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Can't Spell Hero without HER: Michelle Walder, C Card Creator & Director of Operations, NOMAD London

Inspired by her own experiences battling Hodgkin's lymphoma twice, Michelle created the C Card to help cancer patients and their carers.

Key Takeaways from the Cornell Women in Hospitality Panel

An expert panel of educators and women leading the hotels and travel sector gives advice for women and the industry.

New Study on Women and Minorities in Hospitality: Change Starting from Entry-Level not Leadership

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

What makes a great boss?

This week Nancy unpacks the traits of great leaders.

Is it Easier to Apologize than Ask for Permission?

A common conundrum. What is the best way: to ask first or to say sorry?

Hospitable Bridge–the VC Fund for Women You Need to Know About

Exclusive chat with successful entrepreneur Kristina O'Neal about the new VC fund supporting women-owned startups.

Master the Art of Cold Calling: Part 2

5 proven tips for making cold calls that land!

Quick take: Why Women Make Great leaders with Jonathan Tisch, Chairman & CEO, Loews Hotels & Co.

Loews Hotels has had women in senior roles long before it was fashionable, Jon explains why.

Eco-minded: Undraa Buyannemekh, President, Nomadic Expeditions & Three Camel Lodge, Mongolia

Spending her summers with nomadic grandparents in Mongolia, Undraa's life has come full circle as president of the lux Three Camel Lodge.

Attention Doesn't Mean Progress for Women According to Castell Project

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