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Lindblad Expeditions appoints chief commercial officer
Lindblad Expeditions Holdings named Noah Brodsky as its Chief Commercial Officer, effective immediately.
Brodsky brings 20 years’ experience in sales, marketing and operating roles at leading hospitality companies.
Most recently, he served as the President of the Travel + Leisure Group and Chief Brand Officer for Travel + Leisure Co.
Previously,. Brodsky served as Chief Brand Officer for Wyndham Destinations.
Earlier roles included SVP of Worldwide Loyalty and Engagement for Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, Chief Experience Officer at WeWork, and various marketing and operations roles at Starwood Hotels and Four Seasons Resorts.
In his role with Lindblad Expeditions, Brodsky is responsible for all revenue functions and will lead marketing, sales, digital product development and strategic partnerships.
“Noah’s proven leadership skills in marketing, digital transformation and team building will be vital as we further build out a world class sales and marketing platform,” shared Dolf Berle, CEO of Lindblad Expeditions.
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