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Drury Hotels is seeking a Regional Hotel Sales & Account Executive to drive revenue growth across assigned accounts and expand business with corporate and national accounts. The role emphasizes in-market relationship building and collaboration with Revenue Strategy & Market Sales managers.
The position is based in Omaha, NE, with potential remote work one day per week after 90 days, and some travel up to 10%. Previous hospitality sales experience is preferred.
Regional Hotel Sales & Account Executive (Internal Title: Market Sales Executive) is a unique position that combines the responsibilities of a Hotel Sales Manager, Business Travel Sales Manager, Strategic Account Manager and National Sales Executive. This role owns customer relationships from prospecting through account growth while driving revenue for assigned Drury Hotels and identifying opportunities across the entire Drury portfolio.
Join Drury Hotels during an exciting time of growth in Nebraska. This position will be based out of the future Drury Plaza Hotel Omaha Downtown, scheduled to open in late 2027 in Omaha's Old Market, in the heart of the Historic District. This is a unique opportunity to establish relationships, build market awareness, and help lay the foundation for the success of one of Drury's newest hotels while also supporting the award-winning Drury Plaza Hotel Lincoln.
As the Omaha market continues to grow, you'll have the unique opportunity to generate demand, cultivate key business partnerships, and drive revenue for both the Drury Plaza Hotel Lincoln and the future Drury Plaza Hotel Omaha Downtown well before opening day.
This is primarily an in-market, relationship-focused sales position. To support work-life balance and flexibility, team members may be eligible to work remotely one day per week after 90 days of employment and successful performance.
Approximately 70% of your time will be dedicated to client-facing sales activities. There may be occasions when you need to travel outside of your home city, which should not exceed 10% of your overall working time.