Hyatt Hotels Corporation is making major changes to its leadership in the Americas, appointing a longtime executive. Adam Roman Because I’m new to the company Americas Regional DirectorIt will take effect from July 1, 2026.
Roman will succeed pete searsis retiring from Hyatt after nearly 40 years with the company, the company announced this week.
The move puts Roman in charge of Hyatt’s operations across the Americas, including the company’s hotels. Classic, essential, luxury Portfolio. He will also oversee global brand strategy for the Hyatt Classic and Essentials brands.
Hyatt said Rohman is currently Senior Vice President, Investor Relations, Global Financial Planning and Analysis, Treasurer.
“Adam is a highly respected leader with deep knowledge of our business, strong relationships across the organization, and a proven track record of disciplined and strategic leadership,” he said. Mark HoflamazianHyatt Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer. “I have great confidence in Adam as he leads the Americas into its next chapter and continues to build on the foundation firmly established under Pete’s leadership.”
A person who has been managing Hyatt for a long time
Rohman has been with Hyatt for more than 20 years.
He began his career in an asset-level finance position and progressed through senior finance and operational leadership roles across the organization, according to the company. His previous positions include: Senior Vice President, Finance, Americas and Global Head of Asset Management.
Hyatt said Rohman’s background includes working closely with owners, operators and hotel teams across the company’s portfolio.
“Adam has a deep understanding of our business and recognizes the importance of strong relationships with our owners, operators, guests and associates,” said Hoplamazian. “His thoughtful leadership style and commitment to Hyatt’s culture make him a great fit for this role.”
Pete Sears continues as Senior Advisor
Sears and Rohman are expected to work together during a leadership transition over the coming months.
Hyatt said Sears will continue to support the company in the future. senior advisor It will help maintain continuity across strategic priorities and key relationships beyond June 30.
The company also confirmed that it is currently seeking a successor to Rohman’s existing finance leadership role.
This leadership transition comes at a time when Hyatt continues to expand its operations across the Caribbean and Latin America, as the company continues to grow its luxury and all-inclusive portfolio in regions including Mexico, Jamaica, St. Lucia and the Dominican Republic.
