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Maya Hotels in Charlotte, NC, invites applications for a Commercial Strategist to drive revenue and profitability across the portfolio. The role partners with operations, sales, marketing, and revenue management to design and execute pricing, distribution, and promotional initiatives that optimize mix and profitability.
The ideal candidate has strong analytical and forecasting capabilities, hospitality experience, and the ability to lead cross-functional projects on-site in a fast-paced
Maya Hotels, headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, is a privately held hotel development, investment, and management company founded in 1995. The company manages a portfolio of 11 properties and more than 1,200 guest rooms across North and South Carolina, aligned with leading brands such as Hilton, IHG, and Marriott. Its success is rooted in strong relationships with guests, team members, franchisors, lenders, and investors, and a commitment to integrity, accountability, and operational excellence. Maya Hotels’ seasoned teams bring deep expertise across full-service, select-service, and extended-stay properties, enabling effective development, renovation, and asset management. With a culture of humility and a hands-on, responsive approach, the company offers long-term stability for employees and a strong platform for growth with its investment partners.
The Commercial Strategist is a full-time, on-site role based in Charlotte, NC, responsible for driving revenue and profitability across the Maya Hotels portfolio. This role analyzes market trends, demand patterns, and competitive performance to develop commercial strategies that optimize pricing, distribution, and mix of business. The Commercial Strategist partners closely with operations, sales, marketing, and revenue management teams to design and execute commercial plans, including promotions, channel strategies, and segment-specific initiatives. Day-to-day responsibilities include reviewing performance reports, forecasting, identifying growth opportunities, and preparing strategic recommendations for leadership. The role also supports brand alignment, contributes to business planning, and helps ensure that commercial decisions reflect both guest expectations and investment objectives.