Meyer Jabara Hotels has promoted Eric Churchill from SVP of operations to COO. He joined the company in 2004 as GM of the Courtyard by Marriott Copley Square in Boston
“The Meyer Jabara Hotels Journey culture is the glue that has held—and continues to hold—us together throughout the decades,” said Justin Jabara, president, Meyer Jabara Hotels. “Eric’s promotion is the perfect example that leading, learning and teaching results in success. His professional achievements are exemplary. His passion for people is profound. And his pursuit of an enriched work/life balance for guests, associates and owners have made him an irreplaceable asset that deserves to be recognized.”
Following his role at the Courtyard by Marriott Copley Square, Churchill transitioned to GM of the Providence Marriott. In 2013, he was promoted to SVP, operations. He has spent 21 years with the company and has served as chair of the company’s Journey Leadership Opportunity committee (LOP). He was later awarded a Mirror of MJ Award recognizing his role in cultural congruency and promotion.
“There is something really exciting about managing people and leading individuals who have a passion to succeed,” said Churchill. “Meyer Jabara Hotels is a true winner. The support from ownership is unlike anything I have experienced before, and the drive for results among the leadership team and line-level employees is contagious. I am honored by this promotion and look forward to assisting this great organization with continued growth for decades to come.”
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