The Regina Hotel Association (RHA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Sandra Jackle as president and chief executive officer, effective August 14, 2024.
“On behalf of the RHA, we are thrilled to welcome Sandra as the new President and CEO of the Regina Hotel Association,” said Jennifer Fontaine, chair of the RHA Board. “Sandra brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record bidding on and hosting events which will be instrumental in steering our Association towards achieving greater heights. Her leadership will be vital in realizing our vision for Regina as a premier destination for events.”
Jackle is a distinguished leader with extensive experience across various sectors, including government, nonprofit, private industry and education. She currently serves as the vice president of corporate development at Regina Exhibition Association Limited (REAL), where she oversees one of Canada’s largest sport, entertainment, and event complexes.
“I am deeply honored and thrilled to join the Regina Hotel Association as its new president and CEO,” says Jackle. “This is an exciting time for Regina’s hospitality industry and I am eager to work with our dedicated members, partners, and the community. Together, we will focus on strategic partnerships, and strong advocacy to position Regina as a premier destination, bidding on and hosting events and bringing visitors to Regina. I look forward to leading the RHA with continued opportunity and success.”
The RHA board of directors expresses its gratitude to Tracy Fahlman for her long-standing 15 years of dedication to the association.
The Regina Hotel Association (RHA) represents the interests of the hotel industry in Regina, Saskatchewan. Representing over 3,200 guest rooms located in 23 member hotels, the RHA works to promote Regina as a premier destination for hosting events, providing support and advocacy for its members. The association is committed to enhancing the economic prosperity of Regina through strategic marketing, partnerships, and industry development initiatives.
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