Ayotunde Gibbs has been appointed as Chief Technology Officer at Remington Hospitality

Remington Hospitality, an innovative and dynamic top-rated third-party hotel management company, announced today the promotion of Ayotunde Gibbs to Chief Technology Officer. Gibbs joined Remington in January 2026 as Executive Vice President of Technology. 

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In her expanded role as Chief Technology Officer, Gibbs now oversees all enterprise technology and places AI at the forefront of Remington’s strategy. Her mandate is to turn technology into a competitive advantage by applying AI and integrated data to drive efficiency, improve decision-making, support scalable growth, and deliver sharper insight and long-term value to ownership groups.

Gibbs brings more than 20 years of experience in information technology and digital transformation to the role, focusing on implementing systems and infrastructure that support growth, operational excellence, and organizational agility. Before joining Remington, she served as Vice President of Enterprise Systems and Data at Dave & Buster’s Inc., where she led large-scale initiatives across enterprise platforms, analytics, and technology transformation. Earlier in her career, she held multiple leadership roles at GameStop, Inc., advancing from Senior Development Manager to Director of Technology Program Management and overseeing complex technology portfolios and cross-functional delivery teams.

Gibbs is active in industry and community leadership, serving on the advisory board of the National Breast Cancer Foundation and as Secretary of the DFW chapter of the Society for Information Management. She holds a Master of Business Administration from Texas Christian University and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Texas Tech University.

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Remington Hospitality is an innovative and dynamic, top-rated third-party hotel management company. Founded in 1968, the hospitality group has grown into a strong, industry-leading service provider and today manages hotels across 25 states, Washington, D.C., and four countries in the Caribbean and Latin America, operating 30 brands, including 15 independent and lifestyle properties.