Cramer named new president of Lodging Dynamics

Lodging Dynamics Hospitality Group (LDHG), a Provo-based hotel management company, has announced that its board of directors appointed Victoria Cramer as president. The outgoing president, Joel Sybrowsky, while stepping down from day-to-day responsibilities, will continue in his role as vice-chairman of the board and a significant owner in the company. These leadership changes are effective immediately, the company said.{mprestriction ids="1,3"}

Cramer has been the company’s chief operating officer and previously served as vice president of sales and revenue management.

“Since her initial hiring, Victoria has brought leadership, enthusiasm and a wonderful sense of mission to the company,” said Sybrowsky on hiring his replacement. “As I looked to reduce my day-to-day responsibilities to focus on DCC, our sister development company, I needed a leader to continue building our culture of improving dignity in our employees, customers and guests while enhancing the relevant bottom line for each.”

“I’m excited to continue my career with LDHG, my relationship with Joel and the rest of the team,” said Cramer regarding her appointment. “LDHG has made significant progress in the past two years, and I could not be more pleased to continue playing a role with the first-class team we have put together. We have been doing epic stuff.  We have made significant improvements; this is an exciting time because the best is still to come!”

A hotel industry veteran, Cramer has spent a significant portion of her career in executive roles at Marriott International and Choice Hotels International. Other experience includes founder and CEO of VPStrategies, a consulting firm, where she developed vital strategies for The Summit Group, Cisco Systems, Abbott Labs and Microsoft.

Cramer is a wife, mother of twins, two-time breast cancer survivor, competitive cyclist and author of Living Life Loudly: How Will You Face your Speed Bump.

Lodging Dynamics is an operator of premium-brand hotels, including Marriott International and Hilton, Hyatt and IHG.{/mprestriction}