April 28, 2025 - 17:21

Arch Amenities Group, a leading global provider of wellness and amenity management services for various properties, has announced the appointment of John Toman as its new Vice President of Information Technology. Toman's extensive experience in the tech industry is expected to significantly enhance the company's IT strategies and operations.
In his new role, Toman will oversee the development and implementation of innovative technology solutions that support the company's mission of delivering top-notch services to commercial and residential properties, hotels, private clubs, and recreational facilities. His proven track record in managing IT infrastructures and driving digital transformation initiatives will be instrumental in advancing Arch Amenities Group's technological capabilities.
The appointment comes as the company continues to expand its service offerings and enhance the guest experience through cutting-edge technology. Toman's leadership is anticipated to foster a culture of innovation, positioning Arch Amenities Group at the forefront of the industry. The entire team looks forward to the contributions he will make in this pivotal role.
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