Former Six Senses Boss to Lead New Luxury Hotel Collection
Neil Jacobs will lead the new venture, which will keep existing hotel names while taking over management of Constellation’s London properties later this year.
- Constellation Hotels Holding Limited appointed Neil Jacobs as Chief Executive Officer of its new luxury hospitality management business, tasking him with building a global collection of high-end properties.
- Gianluca Muzzi, chief executive of Constellation Hotels, said the company aims to be a "thoughtful, long-term steward" of its portfolio by establishing an internal management platform to invest in properties and brand strategy.
- During his tenure at Six Senses, Jacobs transformed the brand by growing it from eight to 27 properties while managing a pipeline of more than 30 additional projects across the luxury sector.
- The new business will build a global luxury brand around The Connaught, The Berkeley, and The Emory, while expanding to forthcoming developments in Paris, Marrakech, and Hackwood Park.
- Constellation plans to unveil its new luxury hospitality brand later this year, though individual properties will retain their distinct identities and loyal followings during the carefully managed transition.
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Neil Jacobs joins Constellation Hotels
Constellation Hotels Holding Limited has appointed Neil Jacobs as CEO of its new luxury hospitality management business. This business will create a new global brand to operate its growing portfolio of hotels, resorts and residences. The move will provide the platform for Constellation Hotels to build on an existing portfolio that includes London hotels The Connaught, The Emory and The Berkeley, as well as the forthcoming Saint-Germain hotel in …
Constellation Hotels Appoints Neil Jacobs to Lead New Luxury Hotel Group
Constellation Hotels has appointed former Six Senses CEO Neil Jacobs as Chief Executive Officer of its new luxury hospitality management business. Jacobs will lead the creation of a global brand overseeing a portfolio including The Connaught, The Emory and The Berkeley, with the new collection set to be unveiled later this year.
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