Institute of Hospitality London names Aspiring Managers for 2015

04 November 2015 by
Institute of Hospitality London names Aspiring Managers for 2015

The Institute of Hospitality London celebrated the achievements of Aspiring Managers within the hospitality industry at a special awards ceremony recently at the Savoy.

A total of 12 people were shortlisted for the awards and three were announced as the overall winners:

Award for up and coming manager - Ula Tanska, the Wellesley hotel

Award for established manager - Stephen Parsons, the Cavendish hotel

Student award for manager of the future - Lucy Cuthbert, the Edge Hotel School

Ben Singer, chairman of the Institute of Hospitality London branch, said: "Our Aspiring Managers Awards were created eight years ago with the key purpose of recognising and developing managers, but most importantly, engaging all the key players within hospitality in London. The awards have grown from strength to strength and practically every award winner over the years has gone into senior management and added value to whatever organisation they are working for."

The finalists with guest speaker Cyrus Todiwala (centre)


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