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David Lorenzo

David V. Lorenzo
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Citizenship American
Education

BS in Hotel Restaurant Institutional Management, Johnson and Wales University, 1989
MBA, Pace University, 2005

MS in Strategic Communications, Columbia University, 2006
Occupation Business Strategy Consultant
Children Nicholas Lorenzo
Dahlia Lorenzo

BS in Hotel Restaurant Institutional Management, Johnson and Wales University, 1989
MBA, Pace University, 2005

David V. Lorenzo is an American marketing consultant with a focus on attracting affluent clients. He is also a strategy consultant to attorneys and business executives. Lorenzo is the owner of Valtimax Consulting and a former partner with The Gallup Organization, and general manager of Marriott ExecuStay.

David Lorenzo started his career in 1989, at age 18, as a bellman at Marriott International. He was promoted quickly within the firm, after succeeding in improving the profit of various businesses. As an internal consultant, he was appointed to various special project teams for pre-opening hotels and sales, marketing, and business development initiatives. As a senior leader of Marriott, he managed several hotels and directed recruiting, training, and on-boarding for new general managers.

In 1999, Lorenzo became the vice-president (later general manager) of the newly purchased ExecuStay, a provider of temporary (30 days or longer) corporate relocation. Under his direction, the annual revenue of ExecuStay New York grew from $1 million to more than $50 million in less than 3 years. These results earned him various awards, including a nomination for the J.W. Marriott Award of Excellence. In September 2001, David Lorenzo was named as one of the "40 under 40" Crain’s New York Rising Stars.

Despite the context of a tight housing market, in less than two years, Lorenzo managed to increase the division’s available apartments from 180 to 800 units. He also expanded the geographic coverage of ExecuStay into nearby Connecticut, New Jersey, Westchester, and Long Island, during a time when the concept of corporate housing was considered a feature of Manhattan's real estate market.


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