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AHLA Foundation is expanding programming to advance women in hospitality. We have the scoop!

Stacy Silver reports from the recent Hunter Hotel Investment Conference in Atlanta.

Buzz and pics from the Lodging Conference in Phoenix this week.

Andrea is passionate about paying it forward and offers lots of advice along with her career path in hotel development.

The raw truth about what it takes to become a leader in the hotel industry from women who have broken the glass ceiling.

The Castell Project and AHLAF released new data based on 30 publicly traded hotel companies and 262 board members.

Stronger together, 18 organizations join forces to promote women in hospitality!

In honor of Father’s Day, we’ve flipped the script and reached out to three hoteliers and fathers to have a conversation about allyship.

Industry legends David Kong, Rachel Humphrey, and Lan Elliott have joined forces to launch DEI Advisors, a new platform for learning.

Nancy Mendelson and Emily Goldfischer discuss mentorship and sponsorship with Robin Moncrieffe of Don't Look Under the Bed podcast.

When Emily was asked to be on a panel with a bunch of dudes at a big conference, she kind of freaked. Then got expert advice.

Mel Miller of Pathfinder Hospitality was selected for the Castell Project BUILD training program––she gives us the scoop!

In celebration of International Women's Day, we chat with Preferred Hotels & Resorts, which has nearly 50% female leadership.

Learning on the job is useful...to a point, but in order to be an impactful leader training and education are essential. Here's a guide.

It's working! Women are making progress, but some challenges remain as the hotel industry rebuilds.

Wyndham inks first deal for "Women Own the Room," Castell Project's Peggy Berg honored and more scoop!

Chair of the Castell Project, Peggy Berg, explains important business skills for women and opportunities to learn with Castell programs.

The scoop on three new programs teaching women the fundamentals of hotel ownership.

A new study of 400 globally shows that women and minorities still are not well represented in hospitality leadership, but change is afoot.

The fourth Castell Project, Inc. "Women in Hospitality Industry Leadership" research report reveals little advancement for women in 2020.