Fellow Visionaries
Eyram Kodjo is a luxury hospitality specialist, event planner and art director.
A graduate of the prestigious Lausanne Hotel School in Switzerland, her career has taken her from the Bulgari Hotel in Milan to Le Royal Monceau Raffles in Paris, working at the heart of innovative luxury hospitality. It was at the latter that she gained a wealth of experience that is particularly key to the JNAN Hotels concept. As the Assistant Art Director, she promoted contemporary art at the hotel, managing private art tours on the grounds in partnership with Rolex and Ruinart.
With degrees in Management, Hotel Operations and International Hospitality, she is perfectly placed to offer the rich and diverse programming that JNAN Hotels is all about.
A graduate of the prestigious Lausanne Hotel School in Switzerland, her career has taken her from the Bulgari Hotel in Milan to Le Royal Monceau Raffles in Paris, working at the heart of innovative luxury hospitality. It was at the latter that she gained a wealth of experience that is particularly key to the JNAN Hotels concept. As the Assistant Art Director, she promoted contemporary art at the hotel, managing private art tours on the grounds in partnership with Rolex and Ruinart.
With degrees in Management, Hotel Operations and International Hospitality, she is perfectly placed to offer the rich and diverse programming that JNAN Hotels is all about.
Thaïs Martin is a Marrakech-based creative and cultural curator.
The McGill graduate (African Studies major, Film History minor) hosted and acted as bandleader for live jam sessions across Montreal. As an associate film producer in London, she co-founded Batfish Films, a documentary production company focused on positive environmental change.
In Marrakech, she co-organised AFREEculture, an event celebrating the multidisciplinary creativity of Africa and its diaspora, and does talent booking and PR coordination for the Mandarin Oriental’s Hidden Sunset events. She is a co-founder of the Marrakech Short Film Festival, the first of its kind in her hometown. She co-owns and coordinates events and cultural initiatives for the Jnane Tamsna luxury boutique hotel in the Marrakech Palmeraie.
The McGill graduate (African Studies major, Film History minor) hosted and acted as bandleader for live jam sessions across Montreal. As an associate film producer in London, she co-founded Batfish Films, a documentary production company focused on positive environmental change.
In Marrakech, she co-organised AFREEculture, an event celebrating the multidisciplinary creativity of Africa and its diaspora, and does talent booking and PR coordination for the Mandarin Oriental’s Hidden Sunset events. She is a co-founder of the Marrakech Short Film Festival, the first of its kind in her hometown. She co-owns and coordinates events and cultural initiatives for the Jnane Tamsna luxury boutique hotel in the Marrakech Palmeraie.
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