Cassani hands over to new chief at Jurys Inns
Cassani saw the appointment of John Brennan, former Quinlan Private and Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts executive, as chief executive.
Jurys Inn’s balance sheet has been supported in that time by the introduction of the Oman Investment Fund as 50% equity partner and a recent fundraising of £60 million to support future growth.
Brennan said: “Barbara has made a lasting contribution to the transformation of Jurys Inns. Her leadership during extremely challenging economic conditions leaves the business energised, focussed and confident that it can continue to outperform the market as the economy recovers.
“With highly supportive shareholders, a strong leadership team and a robust business model in place the job of preparing Jurys Inns for long term growth is well underway.
The company said it is driving performance through a cohesive programme focused on:
* growing market share and revenue
* cost reductions and business process improvements
* repositioning the brand and improving the customer experience
* continuing to grow with the addition of new room stock
The company said it was trading ahead of the market and starting to see improving trends with like for like occupancy in September and October ahead of last year.
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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