Stein Management Company expands into Asia with opening of Singapore Office and appoints Dean Schreiber to position of Managing Director Asia
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Stein Management Company expands into Asia with opening of Singapore Office and appoints Dean Schreiber to position of Managing Director Asia
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Category: Asia Pacific - Careers -
Appointments
This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2009-05-13
Stein Management Company, the group behind Franklyn Hotels and Resorts, has opened Stein’s first Asia office as part of their global expansion with KOP Group and appointed Dean Schreiber to the position of Managing Director Asia. Schreiber joins from his previous position of Vice President Operations of Tiara Hotels and Resorts (now Essque Hotels) in Dubai. In his new role, Schreiber will drive development of the Franklyn brand, securing management contracts with developers and joint-venture partners and directing management of operations, marketing and strategic planning in the Asia region. He will new lead new project development and maintain and grow relationships with the group’s stakeholders.
“His deep understanding of the Asian market will prove valuable to Stein as we continue our international expansion”, says Stein CEO Michael Sagild. “We believe that Dean’s entrepreneurship and creativity will enable him to make a significant contribution to the company. Finally, Dean’s years of service to Essque have been integral to the company's growth and success, and we look forward to benefiting from his owner-relations skills and hotel development expertise”.
Schreiber commented, "I am excited to join this growing company and to work with Stein’s properties, owners and team members to grow the already impressive Franklyn brand. We can build on the strong foundation that already exists to increase the company's growth, particularly in Asia, to create the pre-eminent luxury lifestyle hotel company”.
Further responsibilities for Schreiber include publishing LUX Magazine, Stein’s luxury publication with an annual readership of over 150,000 affluent individuals.
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