The Hill Times has named Susie Grynol, CAE, president, Hotel Association of Canada (HAC) as one of its "Top 100 lobbyists" in 2024.
This is the fourth consecutive year Grynol has been named in this category — and the list recognizes individuals who have demonstrated exceptional skill and influence in navigating Canada’s political landscape.
She has been president and CEO of HAC for almost eight years — and is president of the national trade association that represents hotels from coast to coast, and hotel industry’s chief advocate, strategist and spokesperson.
In addition, she is an accomplished association executive with proven ability to influence thinking, forge strategic relationships and drive change. A well respected industry leader, she builds and empowers award-winning teams to deliver successful organizational and political outcomes.
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Mundi Hotel Enterprises Inc. has added a prominent property to its portfolio with the acquisition of the hotel component in Highline Metrotown, a mixed-use tower in Burnaby, British Columbia.
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour kicked off its Canadian leg on November 14, 2024, at Toronto’s Rogers Centre, the first of six sold-out performances that will draw tens of thousands of fans nightly.
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