Island Hospitality Management, the premier third-party management company for select service and upscale extended stay hotels in the United States, has announced today that Roger Pollak will be retiring as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer on June 30, 2021. Pollak will serve as Director of Special Projects through the end of 2021.
Pollak has spent the majority of his career as an instrumental leader at Island Hospitality since joining the team in 1995. Pollak s contributions in various senior executive roles include overseeing the company s financial and corporate administrative functions, as well as managing priority third-party owner relationships.
Michelle Marlowe named Senior Vice President of Accounting at Island Hospitality Management LLC
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Hotel Management Company Keeps Guests Connected With Support From Comcast Business
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Deep Blue Communications, a Comcast Business company, announced a partnership with Island Hospitality Management to provide a reliable managed Wi-Fi solution for 10,623 rooms in 16 hotels across 21 states and the District of Columbia, helping the hotel management company to reduce operational complexities, lower costs, and keep guests better connected.
Since its founding in 1986, Island Hospitality Management an independent, third-party hotel management company headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida has aimed to accommodate ever-changing guest needs. For the last decade-plus, this has meant easy access to fast and reliable Wi-Fi from anywhere in a hotel.
The company manages 144 hotels across all major brands, so Wi-Fi vendors must be certified according to each individual hotel brand’s standards. After Island Hospitality’s list of approved Wi-Fi providers has grown to eight separate organizations, it needed a consolidated solution to