Patrick Properties Hospitality Group
Rebekah Grant's work experience begins in 2012 as an Administrative Assistant at Backyard Retreats, where they assisted in daily operations and maintained inventory. In 2014, they joined Patrick Properties Hospitality Group as a Server and later became a Banquet Captain and Assistant Event Manager. From 2017 to 2021, Rebekah worked as an Operations Manager at the same company before being promoted to Director of Operations in 2021. In 2015, they also worked as an Events Intern at The Big Fake Wedding and as a Zone Manager at Precision Meetings & Events, where they coordinated and managed a floor of breakout sessions and banquet events.
Rebekah Grant attended the College of Charleston from 2012 to 2016, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree. Their field of study at the College of Charleston was Hospitality & Tourism Management, with a specialization in Accounting. In addition, Rebekah also acquired two additional certifications during their educational journey. In April 2016, they obtained a ServSafe Food Safety Manager Certificate from ServSafe Certified. Furthermore, in January 2016, they acquired a TIPS Certification from TIPS (Training for Intervention ProcedureS).
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Patrick Properties Hospitality Group
Patrick Properties Hospitality Group is dedicated to creating authentic moments within Charleston’s most exquisite and sought-after historical settings. Since 1997, PPHG has lovingly restored five landmark properties and estates, inspiring unparalleled backdrops for special events that preserve the beauty and rich character of each. Premier downtown venues include the 19th-century William Aiken House and majestic Lowndes Grove – downtown Charleston’s last great waterfront estate. PPHG’s celebrated portfolio also showcases an Art Deco-style cinema, The American Theater; the picturesque River House at Lowndes Grove; and newly-renovated Parcel 32 on Upper King Street. As a company, PPHG has also pioneered the revitalization of Upper King Street: transforming its historic venues into valuable generators of revenue for the surrounding community has helped usher in the wave of new business and development currently changing the face of this downtown Charleston neighborhood. Patrick Properties hosts more than 500 events annually across its suite of properties. Professional, personalized service and exceptional culinary experiences are hallmarks of our family-owned company, which has grown to more than 165 employees. Our team members are actively involved in many civic and charitable activities, and we are proud to support several non-profit organizations across community sectors that range from youth development to local arts and culture. Please visit www.pphgcharleston.com for more information about our company.