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  80R12865 SKA-D
 
  By: Harper-Brown H.R. No. 9
 
 
 
R E S O L U T I O N
         WHEREAS, A respected figure in the Texas hospitality industry
  for more than 12 years, Craig T. Reid, formerly of Dallas, was
  promoted to the position of senior vice president of operations for
  Four Seasons--the Americas in January 2007; and
         WHEREAS, Born in Lima, Peru, Mr. Reid was educated at
  Westminster College in London and honed his management skills
  through his work with the Savoy Hotel Group in London and his tenure
  at such renowned properties as the Ritz-Carlton Chicago, the Westin
  Hotel and the Grand Hotel in Washington, D.C., and the Four Seasons
  Hotels in Washington, D.C., and Boston; and
         WHEREAS, Mr. Reid arrived in the Lone Star State in the early
  1990s and spent four years as the general manager of the Four
  Seasons Hotel Austin; in 1997 he moved to the Four Seasons Resort
  and Club Dallas at Las Colinas, and his exemplary performance there
  distinguished him as an innovative leader in the industry; as
  general manager and regional vice president, Mr. Reid served as
  senior manager of the vast operations and large staff at the Las
  Colinas location and also supervised the management of five other
  U.S. hotels; while under his direction, the Dallas resort regularly
  received the prestigious Five Diamond Award from the American
  Automobile Association, and its reputation was further enhanced by
  the many noteworthy events that took place there, including the EDS
  Byron Nelson Championship golf match; and
         WHEREAS, Taking an active role in the civic affairs of the
  Irving area, Craig Reid was a strong supporter of tourism and
  economic development and served on the board of the Irving
  Convention and Visitors Bureau; he was also a member of the boards
  of the United Way and Baylor Medical Center at Irving and a driving
  force behind the Four Seasons for Life program, which raised more
  than $1.1 million to support cancer services in the area; and
         WHEREAS, Having accepted an exciting new career challenge,
  Mr. Reid is now based in Canada and is using his considerable skills
  to oversee the operations of other Four Seasons properties in North
  and South America; it is a pleasure to pay tribute to this
  accomplished professional and to the many successful business and
  civic projects in which he participated during his years in the Lone
  Star State; now, therefore, be it
         RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 80th Texas
  Legislature hereby congratulate Craig T. Reid on his promotion to
  senior vice president of operations for Four Seasons--the Americas
  and commend him for his many contributions to the Irving area; and,
  be it further
         RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be
  prepared for Mr. Reid as an expression of high regard by the Texas
  House of Representatives.