Hyatt Hotels Corp. (NYSE: H) has promoted Adam Rohman to head of Americas, effective July 1.
Rohman currently serves as senior vice president, investor relations, global financial planning and analysis, and treasurer. In his new role, he will oversee operations across Hyatt’s Americas region, including hotels within the Classics, Essentials and Luxury portfolios, as well as global brand strategy for the Classics and Essentials portfolios.
Rohman succeeds Pete Sears, who is retiring following a nearly 40-year career with Hyatt. Sears will continue supporting Hyatt in a senior advisor role for a period of time after June 30 to ensure continuity on key priorities and relationships. A search for Rohman’s successor is underway.
“Adam is a highly respected leader with deep knowledge of our business, strong relationships across our organization and a proven track record of disciplined, strategic leadership,” said Mark Hoplamazian, chairman, president and CEO of Chicago-headquartered Hyatt. “I have great confidence in Adam as he leads the Americas region into its next chapter and continues building on the foundation firmly established under Pete’s leadership.”
Rohman brings more than two decades of Hyatt experience, having begun his career in a series of on-property finance roles before advancing through a broad range of finance and operational leadership positions. Throughout his tenure, he has held key leadership roles, including SVP of Finance for the Americas and Global Head of Asset Management.
“Adam understands our business deeply and appreciates the importance of strong relationships with owners, operators, guests and colleagues,” Hoplamazian added. “His thoughtful leadership style and commitment to Hyatt’s culture position him well for this role.”
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