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Title:	Maybourne Hotel Group - Careers Website - http://www.maybourne.com/careers/default.asp
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Description:	Maybourne Hotel Group was launched in 2005 and brings together some of the world’s most individual and renowned hotels. The Berkeley, Claridge’s and The Connaught were founded in Mayfair and their reputation for crafting luxury experiences was built in Mayfair. Mayfair is in every sense their origin. To this collection will be added a select number of super-luxurious properties in major gateway cities around the world, each very much part of that city, each as individual as its sister hotels, offering supreme levels of service and luxury. At our head office, located in Mayfair, the corporate team provides management services to the hotels and restaurants that form Maybourne Hotel Group, including Sales and Marketing, Information Technology and Reservations functions. There are also small teams working in Revenue Management, Human Resources, Finance, Payroll and Pensions.
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