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Fight for your talent (Denise Dupré, Champagne Hospitality)
Plus: Accor's top digital exec on tech, HITEC recap, and what to do if you hit a plateau
Good morning. Everyone talks about wanting to keep talented people at their companies, but I don’t think I’ve met someone who is more tenacious about fighting for her talent than the hospitality leader we’re learning from today.
Today, we’re looking at:
Feature story: Fight For Your Talent (with Denise Dupré, founder and managing partner of Champagne Hospitality)
Guest experience: The Things Hotels Still Can’t Get Right (by
Dawn Gilbertson for the Wall Street Journal)
Career: What to Do When You Hit a Plateau (by Nancy Mendelson for Hertelier)
Tech: Accor’s Top Digital Exec Reveals Data on Its Hotel Tech Game (by Sean O’Neill for Skift)
Tech: HITEC 2023 Recap: Data, AI, and Tech Innovation Insights From the Experts (by MDO)
Tech: An Introduction to Hotel APIs (by Shiji Group)
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Fight for your talent
with Denise Dupré, founder and managing partner of Champagne Hospitality
Today we're learning from Denise Dupré about hiring, retaining, and developing talented people. A few excerpts from our conversation:
Why she works in hospitality: “It’s fun. It’s really invigorating to make people feel special.”
What she looks for when hiring: “Is there joy in the person? Did they bring up the energy in the room?”
Deciding who to promote: “My radar is constantly on. I try to stay on the ground and interact with people at all levels.”
On retention: “I made a career of not accepting resignations.”
Denise told me story after story and how she took situations where someone on her team got a job offer and she got creative and flexible to create an even more compelling offer for them within her company. If you’re looking to level up the quality of talent in your organization, I highly recommend you listen to Denise today.
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