The Millennium Biltmore Hotel Announces the Appointment of Kathy Faulk as General Manager (United States)
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The Millennium Biltmore Hotel Announces the Appointment of Kathy Faulk as General Manager (United States)
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Category: North America & West Indies / Carribean islands - United States - Careers
- Appointments
This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2010-07-07
The landmark Los Angeles hotel welcomes seasoned professional to management team.
The Millennium Biltmore Hotel has appointed Kathy Faulk as General Manager of the 683-room downtown property. In her new position, Faulk will oversee day-to-day operations and manage continued growth at the historic hotel, which includes 4 food and beverage outlets and 70,000 square feet of meeting space.
A skilled hospitality professional with 25 years of experience, Faulk began her career with The Mansion on Turtle Creek in Dallas, Texas before serving as Controller of the Biltmore under the Wrather Hotel Corporation. She has also held leadership positions with Sunburst Hospitality, Hilton Hotels and Destination Hotels and Resorts, overseeing historic and 4-diamond properties in Texas including The Richardson Hotel and The Driskill Hotel. Most recently Faulk served as General Manager of the boutique Hilton Checkers in downtown Los Angeles where she was awarded 2008 General Manager of the Year.
"The opportunity to continue my commitment to the downtown Los Angeles community in such a historically significant and iconic hotel is a true honor and privilege," Faulk states. "As the market continues to rebuild out of this economic downtown, the Biltmore Hotel is uniquely positioned to offer a luxury alternative to the typical downtown hotel experience in a truly special and unique way."
Kathy Faulk holds a Bachelor's Degree from Texas A&M, is a member of the Downtown Breakfast Club, an appointed member of the Business Tax Advisory Committee for the City of Los Angeles and serves on the Board of Directors for the Downtown Center Business Improvement District and LA Inc., The Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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