Mr. Harris Rosen

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  Mr. Harris Rosen - Founder of "Omni" Rosen Hotel and President and Chief Operating Officer of Tamar Inns, Inc. which owns a family of hotels including Quality Inns, Comfort Inns, and Clarion Hotels.

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  In combination, these properties total more than 6,500 rooms and suites, making founder and President Harris Rosen the largest independent hotelier in Florida.Numerous hospitality-industry awards, employee longevity and a reputation for quality have fueled Rosen Hotels & Resorts' growth for over 33 years.
  
  Guided by Harris Rosen's high standards of quality and unsurpassed service, a team of experienced professionals fulfills the companies' ongoing commitment to guest and associate satisfaction.

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  Rosen Hotels & Resorts is patterned on the vision and principles of founder, president and CEO, Harris Rosen.

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  This revolutionary program was the vision of Harris Rosen, President & COO of Rosen Hotels & Resorts, who saw early on that self-insuring his employees would not only cut his company's costs on healthcare, but would also provide his then 1,500 associates - now 5,000 associates at seven hotels - with superior service and care.
  
  Companies representing more than 1.4 million employees were considered for the Apex award, yet Rosen Hotels & Resorts emerged as one of the nation's leaders.
  
  "It's an honor to be recognized by hub magazine and UnitedHealth Group, and we're proud to share this recognition with some of the country's most respected companies and leaders in employee wellness - corporate giants such as IBM, Best Buy and WaMu," said Harris Rosen, President & COO of Rosen Hotels & Resorts.
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  Rosen's program focuses on preventative care including annual physicals, well-baby care, weight management and smoking cessation, and also provides dental, mental and pharmacy benefits.
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  By implementing the plan, Rosen has reduced his healthcare cost per covered life to approximately $2,200 and has maintained that cost for the past five years.Employers with similar demographics pay twice this much and their costs, instead of remaining flat like Rosen's, almost double every 5-8 years.Rosen Hotels & Resorts saves approximately $10 million a year on healthcare since initiating this new program.
  
  Additionally, Rosen's workers compensation costs are about half the industry average.
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  (From left to right): Frank Santos, CFO of Rosen Hotels & Resorts; Kenneth Aldridge, Director of Health Services of Rosen Medical Center; Russ Johannesson, Chief Client Officer for Optum Health; Jonni Kimberly, Human Resource Director of Rosen Hotels & Resorts; Harris Rosen, COO of Rosen Hotels & Resorts; Eric Huss, Regional Account Director for Optum Health; Ashley Bacot, Risk Manager of Rosen Hotels & Resorts.

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  Published on: 8/14/2008    Last Visited: 8/14/2008  

  It is both an incredible honor and an incredible achievement for our hard-working associates," said Harris Rosen, President and COO of Rosen Hotels & Resorts.

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  Designed by international architect David Harman, Harris Rosen's Shingle Creek provides lush terrain, significantly undulating fairways, interconnecting waterways, large, rolling greens and magnificent panoramic views from the 23,000-square-foot clubhouse.Peripherally bordered by dense oaks and pi ...

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  "We are ecstatic, not simply to win three more awards, but to know that we are meeting, and exceeding the needs and desires of our meeting planners, year after year, at all three of our convention properties," said Harris Rosen, President & COO of Rosen Hotels & Resorts.

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  It is both an incredible honor and an incredible achievement for our hard-working associates," said Harris Rosen, President and COO of Rosen Hotels & Resorts.

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  Published on: 2/12/2008    Last Visited: 2/12/2008  

  Harris Rosen,Board Member Harris Rosen received a Bachelor of Science degree in 1961 from the School of Hotel Administration at Cornell University.He served three years in the United States Army as an officer in Germany and South Korea.He began a career at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City as a convention salesman, and then ccupied various management positions in some of the larger Hilton hotels.He joined the Disney Company in California as Director of Hotel Planning.
  
  Mr. Rosen left Disney to purchase the 256 room Quality Inn on International Drive in 1974.
  
  Harris Rosen has been President of Rosen Hotels & Resorts, formerly known as Tamar Inns, since 1974.

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  Published on: 11/30/2007    Last Visited: 12/11/2007  

  ORLANDO, Fla. -- Central Florida's most famous hotel owner, Harris Rosen, lashed out at hurricane expert Dr. William Gray for his gloomy storm predictions saying they have damaged state tourism.
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  Rosen said he believes Florida lost billions of dollars in business because of Gray's outlook and even threatened a lawsuit.
  
  "Look, doctor, you've made these forecasts and you were wrong once," Rosen said."You made the forecast and you were wrong twice.Are you going to continue to make these forecasts?"
  
  The hotel mogul said surveys show 70 percent of guests not returning to his hotels cited hurricane fears as the reason why.
  
  "I suspect it costs the state billions of dollars," Rosen said."Five thousand people scheduled to attend my association meeting and I'm looking at Orlando and it is September or October, I may say, 'Why take a chance.'"
  
  Rosen said if people would stop paying attention to Gray, more people would come to Central Florida, Local 6's Chris Trenkmann said.

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