KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Derek Hiscoke is the new general manager of Delta Hotels by Marriott Kamloops in B.C. Hiscoke joins Kamloops bringing a wealth of experience in managing luxury properties, including the Calgary Marriott Hotel, the Millennium Bailey Hotel (London, U.K.), the Sopwell House (St. Albans, U.K.), Arc The Hotel (Ottawa), and the Waltham Abbey Marriott (Waltham Abbey, U.K.). Hiscoke will succeed Bryan Pilbeam, who has overseen hotel operations since its inception as Delta Hotels by Marriott Kamloops and its previous brand, Hotel540.
“We are thrilled to welcome Derek and his wife Zoe to Kamloops”, says Tristan Armstrong, president at Invictus Properties. “Derek’s focus on attention to detail, continual improvement of guest experience and overall hotel profitability complement our company’s goals. His welcoming and inclusive demeanor, paired with his inspiring leadership skillset will aid in the continued growth of our employee experience and valued corporate culture.” In conjunction with his progressive leadership style, Hiscoke brings with him an accomplished background, holding a MBA in International Hospitality and Service Industries Management (Glion Institute), a Diploma from Marriott International hotels, and a National Diploma in Hotel and Catering Institutional Operations (Darlington College of Technology).
“I am very much looking forward to leading The Delta by Marriott Kamloops into its next chapter,” says Hiscoke. “I strongly support the strategic vision of Invictus Properties, which will further enhance Kamloops businesses through new and innovative development. As general manager, I hope to draw inspiration from my international successes as I work alongside my team to develop and deliver exciting new projects to further elevate guest experiences in the hotel, and throughout Kamloops. There is a strong sense of community here, and an incredibly diverse range of experiences and activities one can explore. I am thrilled to now call Kamloops my home and look forward to showcasing the city’s uniqueness to the world.”
