ROSEN HOTEL MANAGEMENT, INC.
ORLANDO, FLORIDA

Thanks to the unwavering dedication of our family of associates, Rosen Hotel & Resorts® has become one of the most respected names in the hospitality industry. We own and operate seven quality properties in the Orlando destination market. Our company also offers information technology services through Millennium Technology Group, our technology subsidiary, and insurance and risk management services through ProvInsure, our insurance agency. This family of related businesses creates a synergy that maximizes operational efficiency for our company and our clients. As stated in our company’s Mission Statement, we are committed to providing high quality hospitality products. Each hotel has excellent accommodations, facilities, catering, dining, and recreational amenities that represent tremendous value for our guests. In combination, these properties total over 6,300 rooms and suites in the hub of Orlando’s famous theme parks. Mission Statement Rosen Hotels & Resorts® is patterned on the vision and principles of founder, president, and CEO, Harris Rosen—a total commitment to unwavering honesty and integrity, the security and wellbeing of associates, high quality hospitality products, exceptional guest services, unmatched value, the continuing improvement of the industry, and ongoing enhancement of the community. – Harris Rosen sets out to raise $100,000 for Haiti Relief after the catastrophic earthquake. This mission would later become the Little Haiti House Project. – Rosen Hotel & Resorts® becomes a nicotine-free company. – The first group of Cornell students participates in Rosen’s Alternative Spring Break, which helps Tangelo Park. – The First Golden Pillar Awards banquet is held to honor associates who provide outstanding service. – The company changes its name from Tamar Inns; the Rosen Hotels & Resorts® name and brand is officially born. Clarion Plaza Hotel becomes Rosen Plaza® Hotel and the Omni Rosen becomes Rosen Centre® Hotel. – Millennium Technology Group opens for business. – Harris Rosen purchases his first hotel the Quality Inn International, now known as the Rosen Inn International. Consequently, Tamar Inns, the company behind the hotel, is born. International Inn opens with 256 guestrooms. After three expansions and renovations, the hotel now has 728 guestrooms. Mr. Rosen’s early method of attracting guests was to hitchhike to the Northeast visiting one motor coach company after another, asking them to name their price. He came home with contracts for guestroom rates as low as $7 a night. This commitment to occupancy instead of average rate has become a tradition. – Mr. Rosen joins Disney Company as Director of Hotel Planning and is instrumental in the development and planning of the Contemporary Resort Hotel and the Polynesian Village Hotel. is Orlando’s most progressive hospitality company, owning upwards of 6,300 guestrooms – more than any other privately held hotel company in Central Florida. The community is one of our highest priorities at Rosen Hotels & Resorts®. We have a great commitment toward dedicating substantial resources of time, money, and hands-on help to the ongoing improvement of our hometown and its people. Over the years, Rosen Hotels has led a number of initiatives to enhance the quality of life of our immediate neighbors, our city, and our industry. Groups that benefit from the Harris Rosen Foundation are significant to Harris Rosen, president and owner of Rosen Hotels & Resorts®. Aside from his love for the hospitality business, Mr. Rosen has a passion for giving back. Through the years the foundation has focused on education, the community of Tangelo Park in Orlando, and the people of Haiti. Now that passion is growing and extending to newer communities and groups in need. Mr. Rosen provided the financial backing for the pilot project and collaborated with community leaders to establish an advisory board with the continued support of the Tangelo Park Elementary School, the Tangelo Park YMCA, Tangelo Baptist Church, and the Tangelo Park Civic Association. With financial support guaranteed by Mr. Rosen, the Tangelo Park Program oversees the fundraising, educational needs, and scholarship distributions for its citizens–ages 2 to 22. At no cost to its citizens, TPP offers: The University of Central Florida (UCF), who is a partner in this initiative, announced that scholarships will be provided to four-year degree students of the College of Medicine who attended the new Parramore School, graduated from Jones High School, and successfully completed an undergraduate program at UCF. Harris Rosen has once more offered a tremendous gift to further secure a high-quality educational institution. For the first time ever, an endowed deanship has been established by Mr. Rosen to secure top talent in this prestigious role amongst faculty. Mr. Rosen hopes the endowed deanship will help university administrators find and secure the best academic leader available who will offer leadership, vision, and guidance to continue to keep Rosen College of Hospitality Management at UCF on the cutting edge of industry trends. The Harris Rosen Foundation has been dedicated to helping Haitian brothers and sisters living in Haiti attain a level of self-sufficiency for over a decade. It assists in the areas of education and health with donations to hospitals, orphanages, and schools in Haiti. Over the years our Haiti Task Force visited Haiti several times to deliver medical and school supplies, which were collected in the Central Florida area through supply drives and donations from local businesses. In addition to analyzing the needs of Haitians and devising a plan of action to help, they are also responsible for ensuring all supplies delivered to Haiti go directly to the people who most need help. The one area where Haiti needed the most help is one we often take for granted: a clean water supply. In Haiti much of the water is so contaminated that just one glass may cause serious illness or even death. On September 10, 2005, The Harris Rosen Foundation and the Task Force hosted the Water for Haiti Gala. The funds raised at this gala event were used to purchase close to 250 water filtration systems that were delivered to hospitals and schools in rural areas of Haiti.