Overseeing some of the most exclusive properties around the world, Luc’s ultimate goal since he embraced the hospitality industry is to consistently uphold the highest standard of service and focus on client satisfaction.
Prior to joining as Vice President of the Al Khozama Group based in Riyadh, Luc held the role of Vice President Europe for the Jumeirah Group based in London with five hotels in operation and two projects in key European cities.

During his career, Luc supervised major renovation projects around the world securing necessary preparations for sale, renovations, openings as the hotel primary advisor and working directly for both private owners and international groups. One major project of successful hotel creation and opening was when Luc joined as the Managing Direction of the Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills in 2017, leading the iconic brand’s debut on the West Coast California USA. Luc arrived during the construction phase of the hotel and his aim to make it the “the place to be” in Los Angeles once the hotel opened its door.

In 2010, Luc held the role of Managing Director for the Hotel De Crillon in Paris, another key development of his career as Luc secured the necessary preparations for the sale of the hotel to a private owner supervising the closing of the property for a complete renovation program of the hotel scheduled to finish within 4 years.

Luc also served as the Head of Hotels for Capital Construction and Development in London leading the conversion of a Grade 1 listed building in Central London into a 5-star luxury hotel, what we can call an powerful hotel plan that he was to lead working closely with the owners and construction teams, while handling all marketing, finance, design, and future development plans of the space.

Perhaps the most incredible experience and highlight of his hotel career, Luc had the great opportunity to work as the General Manager for Burj Al Arab Dubai back in 2002 in which he elevated the hotel as a premier luxury destination in the affluent city of Dubai which led to the hotel often referred to as the only “7-star hotel in the world”. Luc managed a team of 2000 employees exclusively dedicated to the client experience of the 200 suites that comprised the hotel.

From 1996 to 2003, Luc led the renovations of a renowned London luxury hotel, The Ritz London where his goal was to reposition the hotel as a premier luxury destination in the city.

Lastly but worth to be mention as it is always interesting to know the foundations of a hotel career, Luc began as the General Manager in 1990 for the construction of the Grand Hotel Le Touquet in France and continued the path with leading the renovations another luxury French establishment, the Hotel Mirabeau Monaco in 1993.