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About CHMWarnick

CHMWarnick is the preeminent provider of hospitality asset management and strategic advisory services, delivering material positive impact on asset value and returns for lodging real estate owners and investors. CHMWarnick actively asset manages a client portfolio of more than 60 hotels with over 27,000 rooms, including brands such as Fairmont, Four Seasons, Waldorf Astoria, Hilton, Hyatt Regency, Hyatt Centric, Loews, Mandarin Oriental, Marriott Marquis, The Ritz-Carlton, Sheraton, Westin and W Hotels, along with several luxury independent properties. With 6 offices nationwide, CHMWarnick services all major markets in North America and the Caribbean, and is a trusted advisor to a wide-range of ownership entities, including private equity, public agencies, pension funds, lending institutions, Fortune 100 companies, insurance companies and sovereign wealth funds. CHMWarnick's services and expertise encompass all facets of hotel investment, and offer strategies proven to optimize financial performance and asset value throughout every stage of ownership. CHMWarnick helps hotel owners... - Uncover and capitalize on opportunities for improved financial performance - Tackle a wide-range of brand and management issues impacting operations - Evaluate and make strategic decisions to enhance asset value - Achieve investment goals CHMWarnick's Services: - Hotel Asset Management/Investment Oversight - Acquisition Advisory/Investment Analysis - Development Advisory/Pre-Opening Asset Management - Financial & Operational Diagnostic Review - Brand/Management Selection & Negotiation - Brand Conversion/Repositioning Advisory - Exit Strategy/Transaction Advisory - Owner-Level Accounting CHMWarnick has advised ownership groups on a combined total of more the 500 hotels, with specialization in convention center hotels, urban luxury properties, destination resorts and select-service portfolios. Website: www.CHMWarnick.com Twitter: @CHMWarnick Telephone: (978) 522-7002

Founded in 2015 by Chad Crandell and Ken Wilson.