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Segredo named chair of AHLA's 2025 HTNG T100

The team seeks to prepare AHLA members for the future of hospitality technology

Segredo named chair of AHLA's 2025 HTNG T100

LUIS SEGREDO, DATA Travel LLC's CEO, is the new chair of the American Hotel & Lodging Association’s Global Technology 100 2025 leadership team. Edward Malinowski, Aman’s chief information technology officer, has been selected as vice chair.

T100, part of Hospitality Technology Next Generation, AHLA’s technology committee, advises hoteliers on using technology to enhance guest experiences. T100 seeks to prepare AHLA members and the global industry for the future of hospitality technology, the association said in a statement.


Other T100 2025 technology leaders include Scott Strickland, immediate past chair and Wyndham Hotels & Resorts’ chief commercial officer; Laura Calin, chair for program and membership and Oracle Hospitality’s senior vice president; and Dayna Kully, chair for workgroups and 5thGenWireless co-founder, AHLA said in a statement.

“This talented group of people helming T100 and shaping the technology future of the hotel industry is a dream team,” said Rosanna Maietta, AHLA’s president and CEO. “T100 harnesses the skills of hospitality technology’s most accomplished professionals to drive solutions and innovation across our industry. I’m grateful for their service to AHLA, their leadership, and their commitment to working on behalf of our industry.”

In November, AHLA and HTNG released an updated Staff Alert Device Buyer’s Guide to help hoteliers select personal safety devices for staff and guest safety. HTNG comprises more than 4,000 professionals worldwide dedicated to advancing hospitality technology.

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  • Peachtree’s hotel development portfolio exceeds $2 billion nationwide.
  • Its largest project this year, Embassy Suites Gulf Shores, has 257 suites.
  • It has 11 hotels open, four under construction, three planned in Opportunity Zones.

PEACHTREE GROUP’S HOTEL development portfolio exceeded $2 billion nationwide despite high interest rates, rising construction costs and tighter credit conditions. Its largest project this year, the eight-story Embassy Suites by Hilton Gulf Shores Beach Resort in Alabama, includes 257 suites overlooking the Gulf Coast.

In Dallas, construction teams topped out the dual-branded AC and Moxy by Marriott Uptown, Peachtree’s tallest hotel at 19 stories in the city’s Uptown submarket, Peachtree said in a statement. The project, set to open in summer 2026, will add 264 rooms.

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