- Omar Mont-Louis and Tom Embry have joined Noble Investment Group.
- Mont-Louis leads capital and property projects; Embry oversees assets.
- Both have experience managing large hospitality portfolios.
Omar Mont-Louis and Tom Embry are now Noble Investment Group’s directors of capital expenditures and facilities and of asset management, respectively. Both have experience managing large hospitality portfolios.
Mont-Louis will lead capital planning, facilities oversight and property improvements across the portfolio, Noble said in a statement. Embry will oversee asset management on Noble’s long-term accommodations platform.
Mont-Louis held senior roles at Remington Hospitality and Marriott International, directing capital programs and portfolio-wide operations, the statement said. Embry served in leadership positions at Extended Stay America and WoodSpring Suites, managing extended-stay portfolios and improving topline growth and asset profitability.
“Omar and Tom bring institutional experience and a proven record of execution across complex, scaled hospitality portfolios,” said Steven Nicholas, Noble’s managing principal and head of asset management. “Their leadership strengthens our disciplined capital allocation, sharpens our operational oversight and enhances our ability to drive durable cash flow growth and superior risk-adjusted returns across market cycles.”
Mont-Louis will manage capital allocation, align underwriting with execution, oversee renovations and work with teams to maintain brand standards, optimize returns and reduce operational risk, the statement said. Embry will work with operating teams to implement performance strategies, improve portfolio benchmarking and oversee the company’s asset management framework.
Atlanta-based Noble is led by CEO Mit Shah. In January, the company promoted Emily Feeney to vice president to lead financing initiatives and transaction closings.
