Departed
Hilton announced that Mark Weinstein would leave the role of global chief marketing officer and head of luxury brands.
Mark Weinstein, global chief marketing officer and head of luxury brands, Hilton.
The source
Hilton CMO Mark Weinstein steps down, Marketing Dive.
The passage this row was checked against
Mark Weinstein has stepped down as global chief marketing officer and head of luxury brands at Hilton to pursue a leadership opportunity "outside the travel industry," according to a company spokesperson. Hilton did not announce an immediate successor to the role. Weinstein joined Hilton in 2010, where he began as a senior marketing director, according to his LinkedIn profile.
The date comes from the words “Sept. 11, 2026” on that page.
Hilton in the record
Hilton's last recorded marketing-seat move was a departure on 11 September 2026.
About this row
Tier B: an established marketing trade or business publication. This row cites a tier B source, so it counts as confirmed. A departure is recorded only from a confirmed source, and the record never says why someone left.
Cite this row: CMO Tribune, "Hilton announced that Mark Weinstein would leave the role of global chief marketing officer and head of luxury brands", The CMO moves record, recorded 23 October 2026, https://www.cmotribune.com/record/moves/hilton-mark-weinstein-departure.
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