Tico Bevier

Tico Bevier has an extensive work experience in the hospitality industry. Tico started their career as a General Manager at Hilton Hotels in 1989 and later moved on to become the General Manager of Doubletree New Orleans. During their time at Doubletree New Orleans, they managed a 367-room hotel with significant meeting space and achieved revenues exceeding $16 million.

In 2001, Tico became the President of Expotel Hospitality Services, where they acquired a portfolio of six hotels and implemented the company's structure. Tico then joined Superior Hospitality Management LLC as the President, where they provided consulting services and worked on the development of a new brand.

In 2004, Tico joined Pyramid Advisors as the Vice President Managing Director/Transitions. In this role, they directed due diligence and transitions for 35 hotels valued at over $3 billion. Tico frequently handled multiple hotel portfolios and oversaw changes in ownership, management, and flags.

In 2009, Tico joined ARL Hospitality Management LLC as the Senior Vice President of Operations. Tico managed various projects, including receivership engagements for special servicers and consulting engagements for balance sheet lenders. Tico successfully handled receiverships for several hotels across the United States.

Tico later returned to Pyramid Hotel Group, where they held several leadership roles, including Senior Vice President of Operations and Transitions and Senior Vice President of New Business and Transition. In these positions, they were responsible for overseeing operations, new business development, and transitions.

Overall, Tico Bevier has demonstrated their expertise in hotel operations, transitions, business development, and consulting throughout their career.

Tico Bevier earned a Certified Hotel Administrator degree in Hospitality Management from the Educational Institute of the AHLA between 1989 and 1993. They pursued General Studies at St John's College from 1973 to 1977. Additionally, Tico studied Business Administration at the University of Houston from 1978 to 1979.