How do I contact Christopher J Nassetta?

Hilton Hotels and Resorts

1. 7930 Jones Branch Drive. McLean, VA 22102.
2. Primary Contact.
3. Secondary Contact.
4. Chief Executive.
5. Another possible email address for Nassetta: [email protected].
6. Hilton also has a dedicated email for its chief executive: [email protected].
7. Alternate phone number for CEO: (703) 883-1011.

How do I email Hilton?

Hilton complaints contacts

1. Call Customer Care on 1-800-HILTONS (1-800-445-8667)
2. Visit Customer Care Contact Form.
3. Email Christopher Nassetta (CEO) on [email protected].
4. Email Customer Care on [email protected].
5. Call Hilton Worldwide Headquarters on 703 883 1000.
6. Follow Hilton.
7. Follow Hilton.

How do I contact Hilton Honors?

Get information about our Hilton Honors frequent guest program by calling 1-800-548-8690 from inside the U.S. and Canada.

When did Chris Nassetta become CEO of Hilton?

Nassetta became CEO in December. He had been CEO of Host Hotels & Resorts (HST) since 2000. Months after joining, though, the Great Recession tsunami hit the hospitality industry. And Nassetta struggled to upgrade and expand Hilton while servicing $20.5 billion in debt.

What did Chris Nassetta do as a student?

As a student at the University of Virginia, Chris Nassetta spent his summers working in hotels – cleaning, carrying bags and even plunging toilets. Thirty-three years after graduating from UVA, he is still working in the same industry – as the CEO of Hilton.

Where was Christopher Nassetta at the Willard Hotel?

Weeks later, Gray and Nassetta were eating salads in a booth at the Occidental Grill, part of the Willard Hotel and office complex in downtown Washington and near the White House. Nassetta knew the restaurant well. It was one of the pieces upon which he built his reputation as a closer.

Who was the CEO of the Hilton Hotel?

Christopher Nassetta, Hilton’s chief executive, in the lobby of the Hilton McLean hotel. (Jeffrey MacMillan/For Capital Business) As July 4, 2007, dawned on the Chesapeake Bay, Christopher Nassetta, then the chairman and chief executive of Host Hotels & Resorts in Bethesda, was preparing to take his daughters fishing.