NORCROSS, GA, September 20, 2012 (Press-News.org) Greg Carpenter, General Manager of the Holiday Inn Express Simpsonville, was recently appointed to The Board of Director's for the South Carolina Hospitality Association (SCHA) - Greater Greenville Chapter. A non-partisan trade organization, SCHA serves the state's lodging and restaurant industry. The Holiday Inn Express Simpsonville is owned and operated by Imperial Investments Group (IIG), a hotel management company and development group headquartered in Atlanta, GA.
The Board of Directors for SCHA - Greater Greenville Chapter is responsible for successfully carrying out the mission of the organization. Designed to support positive business growth for its members, SCHA promotes, protects and educates the food service and lodging industries of the state. In addition, the chapter is also part of the National Restaurant Association and American Hotel & Lodging Association.
"Imperial Investments is honored that Greg has been selected to be part of the leadership for the South Carolina Hospitality Association's Greenville Chapter," shares Naren Shah, Chief Operating Officer for IIG. "SCHA is an outstanding organization; it has been a leading voice for the South Carolina lodging industry for years and is a great resource for hoteliers statewide," says Shah.
Founded in 1980, Imperial Investments Group is a company dedicated to hospitality and service. Brands in their portfolio include, Hampton Inn, Holiday Inn Express, Sheraton, Comfort Inn, Super 8, and Relax Inn. IIG's hotels are located throughout the southeastern United States. To learn more about IIG's hospitality management services and properties, visit www.imperialinvestmentsgroup.com.
About Imperial Investments Group
Imperial Investments Group, Inc., founded in 1980, is a privately-held real estate acquisition, development, and management company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. Employing over 300 people, the company and its affiliates presently own and manage 11 hotels comprising of 1035 rooms located in the Southeastern United States. The company's strategy is to capitalize on its proven management and operations experience, turnaround track record, financial discipline, sophisticated technology, and communications platform.
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Imperial Investments Group Announces Their General Manager at Holiday Inn Express Simpsonville Has Been Appointed to Board of Directors for SC Hospitality Association - Greater Greenville Chapter
Greg Carpenter, Holiday Inn Express Simpsonville Hotel's General Manager was recently selected for the Board of Directors for the Greater Greenville Chapter of the South Carolina Hospitality Association.
2012-09-20
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[Press-News.org] Imperial Investments Group Announces Their General Manager at Holiday Inn Express Simpsonville Has Been Appointed to Board of Directors for SC Hospitality Association - Greater Greenville ChapterGreg Carpenter, Holiday Inn Express Simpsonville Hotel's General Manager was recently selected for the Board of Directors for the Greater Greenville Chapter of the South Carolina Hospitality Association.