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Fanning appointed chief revenue officer at Stayntouch

He will lead revenue strategy, expansion efforts across North America and Europe

Fanning appointed chief revenue officer at Stayntouch

Bill Fanning is now the chief revenue officer at Stayntouch, a cloud-based hotel property management software developer. Previously, he was senior vice president of sales at Compeat, part of Restaurant365's enterprise suite, covering accounting, inventory, scheduling, payroll, and HR solutions.

In his new role at Stayntouch, Fanning will oversee revenue strategy and expansion efforts, focusing on customer value, strategic partnerships and global commercial growth across North America, Europe and global markets.


“We are pleased to welcome Bill Fanning to our team,” said Jacob Messina, Stayntouch’s CEO. “His exceptional track record and experience in the hospitality industry and enterprise sales make him the perfect fit to lead our commercial strategy. Bill shares our unwavering commitment to customer success and innovation. His expertise will be instrumental in strengthening our relationships with hotel partners and enterprise customers, ensuring we continue to deliver solutions that address the most pressing challenges faced by hotel owners and operators today.”

Stayntouch provides a cloud PMS and product suite tailored for independent hotels, hotel brands, and management companies.

“I am thrilled to join Stayntouch,” said Fanning. “Our innovative cloud PMS and profit-driven technology suite provide the perfect combination of technology and customer support for independent hotels and hotel brands. Leading the sales, marketing, and client success teams, I look forward to expanding our global footprint, driving unprecedented value for our clients and exploring new avenues for growth.”

SiteMinder recently partnered with Cloudbeds to enhance services for its 60,000 hotelier clients, enabling SiteMinder users to utilize Cloudbeds’ PMS platform and granting Cloudbeds clients access to SiteMinder’s revenue platform.

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