GrandLife Hotels
Brendt White has a diverse work experience in various roles within the hospitality industry. Brendt is currently working as the Director of Member Experience at NeueHouse, a members-only shared workspace for creatives. In this role, Brendt oversees the front-facing department, curates events, and handles member issues with a high level of hospitality.
Prior to joining NeueHouse, Brendt worked as the Director of Front Office Operations at GrandLife Hotels starting in 2020. Here, they managed the front office team, conducted training programs, and handled scheduling and payroll.
Before their role at GrandLife Hotels, Brendt worked at Union Square Hospitality Group as a Server/Trainer at The Modern. Brendt gained extensive knowledge in food and beverage service, menu, and wine experience.
Earlier in their career, Brendt worked as a Server/Trainer at Ti Amo Gainesville and as a Maitre D' at BRAVO BRIO Restaurant Group.
Brendt's work experience showcases their expertise in guest service, team management, training, and hospitality.
Brendt White attended the University of Central Florida from 2002 to 2004. However, no information is available regarding the degree or field of study pursued during this time.
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GrandLife Hotels
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A pioneer in the industry, GrandLife Hotels was the first company to establish luxury boutique hotels in the swank downtown New York neighborhoods of SoHo and TriBeCa. Formerly Grand Hotels NYC, GrandLife Hotels is the managing company that operates the ultra chic Soho and Tribeca Grand Hotels. GrandLife Hotels is renowned for offering the highest level of personalized service and has continually set industry standards for premier amenities and guest services. GrandLife Hotels has also re-invented the conventional hotel bar concept and New York City’s notion of nightlife by offering a stylish, yet approachable experience in the Church Lounge and Grand Bar & Lounge – two of Manhattan’s key destinations for day or night. GrandLife Hotels is owned by Leonard and Emanuel Stern of Hartz Mountain Industries.