About Nicole
Nicole Carter was raised in Big Sky Country—otherwise known as Montana. She joined DHG in 2019 bringing over 9 years of hotel sales experience in extended stay, limited-service, and full-service brands including IHG, Marriott, Hilton, Choice, Wyndham, and Radisson.
Nicole graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management and Marketing from Park University. In 2013, she was awarded Director of Sales of the Year from IHG’s Staybridge Suites brand. Nicole is a passionate sales leader focused on revenue
generation and creating relationships with clients to form long-lasting partnerships. She couldn’t be more excited to grow alongside DHG and be a part of all their future success!
Nicole currently resides with her family in Papillion, NE and spends her spare time kickboxing, watching her 3 daughters play basketball year-round or enjoying the great outdoors!
If you could swim with dolphins or go shark diving, which would you pick?
I would choose to swim with dolphins as I find them to be more peaceful! I think swimming with dolphins would ultimately, for myself, be a lot more of a calming experience than going shark diving based on the perception of sharks and their aggressive behavior at times.
Nicole graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management and Marketing from Park University. In 2013, she was awarded Director of Sales of the Year from IHG’s Staybridge Suites brand. Nicole is a passionate sales leader focused on revenue
generation and creating relationships with clients to form long-lasting partnerships. She couldn’t be more excited to grow alongside DHG and be a part of all their future success!
Nicole currently resides with her family in Papillion, NE and spends her spare time kickboxing, watching her 3 daughters play basketball year-round or enjoying the great outdoors!
If you could swim with dolphins or go shark diving, which would you pick?
I would choose to swim with dolphins as I find them to be more peaceful! I think swimming with dolphins would ultimately, for myself, be a lot more of a calming experience than going shark diving based on the perception of sharks and their aggressive behavior at times.