Hospitality America appoints Paul Isaacson as chief financial officer. His arrival comes at a pivotal time, as the organization sharpens its focus on scalable financial systems, enhanced forecasting, and investment discipline to support expansion.
“Initially I was introduced to Paul through a professional connection, and his financial acumen, data-driven decision-making, and deep understanding of hotel asset management were distinguishable,” said Ben Campbell, Hospitality America president and CEO, in a statement. “With impressive credentials — including a master’s degree in finance and a successful track record in technology-enabled financial leadership — Paul is well positioned to help guide Hospitality America through its next phase of growth with confidence and precision.”
Isaacson brings to Hospitality America a strong reputation for delivering results through customer-centric and financially strategic leadership, according to the company. He has created value across the full real estate investment lifecycle, including financial planning and reporting, asset management, transactions, debt financing, and mergers & acquisitions. With a proven ability to turn vision into execution, Isaacson has led high-performing teams, negotiated complex deals, and implemented investment strategies that consistently drive stakeholder returns and long-term profitability.
Prior to joining Hospitality America, Isaacson served as senior vice president for CBRE Hotels Advisory in Atlanta. There he leveraged his network and relationships to provide consulting, valuation, and advisory services to a diverse list of clients to meet their business, strategic and real estate investment needs. He also served as president and principal for Stillwater Real Estate Consulting; assistant vice president, asset management, for Watermark Capital Partners; director, global corporate finance, acquisitions and mergers for IHG Hotels & Resorts; senior consultant, real estate valuation services for Arthur Andersen; and consultant at Keystone Consulting Group.