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Wednesday 20 November 2013 8:33 pmTravelodge hires Safestore boss Peter Gowers as chief executiveBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on
stanley mugs WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleBUDGET hotel group Travelodge yesterday named Peter Gowers, a leisure industry veteran and most recently the boss of self-storage group Safestore, as its new chief executive. The 41 year-old will next week replace the chainrsquo longstanding chief executive Grant Hearn, who announced in January he would be stepping down after more than a decade at the helm. Travelodge said Hearn will stay with the company for a further two weeks to help with the transition.Before joining Safestore in 2011, Gowers spent 12 years in the leisure industry including eight with Intercontinental Hotels Group IHG and its predecessor Six Continent Hotels. He will be charged with leading Travelodge through the next stage of its recovery following a painful debt restructuring last year that gave its US lenders ndash; Avenue Capital, GoldenTree Asset Management and Goldman Sachs ndash; control of the business.Chairman Brian Wallace, a Hilton hotels veteran who joined earlier this year, said: Peter is a highly regarded senior executive, with extensive industry and market experience and expertise. His skills and knowledge will be a great asset in helping to further grow our business and to make Travelodge the best value
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