Episode

Making Talent Development Stick In Hospitality

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The Future of Hospitality
Published
Jan 29, 2026
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2591
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Summary

Transform your team without big budgets: practical talent development that actually sticks. Discover how frontline managers become the real multipliers of growth. Guest: Marcel Petzold, Director of Talent Development and HR Shared Services at Marriott International, Fiji. Marcel brings operational and regional experience building human-centered L&D that reduces turnover and raises engagement. - Turn training into measurable change by equipping managers to reinforce skills on the floor - Create internal mobility paths that keep top talent in-house and accelerate careers - Spot early warning signs and retain staff through short, purposeful one-on-ones - Design development that balances practical daily coaching with scalable learning tools Follow The Future of Hospitality for weekly insights into hospitality, hotels, and guest experience. Disclaimer: This podcast shares stories, experiences, and opinions from hosts and guests. They are personal perspectives only and not statements of fact or official advice from The Future of Hospitality