Extreme Hospitality, a provider of hotel management and consulting services, has appointed John A. Rubino as CEO. A cofounder of the company, he brings more than 30 years of experience in the hotel industry to his new role, where he will oversee the company’s strategic direction and continue to enhance its reputation as a trusted partner for hotel owners.
Rubino’s extensive background in hospitality spans hotel operations, asset management and corporate leadership. Prior to forming Extreme Hospitality, he was president/CEO of GF Hotels & Resorts. He also served in various roles at Interstate Hotels & Resorts and as SVP, operations at Island Hospitality Management.
Throughout his career, he has successfully managed a portfolio valued at more than $6.8 billion, comprising more than 300 branded and independent hotels throughout the U.S., and has been instrumental in driving significant growth and profitability for his clients.
“John has been a foundational part of Extreme Hospitality since its inception, and his leadership has been crucial in guiding the company to where it is today,” said Eric A. Rubino, principal, Extreme Hospitality. “We are confident that under John’s direction, Extreme Hospitality will continue to deliver innovative solutions that help our clients achieve their investment goals and operational excellence.”
As CEO, John Rubino will focus on expanding the company’s service offerings, strengthening client relationships and driving growth across new and existing markets. His vision for Extreme Hospitality includes leveraging his vast experience to provide services that meet the evolving needs of hotel owners and investors.
“I am excited to take on this new role as CEO of Extreme Hospitality,” he said. “Having been involved with the company since its inception, I am eager to lead our talented team as we continue to build on our success and deliver exceptional value to our clients. I look forward to guiding Extreme Hospitality into its next chapter of growth and innovation.”
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