Sean Showers serves as the Vice President of Design and Construction at RLJ Lodging Trust, where he leverages his extensive experience in the hospitality sector to drive strategic initiatives and enhance operational efficiencies across a diverse portfolio of over 100 hotels. With a robust background...
Sean Showers serves as the Vice President of Design and Construction at RLJ Lodging Trust, where he leverages his extensive experience in the hospitality sector to drive strategic initiatives and enhance operational efficiencies across a diverse portfolio of over 100 hotels. With a robust background in asset management and capital planning, Sean oversees an annual maintenance capital budget ranging from $90 to $100 million, ensuring that each project aligns with the company’s long-term vision and financial objectives. His role involves not only the meticulous management of capital expenditures but also the formalization of a strategic vision for an 8-member capital planning and execution team, fostering collaboration and innovation within the group.
Sean’s expertise in feasibility studies and market research allows him to identify and capitalize on investment opportunities that enhance property value and guest experience. His analytical skills are pivotal in conducting thorough assessments that inform decision-making processes related to renovations and new developments. Additionally, Sean’s leadership extends to managing a team of six engineers and project execution support staff, where he emphasizes the importance of effective communication and project management methodologies to ensure timely and successful project delivery.
With a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from Emory University, Sean combines his strong analytical background with a keen understanding of real estate economics and corporate finance, positioning him as a valuable asset in the private equity landscape. His commitment to excellence and strategic foresight continues to drive RLJ Lodging Trust’s growth and innovation in the competitive hospitality market.
