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Recent Articles in Consulting Resources from HospitalityEducators.com
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HospitalityEducators.com Names Kathleen Hogan as President and CEO
Jul 4, 2016
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 Effective July 4, 2016, the 6th anniversary of its founding, Kathleen Hogan, MBA CHO will assume the role and title of CEO of HospitalityEducators.com. This will include brand strategy and positioning, as HospitalityEducators.com continues to expand opportunities to deliver hospitality learning, professional certifications and problem solving options and vehicles for hotel owners and managers.
“HospitalityEducators.com has evolved from our original services as a membership site to one that provides a broad range of educational services and specific solutions for hotels,” says Hogan. “Almost 80% of the hotels in the US are under 150 rooms. While many of them are branded, an affiliation alone may not be enough for a small business owner to achieve the level of success they are seeking. In the past six years, we have been repeatedly asked to offer recommendations on ways to improve profitability, to increase market share, to improve guest service or to offer personalized training assistance. The site offers valuable information, but the demand for personalized services has determined our need to expand and vary our delivery of knowledge and expertise.”
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Our Mission Statement: HospitalityEducators.com
Jul 2, 2016
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Our Mission Statement 
Our Mission is to provide services designed to help individual hotel owners, hoteliers and groups of hotels improve their market penetration, deliver service excellence and increase their profitability.
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10 Hotel Sales Mistakes to Avoid in Today’s Competitive Marketplace
Jul 2, 2016
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 Mistakes do happen – that is human, understandable and part of our professional learning cycle. What we need to remember is to improve and learn from those mistakes by not repeating them needlessly.
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