July 29, 2010 (Los Angeles)� Nicholas Clayton, President of Viceroy Hotel Group, a growing global presence in luxury hospitality, announced today the appointment of Jeff David as the new General Manager of Viceroy Anguilla.  David will oversee operations and supervise staff of Viceroy�s first international property. 

�We are thrilled to have Jeff David leading the Viceroy Anguilla management team," says Clayton.  "With his extensive experience and intimate knowledge of the property, David is the ideal person to oversee this luxurious Caribbean resort.�  
 
Part of the pre-launch team as Viceroy Anguilla�s Resort Manager  from 2007 - 2009, David left to be General Manager of Viceroy Snowmass, which opened in Fall 2009 in the Colorado high country. Under his direction, Viceroy Snowmass received numerous local and national accolades, including being named to the 2010 Conde Nast Traveler Hot List and ranking as the Aspen/Snowmass area�s number one hotel on TripAdvisor. 
 
�It was a tough decision to leave Viceroy Snowmass,� commented David, �but this was an incredible opportunity I simply couldn�t pass up and I�m thrilled to be returning to my colleagues and friends in Anguilla.�
 
Situated on 35 lush acres, with 3,200 feet of beachfront along Barnes and Meads Bays, Viceroy Anguilla redefines the very notion of a Caribbean luxury resort, with 166 contemporary beachfront and blufftop villas, sophisticated townhomes and opulent resort residences -- the work of acclaimed designer Kelly Wearstler. Having quickly gained a devoted following since its initial opening in late 2009, the resort is in the final stages of completion by September 2010, including a breathtaking cliffside spa, just in time for the coming winter season. 
 
During his tenure at Viceroy Hotel Group, David has also served as the interim General Manager at Viceroy Palm Springs and helped relaunch The Tides South Beach in Miami. As the new General Manager for Viceroy Anguilla, he will continue to further its unrivalled reputation for excellence, succeeding Jan Tibaldi who has left the company to pursue other opportunities.  
 
No stranger to luxury hospitality, David began his career in 1992 at the prestigious Regent Beverly Wilshire � a Four Seasons Hotel on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. He was promoted in 1997 to Four Seasons Boston where he was an integral part of the 1999 management team that upgraded the Four Seasons Boston to the only Five-Star, Five-Diamond property in New England. After nine years with Four Seasons Hotels ending at the Four Seasons Nevis, he joined Little Dix Bay, a Rosewood Resort, in the British Virgin Islands. He spent two seasons at Cap Juluca on Anguilla and then accepted the General Manager position at Ocean Edge Resort on Cape Cod and the Chanler in Newport, Rhode Island. 
 
For more information or reservations at Viceroy Anguilla, 800-357-1930 or visit viceroyhotelsandresorts.com/viceroyanguilla.  For information on Viceroy Hotel Group, visit www.viceroyhotelgroup.com.