Fort William Henry staff recognized with NYSHTA 2025 Stars of the Industry awards

State Rep. Matthew Simpson, District 114 - Official U.S. House headshot
State Rep. Matthew Simpson, District 114 - Official U.S. House headshot
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Assemblyman Matt Simpson has congratulated Christy Romaine and Andrew Reynolds of the Fort William Henry Hotel & Conference Center in Lake George for receiving honors from the New York State Hospitality & Tourism Association (NYSHTA). Romaine was named Lodging Employee of the Year, while Reynolds was recognized as General Manager of the Year. Both were selected as 2025 Stars of the Industry Award winners from a pool of more than 150 nominees.

Simpson commented on the awards, saying, “I am incredibly proud to celebrate Christy Romaine and Andrew Reynolds for their well-deserved recognition as 2025 NYSHTA Stars of the Industry. The Fort provides exceptional hospitality and has built a welcoming environment for visitors to Lake George from around the world. Their work strengthens our region’s reputation as a premier destination.”

Sam Luciano, president of Fort William Henry, also spoke about the recipients. “Christy’s professionalism and heart for hospitality make her an invaluable part of our team. Her ability to lead with integrity and inspire those around her is truly deserving of this recognition.” Regarding Reynolds, Luciano said, “Andrew’s passion for hospitality and his hands-on approach have made a lasting impact on our team and our guests. We are thrilled to see his hard work recognized at the state level.”

The Stars of the Industry Awards are given to individuals and properties that demonstrate excellence in New York’s hospitality sector.



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