Elisabeth Segura

The 2021 Top Women Leading Travel & Hospitality report features women leaders who continuously showed resiliency, perseverance and grit through difficult times.

In this Women Leading Travel & Hospitality member spotlight, you'll hear from Danielle Babilino, senior vice president, global sales and marketing for Hard Rock Hotels and Casinos, and WLTH board member! We asked Cara some rapid fire questions so you could get to know her better.

In this Women Leading Travel & Hospitality member spotlight, you'll hear from Michelle DeBella, former vice president, finance transformation and governance for Lyft, and WLTH board member!

In this Women Leading Travel & Hospitality member spotlight, you'll hear from Cara Gresser, global brand content lead for the Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, and WLTH board member! We asked Cara some rapid fire questions so you could get to know her better.

Dr. Betty Orlandino, PhD, calls out five bad habits that women often do in the workplace, shares real-world examples that she's seen throughout her career and provides ways for women to avoid these behaviors.

In this video, Michelle Farabaugh, the former chief marketing officer of Harry & David, shares her four keys to leadership in times of crisis.

Rebecca Minkoff says the most important thing to do when making a huge career change is to strip the idea that it will be terrible if you fail.

In this video, Lizzie Alberga discusses why self-care is essential to living and being at your best. Lizzie is the founder and CEO of Collective Gain.

In this video, Jennifer Thornton shares best practices on how to make micro-shifts in your language to enable you to lead with transparency and grace.

The following summary report outlines baseline results, collected from 718 respondents, identifying age, gender, title, racial ethnicity, sexual identity, religion, ability and military veteran status.

Women in the Workplace is the largest comprehensive study of the state of women in corporate America.

Navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, for many players in the travel industry, has been like sailing into a hurricane. Six months in, many are trying to right themselves and realizing that their navigational charts are no longer adequate.