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Who runs Mandarin Oriental hotels

35 hotels in 24 countries, with the people who lead them.


This page names who runs the 35 Mandarin Oriental hotels on the world's leading hotel lists, each with a dated source. It is part of the full record of who runs the world's best hotels and changes as appointments are confirmed.

Last updated 14 November 2026. 35 hotels in 24 countries. Methodology and corrections.

Who leads Mandarin Oriental

The executive leadership of Mandarin Oriental, as the company's own website lists it (source, read 14 November 2026). The chief officers, group counsel and the two regional operations heads, from the senior management of 16 as listed.

  • Laurent Kleitman, Group Chief Executive
  • Matthew Bishop, Chief Financial Officer
  • Amanda Hyndman, Chief Operating Officer
  • Kristin Ruble, Chief Commercial Officer
  • Alex Schellenberger, Chief Brand and Marketing Officer
  • Shaowei Ong, Chief People & Culture Officer
  • Vincent Marot, Chief Technical Services Officer
  • Raphael Bick, Chief Information Officer
  • Kieren Barry, Group Counsel
  • Flavia Daudan Caponi, Regional Vice President, Operations
  • Greg Liddell, Regional Vice President, Operations

The hotels and who runs them

HotelGeneral ManagerExecutive Chef
Mandarin Oriental, ViennaVienna, AustriaTwo MICHELIN KeysMario Habicher (source, December 2025)Thomas Seifried
Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing, BeijingBeijing, ChinaForbes Five StarRichard Langonné (source, January 2026)Christophe Riou
Mandarin Oriental QianmenDongcheng, ChinaThree MICHELIN Keys · Forbes Five Star · No. 7, The World's 50 Best Hotels 2026Andy Guan (source, April 2025)Chow Ngan Ping
Mandarin Oriental The Landmark, Hong KongHong Kong, ChinaTwo MICHELIN Keys · Forbes Five StarMichael Groll (source, April 2026)Richard Ekkebus
Mandarin Oriental, Hong KongHong Kong, ChinaForbes Five Star · No. 59, The World's 50 Best Hotels 2026Paul Jackson (source, 22 January 2026)Robin Zavou
Mandarin Oriental, SanyaSanya, ChinaEric Kee (source, 8 May 2023)
Mandarin Oriental, ShenzhenShenzhen, ChinaTwo MICHELIN Keys · Forbes Five Star · No. 90, The World's 50 Best Hotels 2026Christian Dolenc (source, October 2026)Tang Qishui
Mandarin Oriental, PraguePrague, CzechiaJohn Kitchens (source, May 2026)Michal Horváth
Mandarin Oriental Lutetia, ParisParis, FranceTwo MICHELIN Keys · Palace distinctionJulien Bardet (source, 22 September 2025)Patrick Charvet
Mandarin Oriental, ParisParis, FranceForbes Five StarVincent Poulingue (source, 8 April 2026)
Mandarin Oriental, MunichMunich, GermanyTwo MICHELIN KeysBarbara Göttling (source, 13 May 2026)
Mandarin Oriental, Costa NavarinoMessenia, GreeceForbes Five StarRaul Levis (source, January 2026)Bertrand Valegeas
Mandarin Oriental, JakartaJakarta, IndonesiaSuccessor to be confirmedMost recently Christian Wildhaber (source, 14 August 2025)Cyril Calmet
Mandarin Oriental, MilanMilan, ItalyTwo MICHELIN Keys · Forbes Five StarStephanie Greger (source, 13 September 2024)Antonio Guida
Mandarin Oriental, TokyoTokyo, JapanForbes Five StarDavid Collas (source, November 2026)
Mandarin Oriental, MacauMacauKai Jansen (source, 11 March 2026)Giulioantonio Di Sabato
Mandarin Oriental, Kuala LumpurKuala Lumpur, MalaysiaAnthony Tyler (source, 20 October 2026)Uwe Faust
Mandarin Oriental, MarrakechMarrakech, MoroccoForbes Five StarAlain-Thomas Brière (source, October 2023)
Mandarin Oriental, DohaDoha, QatarForbes Five StarThomas Kinsperger (source, 5 June 2023)
Mandarin Oriental, CanouanCanouan Island, Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesForbes Five StarJonathan Payne (source, 31 October 2026)
Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah Hotel, RiyadhRiyadh, Saudi ArabiaRichard Johnson (source, 16 January 2024)Ahmed Fazli Abdulrahman
Mandarin Oriental, SingaporeSingaporeJill Goh (source, February 2025)Nixon Low
Mandarin Oriental Ritz, MadridMadrid, SpainThree MICHELIN Keys · Forbes Five Star · No. 71, The World's 50 Best Hotels 2025Robert Lowe (source, November 2025)Brian Rodríguez
Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra, MallorcaPalmanova, SpainTwo MICHELIN KeysDuarte Correia (source, 13 January 2026)Sergio De La Plata
Mandarin Oriental, GenevaGeneva, SwitzerlandForbes Five StarChristian Wildhaber (source, 21 August 2026)
Mandarin Oriental Palace, LuzernLucerne, SwitzerlandTwo MICHELIN Keys · Forbes Five StarMatthias Kindl (source, 8 August 2025)Gilad Peled
Mandarin Oriental Savoy, ZurichZurich, SwitzerlandForbes Five StarDominik Georg Reiner (source, 7 March 2024)
Mandarin Oriental, TaipeiTaipei, TaiwanSubin Dharman (source, 7 May 2026)
Mandarin Oriental, BangkokBangkok, ThailandThree MICHELIN Keys · Forbes Five Star · No. 10, The World's 50 Best Hotels 2026Paul Jones (source, 16 September 2026)Phatchara 'Pom' Pirapak
Mandarin Oriental, BodrumBodrum, TürkiyeForbes Five StarTunç Batum (source, 10 November 2023)
Mandarin Oriental Downtown, DubaiDubai, United Arab EmiratesBenjamin Ackhurst (source, November 2026)Yang Guojian
Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, DubaiDubai, United Arab EmiratesForbes Five StarWerner AnzingerArea Vice President of Operations (source, 2 August 2023)
Mandarin Oriental Mayfair, LondonLondon, United KingdomTwo MICHELIN KeysHemal Jain (source, 15 October 2026)Jihun Kim Maxime
Mandarin Oriental, Hyde Park, LondonLondon, United KingdomThree MICHELIN Keys · Forbes Five StarPhilippe Kronberg (source, 16 January 2026)
Mandarin Oriental, New YorkNew York, United StatesForbes Five StarMarcel Thoma (source, 25 October 2023)Toni Robertson

Training at Mandarin Oriental

How Mandarin Oriental brings new managers through is set out in Mandarin Oriental Rising Fan Graduate Programme, with what hoteliers quoted in the book say about the first years.

From the book

Leaders from Mandarin Oriental quoted in The Luxury of Attention: Christian A. Hassing, Michael Ziemer, Susanne Hatje, Torsten van Dullemen and Richard Ekkebus.

The lists covered and how each name is confirmed are set out on the main page. Independent hotels are listed there and by country. Corrections are welcome at press@theluxuryofattention.com.