Specialist, Centralized Support
Pubblicato il 11-10-2026 - The Leading Hotels of the World in Lombardia
Position Overview
The Leading Hotels of the World is seeking a Specialist, Centralized Support serving as a consistent first point of contact for support inquiries from member hotels, customers and internal LHW teams. For the foreseeable future, the Specialist spends the majority of the role directly managing and resolving cases in the Hotel Member Support queue while also supporting the expansion of centralized intake to Loyalty and other customer inquiries.
The role captures, assesses and prioritizes requests in Salesforce Service Console; resolves defined inquiries within scope; and routes specialized or complex matters to the appropriate Loyalty, Distribution, Reservations or other functional team with complete documentation and a confirmed handoff. The Specialist retains ownership of accurate intake and stakeholder communication until the receiving team accepts the case; following acceptance, the receiving function owns specialist investigation, resolution and closure. The Specialist also identifies recurring needs that can improve centralized workflows, knowledge content,
responsiveness and the overall support experience. This role reports to the Associate Manager, Centralized Support.
This is a full-time position based in Milan. Our hybrid schedule allows employees to work remotely three days a week and requires office attendance on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Key Responsibilities
Centralized Intake Triage and Case Coordination
- Serve as the shared intake point for Hotel Member Support inquiries and, as the centralized model expands, Loyalty and other customer inquiries from customers, member hotels and internal LHW teams.
- Capture, categorize and prioritize requests in Salesforce Service Console using agreed information requirements, service levels and routing rules.
- Resolve defined Tier 1 requests within documented procedures and authority, and route specialized or complex matters through the established Tier 2 and Tier 3 paths for the relevant function.