EOS Hospitality is pleased to announce the appointment of Simon Mais as Chief Executive Officer. In this new roles, Mais will
continue to define EOS Hospitality’s strategic direction, manage overall operations, and not only expand but diversify the company’s portfolio of unique and first-in-class assets. Veterans of the hospitality industry, Mais and Keiser have more than fifty years of combined experience in development, operations and management. Founded in 2017, EOS’ rapid growth can be greatly attributed to Mais and Keiser, with the company more than doubling in size every year since 2019. EOS currently operates a portfolio of 50 hotels with more than 7,000 keys, making it one of the fastest growing hotel companies in the U.S.
“I am proud to announce Simon Mais as CEO of EOS Hospitality,” said Jonathan Wang, Founder and President of EOS Investors, LLC. “One of my greatest joys in founding the company is that we continue to attract kind and curious people who are dedicated to creating exceptional experiences for our guests, careers for our team, and returns for our investors. So while Simon and Mark’s elevation is in part a recognition of their accomplishments and of the growth of this platform under their leadership, it is also a testament to their character and to the people they’ve attracted within the company and across the industry. Both of them routinely go above and beyond what’s expected to solve problems, provide mentorship and meaning – for the team and for our guests. I am excited to see them leading the charge and look forward to supporting them on the next phase of this journey.”
Simon Mais most recently oversaw EOS‘s owned and managed hotels as Chief Operating Officer of EOS Hospitality. He possesses almost 30 years of hospitality industry experience, including over 17 years of experience as a General Manager, Managing Director and Vice President of Asset Management. Mr. Mais served as the General Manager for the Loews Regency NYC and Vice President of Asset Management for Northwood Investors’ hotel portfolio. He previously held roles as General Manager at a variety of branded and independent hotels: Revere (Boston), Hudson (NYC), Clift (San Francisco), Le Meridien San Francisco, Hilton Mission Valley, and the Marriott Vanderbilt.
