Vakkaru Maldives appoints new Resort Manager
Jean-Noel Sangaraille has been appointed as the new Resort Manager with effect from 1st March 2020 replacing Guillaume G at Vakkaru Maldives.
Jean-Noel commenced his career some thirty years ago in his native Mauritius at One and Only Le Saint Geran as cost controller moving to Food and Beverage becoming Asst F&B Manager before taking the role of Quality Assurance Manager and subsequently becoming Executive Assistant Manager of One and Only Le Saint Geran.
Jean-Noel then moved with One and Only as Executive Assistant Manager Ocean Club Bahamas before taking the role with Kerzner International at Mazagan Beach Resort Morocco. Jean-Noel then returned to One and Only as Executive Assistant Manager the Palm Dubai. In 2013 Jean-Noel joined One and Only Reethi Rah Maldives and for the last four years has held the position of Resort Manager at Amilla Fushi Resort and Residences.
Nicholas Mason, General Manager of the resort, welcomed Sangaraille while thanking Guillaume “G” for his immense contribution to Vakkaru Maldives over the last two years.
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