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Albert Rothman

EOS Hospitality's Vice President of Food & Beverage, Albert Rothman, shines a light on the need for thoughtful design in hospitality workplaces. He examines how physical challenges to the workplace create hardship for employees and how the industry would be better served to prioritize them in the design phase. Rothman champions the idea of considering the employee experience, from day one. READ MORE

Brian  Fountain

Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland, like much of the hospitality industry, faced unprecedented challenges in 2020 due to the pandemic. As the F&B Director for the top tourist destination in the state, Brian Fountain worked with his team, across the property's departments, and with Team Members and guests to navigate the changing landscape. Now, two years later, he shares lessons learned and innovations implemented. READ MORE

Cynthia Mejia

Before the pandemic, hotel pantries and marketplaces offered F&B flexibility and convenience for guests. Due to the current labor challenges in the hospitality industry, in addition to the increased demands of consumer travel, these self-serve marketplaces provide ongoing F&B opportunities for hoteliers. From small to large properties, guest facing F&B pantries and marketplaces bring convenience and personal touches, enhancing the customer experience. READ MORE

Elizabeth  Blau

With the immediate crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic in our rear-view mirror, the hospitality industry is adapting to a new normal. While many of pandemic-era industry best practices have dwindled, some have proven valuable and continue to remain as common procedures; however, through the last two years, the one constant throughout the hospitality industry has undeniably been the remarkable resiliency. READ MORE

Ryan McAndrew

This summer was supposed to be the season of revenge travel. With COVID-19 caseloads easing and consumers flush with savings built up during the pandemic, the travel industry was anticipating a robust season. But that was before a new risk emerged: stubborn, elevated inflation. Travel demand has remained undeterred, for now, and the volume of travelers has placed additional focus on labor issues for airlines and hotels. READ MORE

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