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Mark Weinstein Steps Down as Hilton CMO

What happened

Mark Weinstein has stepped down from his role as chief marketing officer and head of luxury brands at Hilton.

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The future of brands gets decided here. Join the industry's top marketers at Brandweek for the ideas, insights, and connections shaping what's next. Get your ticket. Mark Weinstein has stepped down as chief marketing officer and head of luxury brands at Hilton. "Tomorrow, I check out of Hilton," he wrote in a LinkedIn post today, adding: "Team Hilton, thank you for teaching me more about hospitality, creativity, branding, marketing, loyalty, and humanity than I knew there was to learn." The marketing exec spent more than 16 years at the hospitality company, starting in 2010 as a senior marketing director. He rose through the ranks to lead loyalty and customer engagement globally before becoming CMO in June 2020, then adding head of luxury brands to his title in 2025. Subscribe and get full access to the news, insights, and expertise that keep industry professionals ahead of the curve. Alison Weissbrot is executive editor at ADWEEK, overseeing agency, brand and creative news coverage. She was previously editor in chief of Campaign US and spent nearly five years at AdExchanger covering agencies and convergent TV. She is based in New York.

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Event
Executive departure

What this signalsA leader's exit often changes who makes buying decisions.

Person
Mark Weinsteinchief marketing officer and head of luxury brands
Takes effect
Sep 11, 2026

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People

  • Mark Weinsteinchief marketing officer and head of luxury brands · Named in the story

Topics and mentions

Job title tags

  • directors
  • marketing

Extraction

Confidence
95%
Detected
Sep 10, 2026
signal_type
news
signal_subtype
leaves

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