ELE|NA Promotes Ni Made Yani Kartini to Assistant Vice President - Revenue Strategy and Project Management

ELE|NA, the wellness lifestyle brand redefining hospitality through nature-inspired healing and transformative guest experiences, is delighted to announce the promotion of Ni Made Yani Kartini to Assistant Vice President – Revenue Strategy and Project Management.

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Yani joined ELE|NA in 2017 as a Spa Manager, bringing with her several years of experience as a spa therapist across Indonesia, Malaysia, and Palau. Since then, she has advanced through leadership roles to Cluster Spa and Wellness Director and now takes on a strategic position that will guide the company as ELE|NA prepares to open new sanctuaries in the Maldives and India.

In her new role, Yani will lead revenue development, policy and procedure enhancement, and project planning across ELE|NA’s expanding portfolio. A key focus will be process improvement and operational efficiency, evaluating systems, identifying opportunities, and implementing innovative solutions that streamline performance while maintaining ELE|NA’s high standards for guest experience.

Yani was recently nominated as Wellness Personality of the Year at the Hotelier Maldives Awards 2025, recognizing her leadership and contributions to the spa and wellness industry.

“Yani exemplifies the core values of ELE|NA, combining resilience, strategic insight, and a deep passion for wellness,” said Heidi Grimwood, Senior Vice President of ELE|NA. “Her leadership in revenue strategy and operational excellence will be critical as we expand into new markets.”

With nearly two decades of experience in spa and wellness, Yani has consistently delivered results in financial performance, talent development, and guest satisfaction, building strong and motivated teams along the way.

Her promotion highlights ELE|NA’s vision of Wellness Your Way™, a commitment to empowering guests and team members through personalized journeys, cultural authenticity, and sustainable wellness practices.