Florian Augustin, the current Chief Commercial Officer and member of the executive team at HotelPartner Revenue Management, will assume the role of Deputy CEO. This strategic decision aims to fortify the leadership team, broaden service offerings, and drive further growth.
Having joined HotelPartner Revenue Management in 2017, Florian Augustin has been instrumental in the company’s positive trajectory over recent years. Rainer M. Willa, CEO of HotelPartner Revenue Management, remarked, “Florian’s expertise and dedication have been crucial to our evolution into becoming the leading service provider for revenue management and distribution in Europe. In his new role as Deputy CEO, Florian will not only bring his extensive knowledge but will continue to collaborate closely with me and the leadership team to further enhance the success of our partners and our company.”
Rainer M. Willa, who began his career at HotelPartner Revenue Management as Deputy CEO over a decade ago, has significantly contributed to the company’s success. The founder and Chairman of the Board, Oliver Meyer, has consistently leveraged in-house talent and their continuous development since the company’s inception. This is exemplified by the “TET-Synergy” of HotelPartner Revenue Management, which stands for qualified teams (T), proven expertise (E), and the use of the latest technology (T).
Florian Augustin expressed his enthusiasm about his new role: “It is an honour for me to take on this new role. I look forward to actively shaping the future of the company with increased responsibility and driving our vision forward together with our partner hotels and the entire team.”
In his new position, Florian Augustin will act as a direct deputy to Rainer M. Willa, managing operations across countries. While Rainer M. Willa will concentrate on quality management, Florian Augustin, with nearly 20 years of experience in international hospitality, will focus on sales and marketing. HotelPartner Revenue Management, a Swiss company with offices in Vienna, Salzburg, Hamburg, and London, currently supports over 500 hotels across Europe.
