Jess Berkin brings 15 years of experience in global brand management, marketing and guest experience leadership to her new role as Mint House s Head of Brand. Most recently, as Chief Marketing Officer for travel e-commerce startup, Porter & Sail, Berkin led brand, marketing and communications ultimately culminating in an exit to Luxury Escapes, one of the world s fastest growing travel companies.
Jim Mrha brings more than three decades of experience in finance, business development and operations within the hospitality sector to join Mint House as Chief Financial Officer. Most recently serving as interim CEO and Chief Financial Officer at Domio, Mrha previously led Americas Operations Finance at Hilton Worldwide, the brand s largest region.
With a successful track record on both the brand and owner sides of the hotel industry, Paul Sacco joins Mint House as Chief Development Officer. Sacco, an established leader in the hospitality industry, previously served as Chief Investment Officer at Driftwood Capital, President of Global Development at RLH Corporation, President and Chief Development Officer of TPG Hotels & Resorts, and Head of Development North America for Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide.
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2022 Mercedes-Benz EQS First Look: Electric luxury to take seriously
Vincent Nguyen - Apr 15, 2021, 11:00am CDT
Whenever Mercedes-Benz unleashes a new S-Class, the entire automotive industry watches in anticipation. With the impending debut of its 2022 EQS all-electric luxury sedan, meanwhile, the stakes are even higher. All eyes are on the three-pointed star to see if its newest EV can truly redefine the standards of luxury and performance in electric vehicles, and there’s plenty at stake either way.
As I planted myself in the driver’s seat, what I can only describe as a sensation of ‘seamlessness’ washed over my senses. The automatic doors are a nice touch, too, adding a sense of occasion that even the current S-Class doesn’t match. My colleagues in the auto press generally consider the 2022 EQS to be an all-electric version of the S-Class, but the reality is that the former is an entirely different car.