The Redbury New York Appoints Garette Ziem as New Director of Sales and Marketing

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USA, New York City, New York. November 20, 2019

The executive team at The Redbury New York today announces the appointment of Garette Ziem as Director of Sales and Marketing. In this position, Ziem will oversee the property's sales and marketing efforts and provide strategic direction designed to impact the hotel's growth and development. Ziem will fuse decades of New York hotel experience with his personal passion for The Redbury New York, as he returns to the property from which his management career accelerated.

Ziem joins The Redbury New York with over 20 years of experience in the hospitality industry having worked with a range of boutique hotels. Prior to joining The Redbury New York, Ziem served as the Director of Sales and Marketing for Hotel Hendricks where he played an integral role in opening the luxury hotel located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan. Earlier in his career, Ziem was with Triumph Hotels overseeing the sales and marketing strategies for three of the brand's properties including, The Iroquois, The Evelyn, and The Frederick. During his tenure with Triumph Hotels, each of the properties reached rankings in the top 75 hotels in NYC on Trip Advisor. Ziem's new role marks his return to the property as he worked at the Martha Washington Hotel prior to its transition to The Rebury New York.

"I'm thrilled to be joining The Redbury New York team at this pivotal time. As we usher the hotel into a new era of sophistication, we will capitalize on our elevated amenities and services to appeal to discerning vacationers and business travelers alike," said Garette Ziem. "Currently, the New York City hotel landscape is more competitive than ever. Our room renovations, new unveiled lobby lounge, and creative approach will be crucial to set us apart as we look to resonate with the community and modern travelers."

The hiring of Garette Ziem marks an exciting time for the property as the hotel has unveiled plans for a grand redesign including a newly opened lobby lounge and plans for reimagined guestrooms slated for 2020. Spearheaded by Brooklyn-based design firm Home Studios, the renovations will pay homage to the building's legendary legacy incorporating a century's worth of style—an evolution that incorporates subtle visual and experiential elements that weave into the building's meaningful history.