1. RUTHLESS ASSET MANAGEMENT

2. Moderator Jeff Weinstein Editor in chief, HOTELS Magazine

3. Jon Bortz Founder, Chairman and CEO Pebblebrook Hotel Trust

4. Laurence Geller President and CEO Strategic Hotels & Resorts

5. Robert (Bob) Morse Senior Vice President, COO The Americas, IHG

6. HAMA Mission Statement
The Hospitality Asset Managers Association’s mission is the enhancement of hospitality asset values through education advancement of the profession, and serving as the collective voice of ownership.

7. HAMA Survey: Hotel asset manager profile
The data was tabulated based on 86 responses, which represent a 57% response rate. More than 68% of the respondents were vice presidents or senior vice presidents. Approximately 23% were presidents, principals, or partners. The balance had the title of director or asset manager.

8. Source: Hospitality Asset Management Association

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16. External expertise and consultants
Source: Hospitality Asset Management Association

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20. U.S. hotel values projected to surpass 2006 peak in 2013
Source: HVS/STR Hotel Valuation Index

21. United States value growth projected to persist through 2016
Source: HVS/STR Hotel Valuation Index

22. Las Vegas values per room increased the most between 2010-2011
Source: HVS/STR Hotel Valuation Index

23. Tucson values per room decreased the most between 2010-2011
Source: HVS/STR Hotel Valuation Index

24. Convention cities projected to capture largest value growth in 2012
Source: HVS/STR Hotel Valuation Index

25. Tucson values expected to decline the most in 2012
Source: HVS/STR Hotel Valuation Index

26. However, Tucson expected to show the most value increase through 2016
Source: HVS/STR Hotel Valuation Index

27. Cities with the smallest value appreciation projection through 2016
Source: HVS/STR Hotel Valuation Index

28. Gateway cities are the most volatile
Source: HVS/STR Hotel Valuation Index

29. Long-term hold: Average annual compounded value growth,1987-2016
Source: HVS/STR Hotel Valuation Index

30. Source: HVS International

31. Observations for investors – Europe
Source: HVS International

32. Highlights from 2011, Asia
Source: HVS International

33. Asia hotel value per room, 2011
Source: HVS International

34. Predications for 2016, Asia
Source: HVS International

35. Change in value per room in Asia: 2011 to 2016
Source: HVS International

36. General observations
Source: HVS International

37. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

38. FOR MORE INFORMATION Jeff Weinstein: jweinstein@hotelsmag.com
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