Position Summary The Global Operations Services & U.S./Canada Lodging Group is responsible for providing legal support to the departments and disciplines that oversee the company’s global lodging operations platforms and systems and the U.S./Canada continental lodging services and for providing asset management, owner relations and day-to-day operations legal support for the Marriott-operated hotels and residences in the United States and Canada. The work of the attorneys on the team principally takes the form of providing commercial transactional support (such as negotiating, drafting and interpreting numerous types of contracts) and providing legal guidance on a variety of matters where knowledge of the hotel industry, Marriott’s strategic objectives, and various hotel-related disciplines and certain legal subjects is expected. The attorney will report to the Vice President & Assistant General Counsel leading the Global Operations Services & U.S./Canada Lodging Group. Expected Contributions Under guidance from the Group Leader and senior members of the team, the attorney in this position will focus on representing Marriott with respect to (a) issues arising from existing management agreements (such as interpretations, amendments, terminations or restructurings) and (b) hotel owner transactions (such as sales and financings of hotels). As directed and advised by the Group Leader and senior members of the team, the attorney in this position will proactively work with clients, including senior leaders, providing legal guidance and advice with limited supervision. The expectation for this role is to work closely with the specific assigned client groups, addressing the legal issues and partnering with the clients on various initiatives and projects. The attorney in this position will work fairly independently, have a significant amount of autonomy, and collaborate with other attorneys in the Marriott Law Department and with business partners. The attorney in this position will serve as the lead attorney for all owner relations and asset management work regarding managed with respect to certain ownership portfolios. The work of the attorney will principally take the form of providing commercial transactional support (such as negotiating, drafting and interpreting various types of commercial agreements) and providing legal guidance on a variety of matters where knowledge of the hotel industry, Marriott’s strategic objectives, and various hotel-related subject matter disciplines is expected. The attorney will work with the group’s paralegals and support their career and professional development. As directed and advised by the Group Leader, the Corporate Counsel attorney will work with assigned clients on a variety of initiatives and projects. | 
