Hinckley Appoints Craig Reid to its Board of Directors

Craig Reid

PORTSMOUTH, R.I.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Hinckley, the world’s leading builder of iconic yachts and provider of premier yacht service, appoints Craig Reid to its board as an Independent Director.

Reid, the former President and CEO of Auberge Resorts Collection, brings four decades of leadership experience in luxury hospitality. At Auberge Resorts Collection, Reid oversaw a portfolio of 28 one-of-a-kind award-winning luxury properties. Prior to joining Auberge Resorts Collection, Reid was President of Hotel Operations for the Americas and a member of the Global Leadership team at Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts.

“We are delighted to welcome Craig Reid to our Board,” said Gavin McClintock, Hinckley’s CEO, “Craig brings a wealth of luxury hospitality experience, and a keen understanding of how to build a rich team culture and provide an exemplary and highly differentiated service offering to exceed the expectations of the world’s most discerning clients. With his leadership experience at the helm of two of the world’s most prestigious hotel brands, Craig will be a great asset to our Board”.

“Hinckley is truly an iconic brand,” said Reid. “Their beautifully crafted yachts and their deeply dedicated team are beloved by boating, yachting, and sailing enthusiasts. I look forward to working with the Board and the fabulous Hinckley team to continue to build on the company’s legendary strengths, and to optimize on all new opportunities.”

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