Hotel Capital Partners

Hotel Capital Partners (HCP) is part of 360 Capital Group, an ASX-listed company (ASX: TGP). HCP provides the hotel platform for 360 Capital Group focusing on the allocation of capital to the hotel sector across the direct property, investment funds, hotel debt and investment in hotel management companies across Australia, New Zealand, and selective offshore destinations. HCP identifies, investigates, and executes transactions across all aspects of the hotel industry drawing on the team's expertise to unlock value through highly considered investment strategies. The company is led by one of the most experienced and respected industry professionals, Stephen Burt, Managing Director, with over 35 years of experience across all aspects of hotel investment, hotel funds management, asset management, hotel brokerage and hotel operations. Stephen was one of the founding partners of what is now JLL Hotels APAC, inaugural Chairman of Travelodge Asia, and CEO of Mirvac Hotels & Resorts and Mirvac Hotel Funds Management. As a trusted advisor and fund manager, Stephen completed a lifecycle of four highly successful hotel funds representing the interest of sovereign wealth funds, private equity firms, high net worth individuals and listed companies. Stephen is supported by Lucia Grambalova, Chief Investment Officer, and Head of Asset Management who draws on over 20 years of experience in the hotel industry with leadership roles across property investment, asset management, funds management and hotel operations. Lucia is an experienced and accomplished investment professional focusing on equity and debt investing. Leading the execution of real estate investment and asset management mandates including sourcing and acquisition of hotel real estate investment globally, debt opportunities, deal structuring, capital raising together with the provision of bespoke asset management.
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Employee Count: 2
Keywords: leisure, travel & tourism