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Mr. Yedla

Srinath Yedla

President & CEO, Yedla Management Company

Yedla Management Company (YMC) is comprised of a dedicated team of professionals with a track record of success in hotel development and management. Chairman and Founder K.R. Yedla has led the way in creating a hotel experience unlike any other for more than three decades and continues to exceed clients' expectations with new initiatives and strategic planning.

In the past few decades, the team has set a high standard of excellence in property development and management. Yedla Management Company knows exactly what it takes to create an outstanding hotel and restaurant experience in any market.

Mr. Yedla brings years of experience working as a senior executive with a Fortune 500 company and a developer and operator of several hospitality industry assets, including Marriott, Hilton, and Starwood (Westin) brand hotels. As the company CEO, he has led Yedla's Business Development team during periods of unprecedented growth and has been directly involved with overseeing new management and acquisition activities, and seeking out business development opportunities. Under his leadership, the portfolio value of assets under management has tripled within the last three years.

In recent years, Mr. Yedla has developed and managed properties in areas including Central Florida, Charlotte, North Carolina and various major cities in Alabama including Decatur, Florence and Huntsville. Mr. Yedla has been with Yedla Management Company for over 22 years and is looking forward to opening four new hotels at Orlando's FLAMINGO CROSSINGS ® Town Center over the next several months.

Please visit http://www.yedlahotels.com/ for more information.

Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/company/yedla-management-company/

Mr. Yedla can be contacted at +1 256-886-8582 or srinath.yedla@yedla.net

Coming up in March 2021...

Hotel Human Resources: Pending Labor Shortage

The immense devastation suffered in the hotel industry last year has compounded a problem that human resource professionals will face once the market starts to recover in 2021 - a pending labor shortage. Though some hotels have done their best to retain employees or to ease the suffering caused by mass furloughs, staff reduction was inevitable and many of those employees may not be available to return when guest traffic picks up. Consequently, hotels will once again be competing to find and retain qualified talent to staff their operations. Naturally, companies will have to review their wage and benefits packages in order to remain competitive. They might also wholeheartedly embrace the work-from-home trend for some corporate positions. In addition, human resource professionals will also have to definitively convince frontline employees that their  hotels are safe to work in. The March Hotel Business Review will explore what some HR professionals are doing to address these and other employment issues in their respective departments.  


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