Remington Hospitality has promoted Ayotunde Gibbs to Chief Technology Officer (CTO), strengthening its technology leadership as the company continues to expand its digital capabilities and accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence across its operations.
Gibbs joined Remington Hospitality in January 2026 as Executive Vice President of Technology. Following her contributions in the position, she has now taken on broader responsibilities, overseeing the company’s enterprise-wide technology strategy with a focus on AI integration, data-driven solutions and operational innovation.
More Than 20 Years of Technology and Digital Transformation Experience
Ayotunde Gibbs brings over two decades of experience in information technology, enterprise systems and digital transformation. Throughout her career, she has worked on developing technology strategies that improve business performance, streamline operations and support organisational growth.
Before joining Remington Hospitality, Gibbs served as Vice President of Enterprise Systems and Data at Dave & Buster’s Inc., where she led major technology initiatives involving enterprise platforms, business analytics and digital transformation.
Earlier in her career, she spent several years with GameStop, Inc., progressing through multiple leadership positions, including Senior Development Manager and Director of Technology Program Management.
Her experience managing complex technology programmes and coordinating digital initiatives across business functions has provided her with a strong foundation for leading enterprise technology operations.
Driving AI-Led Innovation Across Hospitality
In her new role as Chief Technology Officer, Gibbs will oversee Remington Hospitality’s enterprise technology functions, placing artificial intelligence at the centre of the company’s digital transformation strategy.
Her priorities will include integrating AI-powered solutions and connected data systems to streamline business processes, improve management decisions and increase operational productivity.
The broader vision is to make technology a strategic advantage for the organisation while developing scalable solutions that support business growth and deliver long-term value to hotel owners.
As technology continues to transform the hospitality industry, hotels and management companies are increasingly exploring AI, automation and data analytics to improve efficiency and understand guest expectations.
Gibbs’ leadership will support Remington Hospitality’s efforts to modernise its technology infrastructure and identify new opportunities through digital innovation.
Academic Background and Industry Contributions
Gibbs holds a Master of Business Administration from Texas Christian University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Texas Tech University.
Alongside her corporate leadership responsibilities, she remains actively involved in professional and community initiatives.
She serves on the advisory board of the National Breast Cancer Foundation and is the Secretary of the Dallas-Fort Worth chapter of the Society for Information Management.
Her combination of technical expertise, business education and professional involvement brings a broad perspective to her expanded responsibilities at Remington Hospitality.
About Remington Hospitality
Founded in 1968, Remington Hospitality is a US-based third-party hotel management company with operations across a diverse portfolio of hospitality properties.
The company manages hotels across 25 states, Washington, D.C., and four countries in the Caribbean and Latin America. Its portfolio includes 30 hotel brands, covering internationally recognised hospitality groups as well as independent and lifestyle properties.
Through its hotel management expertise and focus on operational performance, Remington Hospitality works with hotel owners and investors to support property operations, business growth and guest experience.
With Ayotunde Gibbs stepping into the Chief Technology Officer position, the company is strengthening its leadership in technology and AI-driven innovation, positioning digital transformation as an important part of its future hospitality strategy.
