Moving forward Henrietta will be leading the launch of the new Garden Lounge, Artist in Residence 2015 which will focus on ‘opera’ as the theme, and the hotel’s partnerships with key British brands.
Corinthia Hotel London announces the appointment of Henrietta Low as PR Manager. Henrietta joined Corinthia Hotel London in February 2012 as PR and Marketing Coordinator following her experience in a variety of creative roles with Tomasz Starzewski, Drumkilbo Designs, Pierre Frey, and National Galleries of Scotland.
Working closely with Fiona Harris, Director of International Public Relations Corinthia Hotels, Henrietta has been key in delivering the PR strategy for London and has been instrumental in the success of large projects including the annual Artist in Residence programme and the ‘Power of Sleep’ campaign in 2014.
Moving forward Henrietta will be leading the launch of the new Garden Lounge, Artist in Residence 2015 which will focus on ‘opera’ as the theme, and the hotel’s partnerships with key British brands.
“Having been at the hotel for three years, I have seen it grow into one of London’s top five star hotels and I am delighted to now be leading the London PR team. We have some very exciting projects coming up in 2015 and I am looking forward to ensuring we become the most forward thinking property amongst the city’s ever growing population of luxury hotels” said Henrietta.
Welcoming her appointment Renaud Gregoire, General Manager of Corinthia Hotel London, said: “Since starting with us, Henrietta has shown great determination to develop and refine her skills in the PR sector. Corinthia London is set to achieve new heights this year and we are pleased to see her at the forefront of this.”
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