Branson, MO \u2013 Gail Myer, Vice President of Operations for Myer Hotels in Branson, is pleased to announce the following recent team member additions:<\/p>\n
Tod Grisham has joined the Comfort Inn West as General Manager. A Branson native, Grisham graduated from Branson High and studied History Education at College of the Ozarks. He then served in the United States Army Reserves, including a tour overseas in Desert Storm. Grisham brings 14 years of management and eight years of experience in sales to the Comfort Inn West team.<\/p>\n
Desi Hinton has joined the Comfort Inn West. Hinton is a native of Aurora, Colorado. She interned at the Marriage and Family institute and graduated with a double major in Psychology and Sociology from College of the Ozarks. Upon graduation Hinton joined the Comfort Inn At Thousand Hills and was recently promoted to the Comfort Inn West team as Front Desk Manager.<\/p>\n
Tod and Desi look forward to continuing the mission of Myer Hotels which is \u201cFriendly, Fantastic Service Always.\u201d<\/p>\n
About Myer Hotels
\nIn the lodging business for 44 years, the Myer family has actively contributed to Branson\u2019s hospitality market for 28 years and received numerous national awards. Myer Hotels includes the Best Western Center Pointe Inn, Best Western Music Capital Inn, Comfort Inn at Thousand Hills, Comfort Inn & Suites Branson Meadows, Comfort Inn West, and Holiday Inn Express Green Mountain Drive. The properties emphasize excellent locations, countless amenities and exceptional customer service while focusing on great value in the upper mid-scale area. For more information about these hotels please visit www.myerhotels.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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