CPHCL Finance plc has announced the appointment of Krystle Ellul as Company Secretary.

She joined the Corinthia Group in 2006, and since then has held various senior positions as well as several company secretarial roles of Corinthia Group, including that of PA to the Chairman and Board of Directors.

According to her LinkedIn, she is known for her skills in the hospitality industry, marketing communications, events planning, budgeting, customer service and social networking among others.

Earlier this week, the company also announced the appointment of Jean Pierre Schembri as Executive Director.

The Board of Directors of CPHCL Finance plc now consists of Chairman Frank Xerri de Caro (independent, non-executive director), Mario Galea (independent, non-executive director), Alfred Camilleri (non-executive director), and executive directors Jean Pierre Schembri and Rachel Stilon. Additionally, the Audit Committee is chaired by Mario Galea and includes Mr Xerri de Caro and Mr Camilleri as members.

IHI owns and manages the Corinthia Brand. Its business consists in owning hotels and real estate, hotel management, development, project management and industrial catering.

Corinthia Hotels Limited (CHL), IHI’s group management company, operates 24 hotels on three continents,15 of which are (or are in the process of becoming) Corinthia Brand hotels. In addition to hotel operations and ownership, IHI derives rental income from commercial, office and residential real estate in Budapest, London, St Petersburg and Tripoli.

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Krystle Ellul / LinkedIn

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