Most hotel consulting starts with a report and ends with a recommendation. This practice starts with operations. Before advising on hotels, I ran them: general management in Dubai across hotel and serviced apartment operations, regional brand leadership introducing luxury brands to Middle East markets, and director-level roles in large-scale destination development across EMEA.
That operational background shapes how we work. When a hotel needs leadership, we provide it directly through fractional GM roles and interim management. When it needs repositioning or a turnaround, we run the process from inside the property, not from a consultant's desk. When it's preparing to open, we build the pre-opening programme around what actually matters for year one.
We work with hotel management companies that need experienced leadership for their portfolio, hotel owners who want independent oversight of their operator, and developers selecting management companies and brands for new projects. The common thread: decisions about how hotels run should be made by people who have run them.
Based in Dubai, serving GCC markets (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar) and Southern Europe (Greece, Portugal, Spain), with deep familiarity with how local regulations, labour markets, and ownership structures shape what is actually possible in each market.