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For each of the last several years, I have felt honored to work with the award winning Short Course of the Texas Hotel & Lodging Association. TH&LA for the past six decades has annually offered a week-long course at a very attractive rate for rising hospitality professionals.

Last year, one of the topic areas I addressed was marketing. Today's rising professionals are very savvy on social media and a number of related areas. Below are a sampling of questions for your review. Mark True or False and take a moment to think why you answered the way you did.

Hospitality Keynote & Workshop Offerings KEYS TO SUCCESS™ Aug 9, 2021: The Keys to Success™ are results-driven programs aimed at building competitive advantage.

Most of these programs can be offered as either a keynote address or an interactive workshop.

"A Bakers Dozen" of Strategies for Effective Team Work Aug 7, 2021

With staff that often has to share projects in today's downsized hotel management teams, it is especially important to have to have some agreed upon guidelines in order for these projects to be successful. These projects can range from safety committees to preparing for a major upcoming event to dealing with a crisis. These 13 ideas are all important considerations for effective teams:

“A Bakers Dozen” of Strategies for Hotel Controllers Aug 6, 2021

There is an enormous range of responsibilities for financial controls in today’s hotels and much of this depends on the type and size of hotel property. A facility that has gaming, banquet facilities and extensive public space has very different needs than a smaller rooms only hotel. This article shares the needed strategies for success.

How to Handle an ADA Lawsuit and How Not to Do It - By Jim Butler, Author of Www.HotelLawBlog.com Aug 3, 2021

The hotel lawyers at JMBM's Global Hospitality Group® see a lot of ADA cases and believe the claims will increase tremendously in the next few years as a result of the current political climate, new regulations, higher priorities assigned by the Department of Justice, and passionate private litigants seeking to make the world ADA-compliant.

Sample Video Links and Topics used in Hospitality Educators training Aug 3, 2021: 15 Representative Video Links and Topics

“A Bakers Dozen” of Strategies for More Productive Meetings Aug 2, 2021

Ineffective meetings are frustrating, time wasters and often demoralizing. The following is "A Bakers Dozen” of Strategies for using organized team or staff meetings with more dynamic and successful results

"A Bakers Dozen" of Strategies for Successful Hotel Breakfast Service by John Hogan Aug 2, 2021

Breakfast can make the difference between a hotel and restaurant being viewed as a commodity or as an exceptional experience. This article offers 13 specific steps to success.

A Baker’s Dozen of Strategies for Hotel Human Resource Managers & Directors by John Hogan Jul 31, 2021

This column addresses the very core of all hotels. Without the proper planning and implementation of staffing and service, a hospitality business that interacts with guests 24 hours a day for 365 days a year has little chance for ongoing success.

Pilgrims to New Pioneers of Hospitality - Converting the Lessons of the Past to the Successes of the NOW Jul 28, 2021

The hospitality and tourism industry is collectively considered the single largest employer in the world today. It is unique from many other industries in that it requires a substantial measure of both tangible and intangible asset care. It is an industry that requires large amounts of capital, yet is one that requires and intense commitment to the "people"side of service. This workshop shares lessons from 18 people who have dramatically influenced the Hotel Industry.

Keys to Success Agenda and Learning Results

Original Pioneers as A Catalyst of Change
Hospitality Managers and Leaders
Visionaries and Hospitality Educators

Hotel Security: Navigating concerns and identifying solutions Jul 26, 2021: Business and recreational travelers demand safe and secure hotel accommodations, as well as responsive and friendly customer service. How can hoteliers ensure that their property provides as secure an environment as possible, while maintaining friendly customer service?

As Warren Buffet said, “it takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you’ll do things differently.”

With that said, here are nine things to consider when it comes to blending hospitality and security.