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Eleanor Puet joins International Hotels Environment Initiative
The International Hotels Environment Initiative (IHEI) has appointed Eleanor Puet as the new IHEI Programme Development Manager.
Eleanor will be the main point of contact for IHEI partners, trade associations and external organisations. Eleanor was previously with the hotel representation company Design Hotels.
IHEI recently launched a new membership category for individual hotels who wish to become involved with their work. The ‘Supporter’ category gives individual hotels the opportunity to work with other industry leaders on a
non-competitive platform and lend support to IHEI’s initiatives, which in turn results in raising best practice standards.
As IHEI is a non-profit organisation, membership involves a small donation and ‘Supporters’ will be kept up to date with IHEI news and events. If you are interested in becoming a Supporter please contact Eleanor Puet on +44 20 7467 3623 or mailto:[email protected].
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