New Members Elected to HTNG Executive Leadership Group
HTNG is pleased to welcome three new members to the Executive Leadership Group: Sarah Fults (MGM Resorts International), Cameron Hammond (Hyatt Hotels Corporation) and Scott Strickland (Wyndham Hotels & Resorts).
Formerly known as HTNG's Board of Governors, the Executive Leadership Group continues to be the key direction-setting body for HTNG. Consisting of CIO-level IT executives from many world-leading hotel groups, the group actively provides direction on key issues facing industry leaders to help improve technology for millions of hotel rooms worldwide.
More information on the Executive Leadership Group can be found here.
Sarah Fults brings 26 years of hospitality experience to her role as Vice President of Distribution at MGM Resorts International. In her role at MGM, Sarah is responsible for discovering and implementing new technologies to optimize channel performance while driving operational efficiencies and reducing costs. She joined MGM in 2016 from Choice Hotels and Loews Hotels & Resorts where she managed the commercial, operational and technical aspects of Third Party Distribution.
Cameron Hammond is Vice President – Global Field Technology Services at Hyatt where he is responsible for Field Technology services at Managed hotels, Corporate offices, Global Contact Centers, Shared Service Centers, Hyatt Service Desk, Property Technical Operations teams, which manages 700+ Opera hosting environments and Guest In-Room technology. During his 30-year career at Hyatt, Cameron has held various IT management roles in US, Europe, China and Australia.
Scott Strickland is EVP & Chief Information Officer of Wyndham Hotels & Resorts holding the responsibility for all aspects of IT at one of the world’s largest hospitality companies. His goal is to enable innovation and transform experiences for all three customer groups: the guest, the franchisee and the Wyndham associate. Supporting this, the team has delivered new digital consumer experiences, consolidated property management and central reservation systems globally, integrated two brands in two years and built out self-service capabilities.