United Parks & Resorts
Michael Dreier is an experienced corporate director with a strong background in procurement and sourcing within the food and beverage sector. Currently leading the Direct & In-Direct procurement and sourcing departments at SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment, Michael supports 12 theme parks across the United States. Previously, as owner of Michael Dreier's Procurement & Management Services LLC, consulting services were provided focusing on operations management and supply chain optimization. Michael's extensive career at Universal Orlando Resort included roles as Director of Sourcing and Food & Beverage Support Services, overseeing significant procurement operations, and managing large teams to achieve outstanding operational results. Earlier experiences include catering management for NASCAR and leadership roles at Rainforest Cafe, contributing to noteworthy openings and operations in various high-profile settings. Education includes studies in Business Administration and Political Science from The State University of New York and a certification from the Arbinger Institute.
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United Parks & Resorts
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United Parks & Resorts Inc. (NYSE: PRKS) is a leading theme park and entertainment company with a world-class portfolio of seven brands across 13 parks in the United States and Abu Dhabi. The Company’s award-winning portfolio of iconic brands includes SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, Discovery Cove, Sesame Place, Water Country USA, Adventure Island, and Aquatica. Our portfolio offers experiences for guests of all ages to enjoy exhilarating thrill and family-friendly rides and coasters, inspiring up-close encounters and educational presentations with wildlife, and exciting shows, concerts, and live performances. We are committed to wildlife conservation globally, and all three SeaWorld parks, plus Discovery Cove and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, are accredited members of the AZA, one of the world’s foremost professional zoological organizations. Our parks serve as one of the largest marine animal rescue organizations in the world, actively participate in endangered species survival programs, and make significant contributions to science through field research and the study of animals in our care. Website: www.UnitedParks.com