Cornell Hotel School, HVS International Forge Research Partnership
Ithaca, N.Y. HVS International has joined the corporate partners program at the Cornell Hotel School’s Center for Hospitality Research in a major commitment to create new knowledge and advance operating practices in the hospitality industry.
VS International, a leading provider of global consulting services for the hospitality industry, was founded by Cornell alumnus Steve Rushmore. An entrepreneur, civic leader, and philanthropist, Rushmore is a longtime supporter of the Cornell Hotel School. He continues this tradition with HVS International's new partnership with the Center for Hospitality Research.
HVS International becomes the 12th partner for the Center and its 37th corporate affiliate. “We are delighted to partner with HVS International," said Gary Thompson, executive director of the Center. “HVS's stature as an international leader of management consulting in hotel, restaurant, and resort real estate transactions will enhance the Center's reach and research capability.”
The Center’s supporters are leading organizations in the hospitality industry. Partners & Sponsors - AIG Global Real Estate Investment Corp., Bartech Systems International, Cendant Corporation, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, HVS International, JohnsonDiversey, Inc., Kohinoor Group, Marsh’s Hospitality Practice, Nestlé, Thayer Group of Companies, Willowbend Golf Management, and Wyndham International; Friends - ARAMARK Corporation, D.K. Shifflet and Associates, Ltd., ehotelier.com, Gerencia de Hoteles & Restaurantes, Global Hospitality Resources, Inc., Hsyndicate, hospitalitynet.org, Hospitality World, Hotel Asia Pacific, Hotel China, Hotel Interactive, Inc., Hotel Resource, International CHRIE, Lodging Magazine, Lodging Hospitality, Mobile MoneySaver, National Hotel Executive Magazine, Resort+Recreation, RestaurantEdge.com, Shibata Publishing Co. Ltd., Smith Travel Research, The Hospitality Research Group of PKF Consulting, The Lodging Conference, TravelCLICK, and UniFocus.
