Biography
MAGGIE DERBLAY
Area Director - Spa, Wellness & Recreation, Bürgenstock Collection

Maggie Derblay, globally recognized for her leadership and innovative approach in wellness, has served as Area Director for Spa, Wellness & Recreation at the Bürgenstock Collection since 2022, bringing over 20 years of expertise in the spa, fitness, and wellness industry.
Her international experience spans senior management roles in top resorts across Dubai, Mauritius, and now Switzerland. At the Bürgenstock Collection, Maggie oversees wellness strategies for three prestigious properties: the Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne, Hotel Schweizerhof Bern & Spa, and the Royal Savoy Hotel & Spa Lausanne. She leads the development of spa initiatives, training programs, and service standards to ensure consistent excellence across the collection.
Maggie holds a Bachelor's degree in sports and physical wellness from Scotland and a Master's in Sporting Science from Loughborough University. She began her career as a Senior Personal Trainer at Le Saint Géran Resort & Golf, and in 2002, became Regional Fitness Manager at One&Only Resorts, overseeing six fitness centers across Mauritius, the UAE, and Africa, leading teams of personal trainers and mind-body instructors.
In 2013, Maggie joined Kerzner International in Dubai as Head of Spa, Fitness, and Recreation for Atlantis The Palm and other One&Only facilities, managing a team of 90 and elevating wellness offerings. Prior to the Bürgenstock Collection, she served as Group Wellbeing, Health & Fitness Manager at the LUX Collective Ltd, shaping wellness strategies for Indian Ocean resorts.
Known for her inspiring leadership, Maggie fosters high-performing teams, upholds the highest quality standards, and develops staff to their full potential. A passionate athlete, she is an accomplished swimmer, endurance runner, and Indian Ocean Games medalist.
Maggie Derblay’s strategic vision and dedication continue to shape the future of wellness, making her a leader in the global spa and wellness industry.