TD Garden, owned by Delaware North and home to the Boston Bruins and Boston Celtics, on Sept. 29 debuted the first 24 of its newly redesigned Boston Garden Society Suites.
The opening marks the completion of the first phase of a $100 million, multiyear project that will completely overhaul all 83 luxury suites on Levels 5 and 6 of the venue.
Delaware North CEO and Boston Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs (center) is pictured during the unveiling of the first 24 suites alongside TD Garden and Delaware North leaders. Pictured with Jacobs, from left, are Liz Balboni, director of the Boston Garden Society; Sukh Kang, SCI Architects; Tim Townsell, senior vice president (SVP) of business operations, TD Garden; Jen Compton, SVP of strategy, TD Garden; Tom Barney, president of Sportservice; Chris Maher, vice president (VP) of development, TD Garden; Glen Thornborough, president of TD Garden and executive vice president and chief operating officer of the Boston Bruins; Will Perdue, director of development, TD Garden; Josh Carley, VP of technology, TD Garden; Leah Leahy, SVP of sales, TD Garden and Boston Bruins; Jamie Norton, VP of finance, TD Garden; Shannon Torgerson, general counsel, TD Garden and Boston Bruins; and Amela Vautour, SVP of human resources, Delaware North.
As Delaware North continues to support the Grand Canyon National Park community amid water restrictions that have closed in-park lodging, including the company-operated Yavapai Lodge, a key focus continues to be promoting the South Rim for day visitation and overnight stays at the company’s Holiday Inn Resort Grand Canyon, formerly The Squire Resort, in nearby Tusayan. Several Delaware North leaders visited last week to meet with the company’s Grand Canyon operations team and learn more about the response efforts from staff of the National Park Service incident command center being hosted at the Holiday Inn Resort.
Posing for a photo at the South Rim are (left to right) Louis Jacobs Jr., operations project manager; Jamie Obletz, executive vice president and chief operating officer; Michael Darrow, regional general manager for Parks & Resorts; and Jack McNeill, chief corporate affairs officer.
Delaware North’s culinary team at Lambeau Field, led by Executive Chef Zac Ladubec, provided a selection of local game-day eats – including cheese curds and brats – to the Amazon Prime pregame hosts ahead of the Green Bay Packers hosting the Atlanta Falcons on Sept. 24 for Thursday Night Football.
The hosts, including former NFL quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick (pictured above and below at left) and broadcaster Taylor Rooks (below at right), shared the fare with fans while giving a shoutout to “our friends at Delaware North” for the pregame nourishment.
