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Ocean House Collection, New England s leading luxury hospitality brand, today announced the appointment of Dant Hirsch as President and Managing Director.
Hirsch comes to Ocean House Collection from Six Senses Hotels Resorts and Spas where he was General Manager of the New York property, leading the development of luxury guest rooms, condominiums, a membership club and food and beverage concepts.
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The Ocean House at Watch Hill in Westerly is a Forbes Triple Five-Star hotel, one of only 14 properties in the world with that designation. (Photo courtesy Ocean House Collection)
WESTERLY, RI Ocean House Collection, one of New England s leading luxury hospitality brands, has announced the appointment of Dant Hirsch as President and Managing Director. Dant has the leadership track record, the creativity and the vision to successfully lead this extraordinary collection of properties and our associates, said hotel group founders Charles and Deborah Royce in a news release. His understanding of the luxury hotel industry enables him to provide a strategic direction for our capable team members, create exceptional and innovative experiences for our guests, serve our local community, and help position the organization for the future.
Ocean House Collection, New England s Leading Hotel Group Names Dant Hirsch President And Managing Director
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WATCH HILL, R.I., June 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Ocean House Collection, New England s leading luxury hospitality brand, today announced the appointment of Dant Hirsch as President and Managing Director.
Ocean House Collection was founded by Charles and Deborah Royce in 2010 with the redevelopment of Ocean House, a Forbes Triple Five-Star hotel, now one of only 14 properties in the world to have that designation. Today, the organization consists of some of the most prestigious properties in the world, also including the Forbes Five-Star Weekapaug Inn.
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