The Murray, Hong Kong announces New Senior Management Appointments

25 Apr 2017 2039 | World Travel News

HONG KONG – Niccolo Hotels is pleased to announce four key appointments to oversee the opening of its new flagship property, The Murray, Hong Kong. Launching in late 2017, The Murray, Hong Kong will be the first luxury hotel to open in Hong Kong in recent years.

Dean Dimitriou, Hotel Manager: With over a decade of international experience in the luxury hospitality industry, Dimitriou has held senior management roles with established hotel brands such as the InterContinental, Mandarin Oriental and the Grand Hyatt. His career has taken him from Chicago to London, Melbourne and Hong Kong. Prior to joining The Murray, Hong Kong, Dimitriou was the Hotel Manager at The Langham, Shanghai, Xintiandi.

Patrick Ho, Director of Human Resources: A seasoned hotelier with extensive experience in directing HR strategy in Asia, Ho will spearhead talent acquisition and training for The Murray, Hong Kong. For the last 17 years, Ho has honed his skills with the leading hotel brands in Hong Kong and Macau, including The St. Regis, Macau and The Westin Resort Macau. Before this latest appointment, Ho spent four years managing HR operations at the Four Seasons Hotel, Hong Kong.

Tenny Kwok, Director of Engineering: In a career spanning almost two decades, Kwok has managed a series of large-scale projects across the hospitality, residential, and commercial property sectors. Kwok joins The Murray, Hong Kong team after seven years at The Langham, Hong Kong where his most recent role was as Director of Engineering.

Viola Ting, Director of Sales: Ting brings over 20 years of experience to her new role and has worked with leading hotel brands such as The Ritz Carlton, Hong Kong and the Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel and Towers. Throughout her distinguished career she has shown an ability to cultivate client relationships and develop a professional, results-oriented sales team. Prior to this latest position, she served as Director of Sales at the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong for six years.