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What does a Hotel Manager do?

EHL Insights

Hotel operations, strategy, human resources, marketing, finance - a hotel manager’s remit is as diverse as it is challenging. If you want to be a hotel manager, you will need excellent people skills and a calm, trustworthy, professional demeanor.

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CMP Spotlight: Get to Know Barbara Connell, CMP Fellow

Smart Meetings

To her, event management is “a far-reaching, integrated field.” Every business is affected by events and the management of those gatherings,” she says. As she joined these organizations, she developed a growing commitment to bringing visibility and expansion to the event management industry and to mentoring others within it.

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What does a Hotel Manager do?

EHL Insights

Hotel operations, strategy, human resources, marketing, finance - a hotel manager’s remit is as diverse as it is challenging. If you want to be a hotel manager, you will need excellent people skills and a calm, trustworthy, professional demeanor.

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How To Prepare For A Career In Event Planning

Endless Events

Being an event planner, event manager, or event marketer is a difficult job that demands a lot of energy and knowledge, but many of us are drawn to it because it is – above all else – rewarding. They can also pivot to becoming event managers or event marketers. The events industry is exciting, ever-changing, and sociable.

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Why DMOs must be about Management, not just Marketing

Solimar International

However, with the rapid growth of tourism, the need for its sustainability and management of the sector eventually emerged. Therefore, whether DMOs should focus only on marketing or broaden their activities and be a management organization is part of the future agenda. DMO stands for Destination Marketing/Management Organization.

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Women’s Leadership in Business Events: A Roadmap

MeetingsNet

After releasing in January the first part of a research-based analysis that’s especially important for an industry dominated by women, the Professional Convention Management Association Foundation and Business Events Sydney have now released the final part of their “Advancing Women in Business Events” report.

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IACC Set Sights on Creative Innovation During Knowledge Exchange

Smart Meetings

She suggested that attendance at conferences in general be allocated to Human Resources budgets rather than marketing because they are powerful tools for employee development, retention and mental health. She said she is learning risk and facilities management as part of her curriculum and sees a hybrid work schedule as ideal.