise.
“It’s thrilling to see what the CoralTree staff has executed in such a brief time period,” stated Everett. “In 5 years, the gathering has grown to prime practically $1 billion in income. We’ve got huge targets for the corporate and I’m excited to be part of its future. With such a powerful basis, nice firm values, and wonderful staff members, I can’t wait to see what we are able to do collectively.”
Everett is a graduate of the Faculty of Lodge Administration at Cornell College. He has served on the boards of Collective Retreats, New Waterloo, and Goodwill of Colorado. He’s a member of the ULI Lodge Growth Council, a previous member of the AHLA Funding Roundtable, and a founding board member of the Marriott Sorenson Heart for Hospitality Management at Howard College.
