Christine Schillings, with over 30 years of experience in the hospitality industry, will join the Swiss educational group winsedswiss (World Institute of Service Education), recently launched by businessman Dușan Wilms, as Chief Executive Officer for Romania.
The new CEO has worked in the operational sphere in hotels in France, Germany, the United Kingdom, as well as Romania, where she was part of the management team that opened the Athénée Palace Hilton Hotel. Additionally, for 16 years, she held the position of Regional Director Hilton Worldwide, coordinating a portfolio of 46 hotels in Eastern Europe, Turkey, Russia, and Israel.
Christine Schillings led the Ana Hotels Romania group as general manager, and since June 2018, she held the position of general manager of the Crowne Plaza Bucharest Hotel.
The Swiss educational group winsedswiss (World Institute of Service Education), with branches in Romania, Switzerland, and Serbia, has as its main objective the creation and implementation of educational programs for every period of a person’s life, from kindergarten to university and throughout their professional career. These programs cover the service sector, from hospitality and retailing to health, sports, and luxury management. To this end, winsedswiss develops partnerships with a wide variety of educational institutions in the field.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the new CEO of winsedswiss Romania?Christine Schillings, a professional with over 30 years of experience in the hospitality industry, has been appointed as the CEO for Romania of the winsedswiss educational group.
What is the focus of the winsedswiss educational group?The group focuses on lifelong learning programs in the service sector, including hospitality, retail, health management, sports, and luxury, from early education to professional careers.
What are some of Christine Schillings’ previous roles?She previously served as Regional Director for Hilton Worldwide, General Manager of Ana Hotels Romania, and General Manager of Crowne Plaza Bucharest.