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Asian American owned web design company wins awards

Websrefresh, led by Nimesh Dinubhai, wins at the Media Innovator Awards

Asian American owned Websrefresh has won a pair of awards from the Media Innovator Awards program. The company, led by Nimesh Dinubhai, president and CEO, won “Best Hospitality Web Development Company” and “Game-changing Web Developer” for 2020.

The Media Innovator Awards program, sponsored by Corporate Vision Magazine, selects winners based on innovation and transformative work.


“We are always on our toes to provide top-notch services to the hospitality industry. We understand that in today’s competitive scenario, it is necessary to gain an online presence,” Dinubhai said. “Receiving these awards is an honor for us. We believe in continuous learning, and with every project accomplished, our team learns a new thing.”

Dinubhai started Websrefresh in 2003 in Phoenix, Arizona. It builds websites for hotels, hotel management companies and hospitality vendors. It provides online marketing, content writing and SEO, data analysis, social media, web security, eCommerce, mobile application development, hosting and photography and video production.

Last year, Websrefresh won for Full-Service Web Services Provider in the ACQ Global Awards. Dinubhai won the Gamechanger of the Year Award.

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Brett Horton named AHLA Chief Advocacy Officer

Horton is AHLA’s chief advocacy officer

Summary:

  • AHLA named Brett Horton chief advocacy officer.
  • He served as chief of staff to U.S. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise.
  • He will oversee AHLA’s advocacy, political engagement and government affairs.

Brett Horton is the American Hotel & Lodging Association’s chief advocacy officer. He will join on Dec. 1 and oversee AHLA’s advocacy, political engagement and government affairs strategies at the federal, state and local levels.

He spent a decade as chief of staff to U.S. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise, AHLA said in a statement.

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