Thompson Atlanta-Buckhead, the urban lifestyle luxury hotel located in one of Atlanta’s most desirable neighborhoods, announces Jason C. Bass as Director of Culture and Programming. In this role, Bass curates a range of culturally diverse programming, oversees community-focused brand strategy and collaborates with external partners to enhance guest experience.
Prior to the Thompson Atlanta-Buckhead, Bass served as the Director of Culture and Impact for Hotel Revival in Baltimore, Maryland, establishing himself as the first ever Director of Culture and Impact in the Hyatt portfolio. While at Hotel Revival, he worked alongside current General Manager of the Thompson Atlanta-Buckhead and hospitality veteran, Donte Johnson. Bass is a community activist with a personal philosophy of presenting your authentic self, appreciating and respecting culture, driving meaningful impact and supporting small businesses and entrepreneurship.
“As Director of Culture and Programming, I will continue to infuse the Thompson Atlanta-Buckhead with the soul of Atlanta through creative initiatives and culturally relevant programing,” says Bass. “The Thompson Atlanta-Buckhead is a gathering place that celebrates diversity and welcomes anyone looking for a unique, elevated hospitality exepreince.”
Throughout his vibrant career as an entrepreneur and experience-curator Bass has founded multiple businesses spanning across various industries. In 2016, he established Treason Toting Company, a Baltimore-based travel apparel and accessories brand with an emphasis on locally manufactured goods. As co-founder and CEO, he raised $600k and led a venture partnership with Baltimore-based sports apparel giant, Under Armour. In 2018, Bass started The Night Brunch, a pop-up dining event series meant to break down social and racial barriers and bring people together through music, food and community. During the last year, The Night Brunch team has hosted over 50 events at the top…
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