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ROGER J. WHYTE
President
The Whyte Group, Inc.
ROGER J. WHYTE is the President of The Whyte Group, Inc.,
Executive Search Consultants. With over eighteen years in
executive search and 25 years of hospitality industry management
and senior government experience, his background and hundreds
of senior level relationships allow him to lead a successful
and growing executive search practice.
Prior to forming The Whyte Group, Inc., Mr. Whyte was the
Chief Executive Officer of the Jefferson Group Executive
Search, Inc. Before joining
the Jefferson Group, he was the Managing Director of the Hospitality Industry
Practice of the sixth largest executive search company in the United States.
Previously Mr. Whyte served as the Presidential appointed Deputy Under Secretary
of Commerce for Travel and Tourism. There he directed the day-to-day operations
of the $15 million U.S. Government agency.
Earlier Mr. Whyte served as a Special Assistant to the Secretary of
Labor for International Affairs. Mr. Whyte represented the Secretary
of Labor at numerous international conferences as well as overseeing
a $2 billion Human Resources Development Project in the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia. Previously he was a Director of Marketing for Marriott
Hotels and Resorts, managing the marketing and sales efforts at numerous
Marriott Hotels.
During the 1980 campaign, Mr. Whyte served as the Director of Operations
for the Vice Presidential Campaign of then Ambassador George Bush. Earlier,
Mr. Whyte served as the Director of Advance for the Office of Vice President
Nelson A. Rockefeller.
Mr. Whyte is a former Presidential appointed Commissioner on the National
Commission for Employment Policy and a member of the Board of the Industry
Sector Advisory Committee on Service Industry to the Secretary of Commerce
and the U.S. Trade Representative. He was also a member of the Advisory
Board to the U.S. House of Representatives Tourism Caucus.
Mr. Whyte's undergraduate education was at Ithaca College in Ithaca, New
York and at The American University in Washington, D.C. He attended Harvard
University's John F. Kennedy School of Government for the Governmental Management
Program.
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