CWT M&E, the global meetings and events division of CWT, has announced the appointment of Cristina Scott as Vice-President of Global Operations. She will report to Derek Sharp, CWT Meetings & Events’ Senior Vice-President and Managing Director, and will be based in Southlake, Texas. “I am delighted to welcome Cristina to the team. Our customers are telling us that they want to see consistent service delivery around the world, and they want to be able to access new CWT M&E services in a seamless manner,” said Sharp. “Cristina’s appointment will help achieve this. She will focus on reaching our goal of delivering the best of CWT to all our customers globally and making operational excellence what CWT Meetings & Events is known for in the industry.” Scott has extensive knowledge of the industry, and joins CWT Meetings & Events from Sabre, where she held many commercial management and sales operations roles for the past 24 years. She holds an International Master of Business Administration degree with a concentration in International Marketing from Thunderbird – The Garvin School of International Management, a Bachelor of Arts degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of North Carolina, and a certificate in Spanish Studies from the University of Salamanca.
CWT Meetings & Events appoints Vice-President of Global Operations
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