Hotelier John Fitzpatrick takes Distinguished Leader in Business award

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Dubliner owns two hotels in New York and received the honour at the Irish Times Business Awards, held in association with Bank of Ireland via IrishTimesBiz

In 1991, the family purchased what is now the Fitzpatrick Manhattan hotel on Lexington Avenue in New York. The property has since gone on to host many well-known Irish and international politicians, celebrities and sports stars, and has become a place of choice for many Irish visitors to the city.

Mr Fitzpatrick described the early days in New York as a “hard slog, knocking on doors and competing with big, well-known brands such as the Hilton and Sheraton”. It became such a success that the family decided to open a second hotel in 1998, the Fitzpatrick Grand Central on 44th Street. They expanded into Chicago in 2001 but “got the timing wrong”, opening shortly before 9/11, which devastated the hospitality trade. Business picked up but the hotel was sold five years later.

 

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The Irish Times Business Awards in association with Bank of Ireland - The Irish TimesNow in its fifth year, the Business Awards acknowledge excellence and outstanding achievement among Irish business leaders, both at home and abroad, and executives leading major multinational companies in Ireland. Each month, a winner is selected by The Irish Times business team, led by Business Editor Ciarán Hancock. Bank of Ireland partners with The Irish Times to support the awards which celebrate the expertise, talent, and commitment of those who lead businesses in Ireland.
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