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City Spotlight Episode: Greenville, South Carolina 

 

Featured Guest: Jonathan Brashier

Vice President of Meetings, Conventions, and Events at VisitGreenvilleSC

Jonathan Brashier brings over 25 years of hotel management and operations experience to his role as Vice President of meetings, Conventions & Events at VisitGreenvilleSC. Brashier’s vast hospitality experience includes positions in Tallahassee, Florida, and Greenville with renowned brands such as Aloft Hotels, Courtyard by Marriott, and Residence Inn by Marriott. Prior to joining VisitGreenvilleSC in 2021, Jonathan was with Hartness from Auro Hotels where he served as general manager of Greenville’s first dual branded Marriott hotel and its Oak & Honey restaurant. Spearheading numerous hotel openings and displaying results-driven leadership, his managerial roles with Marriott resulted in Brashier winning the Opening General Manager of the Year Award by Marriott International, the Marriott Diamond General Manager Award, and a national Marriott Sales Excellence Award.

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