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Tallahassee's Hotel Duval Appoints Pam Monnier
as Director of Meetings and Special Events
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Tallahassee's Hotel Duval Appoints Pam Monnier
as Director of Meetings and Special Events
 Tallahassee, Fla. – June 1,
2010 – Hotel Duval, Tallahassee’s newest and only upscale boutique
hotel,
announces Pam Monnier
as director of meetings and special events. Responsible
for generating, securing and coordinating private events and hotel
conferences
for groups of 10 to 250 people among more than 7,500 square feet of
meeting
space,
Monnier brings more than 20 years of hospitality experience to her new
position.
“On the heels of our much anticipated grand opening last October, Hotel Duval will benefit greatly from Pam’s experience and leadership,” said Marc Bauer, general manager Hotel Duval. “We are thrilled to welcome Pam to our team, and know that she will be instrumental in achieving our goals of providing legendary service and expanding client outreach.” Monnier’s decorated background includes her most recent experience at Florida State University as the director of industry relations for the Dedman School of Hospitality. Previous to academia, she spent eight years with Club Corp, Inc. at the University Center Club in Tallahassee, Fl. as the senior director of catering and private events, where she added the roll of director of skybox catering to her repertoire. In prior years, Monnier, served as general manager and banquet sales coordinator and event planner of Chez Pierre restaurant in Tallahassee. Before making the move to Tallahassee, Monnier also opened a restaurant in Sanibel Island, Fl., which focused on catering and event planning. She began her career at South Seas Island Resort on Captiva Island, Fl. in various food and beverage positions after completing the M.I.T. program on property. “I am fortunate to join such a talented team and am very excited to be working with Hotel Duval. The energy of the staff matches the feel of the property and I can’t wait to get started,” said Monnier. The flexible layout of Hotel Duval’s meeting space is spread throughout eight unique rooms and a stunning rooftop Horizon Ballroom. Presenting refreshing venues with outstanding service staff and lavish catering options, Hotel Duval is also home to Shula’s 347 Grill, a sports-style steakhouse, and a street-level café, LeRoc, which features Starbucks coffee and locally grown and sourced food. Level 8 is the only rooftop lounge of its kind from Atlanta to South Beach, comprising both open-air and indoor elements. Located three blocks from the heart of downtown Tallahassee, Hotel Duval is walking distance from the state’s capitol while the major universities are within five miles. The Tallahassee Regional Airport is less than 20 minutes, creating the perfect central location for a variety of cultural, sporting and eco-tourism activities. As one of Tallahassee’s richest landmarks, opened originally in 1951, the revitalized luxury boutique property re-opened in 2009. Boasting 117 guestrooms with a color palate option on each floor tailored to customer mood preference, each of the sophisticatedly-designed accommodations provide views of downtown Tallahassee, iPod docking stations, ICE interactive concierge, wireless Internet, 37-inch flat screen TVs, rainmaker showerheads and pebbled shower floors. For more information on Hotel Duval, visit www.hotelduval.com or call (866) 957-4001. |
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