Aman operates a portfolio of 36 luxury properties across 20 countries, with 5,000–10,000 employees and hiring acceleration across operations, sales, and hospitality roles. The tech stack is mature but heavily weighted toward property management (Micros, Opera, SiteMinder, Zenoti) and business intelligence (Tableau, Power BI, Oracle, SAP), with SAP currently being adopted—indicating a transition toward more centralized financial and operational control across the global portfolio. Core pain points center on cost control, payroll optimization, occupancy maximization, and waste reduction, suggesting the organization is balancing luxury service delivery with margin pressure.
Notable leadership hires: Residential Sales Director, Security Director, Human Resources Director, Finance Director, Spa & Wellness Director
Aman is a privately held luxury hospitality brand operating ultra-high-end hotels, resorts, and private residences across 36 properties in 20 countries. Founded in 1988 and headquartered in Baar, Switzerland, the company targets affluent guests seeking curated experiences in exceptional locations. The operational footprint spans North America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the Middle East, with active hiring across multiple regions including the United States, Japan, China, Vietnam, Italy, and Southeast Asia. The business model combines managed properties with branded residential offerings, supported by food and beverage, wellness, and experiential services. Operations teams dominate the workforce, reflecting the labor intensity of luxury hospitality; active projects focus on menu development, guest experiences, seasonal programming, and expanding the residential business—particularly in Japan.
Aman uses property-management systems (Micros, Opera, SiteMinder), revenue-management tools (SevenRooms, Revinate), business intelligence (Tableau, Power BI), CRM (Salesforce), and financial systems (Oracle, SAP, Xero). They are currently adopting SAP to centralize operations across properties.
Aman employs 5,001–10,000 people globally. The workforce is skewed toward operations and hospitality roles, with mid-level and junior positions dominating the hiring mix (89 mid-level, 72 junior across active roles).
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