San Francisco, CA, May 17, 2013 - The Warwick San Francisco hotel is proud to announce the appointment of Jackson Ferguson as Director of Sales & Marketing, with responsibility of Sales & Marketing for the 74 room property as well as the renowned Lá Scene Restaurant and Bar.

Jackson brings years of experience in several countries around the world. As DOSM for the past 5 years he has a proven track record of success accompanied by a focus of delivering superior customer service and a dynamic hands-on management approach. With expertise in online marketing, revenue and rebranding, Warwick San Francisco Hotel welcomes this industry professional.

Jackson arrives from his previous post in Bangkok, Thailand as Director of Sales & Marketing at the Rembrandt Hotel, a Warwick International Affiliate Partner. Jackson brings international experience and a multicultural background to the Warwick team. “I’m very excited to be here and looking forward to learning and understanding the challenges and nuances of this market,” said Jackson.

Previous to the Rembrandt Hotel, Jackson has also worked with Six Senses Resorts Group and Asia Desk Travel, a Condé Nast Magazine recommended Travel Specialist. Jackson is a passionate hotelier that enjoys reading, travelling and sports in his free time.

Jackson holds both Thai and American Nationality.

About Warwick San Francisco Hotel
Warwick San Francisco Hotel’s beautiful and historical building was designed and built by the prominent American Architect Arthur Brown, Jr. and was originally built as the Maryland Hotel in 1913. This was a major historical time in America during the Pan-Pacific International Exposition with the World’s Fair held in San Francisco in 1915. Its ostensible purpose was to celebrate the completion of the Panama Canal, but it was widely seen in the city as an opportunity to showcase its recovery from the 1906 Earthquake. Multiple historical buildings – many of which still stand today - were built during this flourishing time. Warwick San Francisco is honored to be a part of this history.