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guide the integration of business insights and shopper and market intelligence into operational execution and programme development to enhance Starboard’s delivery of ‘exceptional guest experiences’. She joins Starboard’s operating
committee, reporting directly to Anish Melwani, Chairman & CEO of LVMH Inc North America and Chairman of Starboard Cruise Services. Yester Baty has a strong understanding of
lifestyle and hospitality brands in a 25-year career that includes spells at four Fortune 500 companies. She spent 15 years with Carnival Cruise Line where she established and grew its revenue management practice and has also worked for Lennar Corporation, Royal Caribbean Cruises and Ryder System.
Tony Wong and Billy Man join MG Cellars Asia TR team MG Cellars is strengthening its GTR position with the recruitment of Billy Man as Regional Director for Asia Pacific and Tony Wong (pictured above) as Key Account Manager. Man, whose previous experience includes
key roles at Rémy Cointreau, Distell, Gucci and DFS Group, will be responsible for MG Cellars’ Asia Pacific business in travel retail and domestic markets. His most recent experience includes a
position as a Consultant/Senior Manager for Distell. Prior to that, he was Regional GTR Director – Greater China for Rémy Cointreau/Maxxium. Man will be supported by Tony Wong,
who has been newly recruited as Key Account Manager for the APAC region. Wong will be based at the Hong Kong
office and brings a wealth of experience to the MG Cellars team having worked in domestic retail, managing key accounts in Hong Kong and Macau for over 15 years.
Nathan Moris departs Estée Lauder TR Americas for new role The Estée Lauder Companies has announced Vice President, General Manager Travel Retail Americas Nathan Moris is to take up a new position as Vice President, General Manager, Estée Lauder, Aerin and Origins for Europe, the Middle East and Africa. He will also join the EMEA Leadership Team. Israel Assa, Senior Vice President/
General Manager, Business Operations, Travel Retail Worldwide at The Estée Lauder Companies will add the Acting General Manager for Travel Retail Americas post to
MAY 2019
his responsibilities until Moris’ successor is announced. Moris (pictured above) joined Estée Lauder
in 1998 and has held a series of leadership roles in travel retail. In a statement, Estée Lauder said Moris
had rapidly grown the company’s brand portfolio within the region, including the niche and artisanal fragrance category, and had led many first-to-market initiatives with his team. “The Estée Lauder Companies thanks
Nathan Moris, Vice President, General Manager of Travel Retail Americas for his leadership,” read the statement.
Muscat Duty Free appoints Rob Marriott as GM; Mullen moves on Oman Air and Aer Rianta International Middle East joint venture Muscat Duty Free (MDF) has appointed Rob Marriott (pictured below) as new General Manager. Marriott took over the position in
March from Martin Mullen, who has assumed a new role with ARI at Abu Dhabi International Airport in preparation for its new Midfield Terminal Building opening. Boasting more than 35 years’ retail
experience, Marriott, who joined UK grocery chain Safeway (as it was then known) in 1984, is accountable for MDF’s operations. He reports directly to the Board. Previously, he was Regional MD
Southwest for UK grocery chain Morrisons, which acquired Safeways in 2004. There, he was responsible for a multi-million pound a week business with a network of 125 stores. After leaving in 2017, he spent time
with meat retailing business One Stop Halal as Head of Operations before being approached by MDF and moving to Oman. MDF opened its facilities at the $1.8bn New Muscat Airport in March last year.
Brenda Yester Baty is Starboard Cruise Services’ CCO Starboard Cruise Services has appointed Brenda Yester Baty (pictured above) as Chief Commercial Officer. In this newly created role, Yester Baty will
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