Noble Investment Group adds Omar Mont-Louis and Tom Embry to its asset management leadership team.
Mont-Louis will help lead capital planning, facilities oversight, and property improvement execution across Noble’s portfolio. In this role, he will drive disciplined capital allocation, ensure rigorous underwriting-to-execution alignment, and oversee the implementation of value-enhancing renovation initiatives designed to elevate property positioning and extend asset life cycles. He will partner closely with Noble’s operating and development teams to safeguard brand standards, optimize return on invested capital, and mitigate operational risk.
Mont-Louis brings more than 30 years of hospitality engineering and facilities leadership experience, including senior roles with Remington Hospitality and Marriott International, where he directed large-scale capital programs and portfolio-wide operational initiatives.
Embry will help oversee asset management initiatives across Noble’s branded long-term accommodations platform, focusing on revenue optimization, margin expansion, and operational efficiency. He will collaborate directly with operating teams to implement data-driven performance strategies, enhance portfolio benchmarking, and ensure consistent execution of Noble’s institutional asset management framework. Embry has more than 20 years of hospitality experience, including leadership positions at Extended Stay America and WoodSpring Suites, where he supported large, geographically diverse extended-stay portfolios and drove measurable improvements in topline growth and asset-level profitability.
“Omar and Tom bring institutional experience and a proven record of execution across complex, scaled hospitality portfolios,” Steven Nicholas, Noble’s managing principal and head of asset management, said in a statement. “Their leadership strengthens our disciplined capital allocation, sharpens our operational oversight, and enhances our ability to drive durable cash flow growth and superior risk-adjusted returns across market cycles.”