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Managing the talent gap: Sparking passion for hospitality in Gen Z

EHL Insights

Generation Z (Gen Z) follows after the Millennials and defines individuals born between 1997-2013. Gen Zers are entering the workforce with a different set of expectations and aspirations for their careers and work-life balance. They rely heavily on technology for socializing and communication.In

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DI Study: Gen Z Doesn’t Believe There Are Good Jobs in Tourism Industry

Smart Meetings

Gen Z, those born in the late 90s and early 2000s, haven’t yet grasped the benefits of hospitality jobs and business. That was how Gen Z’s hesitancy was discovered about tourism’s potential as a career option and source of good pay, and its ability to bring new business in their area, compared to other generations.

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Gen Z Meeting Planners Navigate Post-Covid Job Market

Smart Meetings

A lot of the talent that was laid off were early career…So, now we’re looking at like a three-to-five-year gap of younger talent. What we do is we’ve started to use our more experienced talent, so senior meeting planners who also like to give back and grow in the industry.

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Meetings and Venues — ‘Everybody Is Having a Difficult Time Attracting Talent’

Convene by PCMA

In their roles as venue executives, Patricia Muzquiz Cantor (from left), Joyce Leveston, Teri Orton, and Antonieta Gámez Sánchez are dealing with the talent crisis and its fallout. That means welcoming some of our former staff back, as well as searching for new talent.”. We have worked to be innovative to attract new talent.

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Why the Over-50 Crowd Still Matters for Events

Maritz Global Events

Quite a few event marketers are investing heavily to win over Millennials and Gen Z – and it makes sense. Learn where talent gaps are most profound for your industry. The war for talent is intensifying, teeing up more opportunities for consultants and contractors. Oh… but they do.

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The Talent Crisis at Convention Centers

Convene by PCMA

Are you finding it more challenging than in years past to attract and retain talent, and if so, have you found any creative solutions that have helped remedy the situation? In fact, that’s Leveston’s parting advice for young people starting their careers: Seek out a mentor.

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What is Incentive Travel?

Motivation Excellence

Incentive travel programs are commonly used to help sales teams become more successful, but nearly any industry, organization or department can leverage this strategy to address productivity gaps or tackle big action items. Case studies report these companies have greater success in recruiting top talent and managing employee performance.