Bittersweet - Megan Gray Stromberg moves client side
Megan Gray Stromberg, General Manager, The Battery
Craft House is proud to announce to appointment of Megan Gray Stromberg as General Manager for The Battery in San Francisco.
There are moments in this work that feel exactly right. This is one of them.
We have known Megan for twenty years. She joined Craft House in 2015 and has been one of the most trusted members of our team ever since. And The Battery has been one of our most valued clients — a property we believe in deeply, built by founders Michael and Xochi Birch with a rare combination of design ambition, philanthropic commitment, and genuine community purpose.
Bringing the two together feels less like a placement and more like a natural next chapter for both.
Starting March 2018, Megan takes the helm as General Manager of The Battery's 58,000 square foot private club in San Francisco — overseeing 14 guest rooms, food and beverage, event spaces, and the philanthropic programs that have become a defining part of what The Battery stands for. It is a role that demands someone who understands both the operational rigour of luxury hospitality and the cultural intelligence required to lead a membership community. Megan brings both.
ABOUT MEGAN
Megan is a Colorado native and Cornell School of Hotel Administration graduate with sixteen years of hospitality experience spanning independent restaurants, luxury hotels, and family-run businesses. She served as Director of Food and Beverage at St. Regis New York and St. Regis Atlanta before leaving Starwood in 2013 to return to Colorado, where she opened The BARley in Steamboat — a beer garden and bar food destination that earned a feature in the New York Times travel section shortly after opening. Since 2015, she has worked with Craft House as a consultant and director, sitting on the Board of Directors of the Colorado Restaurant Association and serving as President of the Les Dames d'Escoffier Colorado Chapter.
The Battery is in excellent hands. We couldn't be prouder.
