David Herrera Resigns as President of Norwegian Cruise Line
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings announces the resignation of President David Herrera, who has served for nearly two years. His successor will be Harry Sommer.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has announced the resignation of David Herrera as president of its flagship Norwegian Cruise Line.
According to the company’s recent filing, Herrera’s resignation took effect immediately, and NCLH is actively looking for a new president. Meanwhile, Harry Sommer, president and CEO of NCLH, will temporarily step in.
A Timely Change
In a statement, Sommer expressed gratitude for Herrera’s contributions to the company over the past two years.
“David Herrera has been a dedicated member of our leadership team, and we are grateful for his decade of contributions to NCL’s growth and success. We wish him the very best in his next chapter.”
Sommer is optimistic about working more closely with the NCL team to leverage future opportunities. He stated that the company is entering a transformative phase in its nearly 60-year journey.
“Aligned with our continued strategic evolution and focus on our Charting the Course Strategy and 2026 targets, NCL is entering a transformative chapter in its nearly 60-year history that will elevate the guest experience even further.”
