Windstar Cruises appoints Jason Grant as vice-president of information technology

Windstar Cruises introduced the appointment of Jason Grant as vice chairman of information technology. 

In this function, Grant oversees Windstar’s world shoreside and shipboard IT features whereas main the corporate’s IT technique, main the event and implementation of technology, innovation, and efficiency.

With over 20 years of expertise within the technology sector, Grant led worldwide IT groups whereas delivering progressive options for a number of cruise traces.

Prior to this newest appointment, he labored at Lindblad Expeditions after which moved to Carnival Corporation the place he labored with a number of manufacturers together with Seabourn, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, and P&O Australia. He took on the roles of the place he held the positions of senior vice-president and chief information officer.

Grant mentioned of the appointment: “I’m excited to hitch Windstar Cruises and contribute to a model that’s synonymous with extraordinary world journey experiences.

“I look forward to working with the talented team here and further advancing Windstar’s digital initiatives that not only enhance cruise operations but also the experience for our guests, crew and travel advisors.”

A well timed appointment

Windstar’s vice-president of human sources Toby Skey mentioned: “[His] extensive background in technology and his passion for the cruise industry and enhancing customer experiences make him an ideal fit for Windstar Cruises.”

Skey added that Grant’s appointment is kind of well timed. Windstar Cruises is within the course of of increasing its fleet and enhancing its vary of visitor experiences.

In which case, Grant’s progressive method, along with the corporate’s present IT workforce can be instrumental in leveraging technology to supply visitors with distinctive service and unforgettable experiences.

Grant’s management will play a pivotal function as Windstar Cruises continues to replace and increase its fleet. The firm’s two new ships Star Seeker and Star Explorer will be part of Windstar Cruises in 2025

and 2026.