Ms. Holloway

Tracey Holloway

Vice President of Human Resources

Stanford Hotels Corporation

Tracey Holloway is vice president of human resources for Stanford Hotels Corp., a San Francisco-based company specializing in the management, ownership and development of full-service hotels. Holloway is responsible for overseeing all human resource affairs for Stanford's 2,800 employees and Cresleigh Homes Group, an affiliate of Stanford, specializing in the development and construction of residential homes in California and Arizona. Holloway oversees all employee relations, legal issues, compliance issues, benefits and workers compensation. Holloway is a Certified Human Resources Executive with 14 years of experience. She began her career with Macy's/Federated Department Stores, and during her tenure was involved with all six acquisitions and mergers involving Bullocks, Broadway, Imagnin, Macy's West/East and Federated. In 1998 she joined Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants and was instrumental in building the company culture, including Kimpton University Training Program, College Recruiting Program, Housekeeping Olympics and Sabbatical Program. The company grew from 20 hotels to 40 over the course of her employment. She has been a member of the Chamber of Commerce, Northern California Human Resources Association, Society of Human Resources Managers and has served on the Hospitality Advisory Board and San Francisco State University for five years.

Ms. Holloway can be contacted at 415-398-3333 or tholloway@stanfordhotels.com

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Hotel Sustainable Development: Principles and Best Practices
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