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Hannah Kelly Is Turning the Reservation Into a Relationship
At Resy, Hannah Kelly is making a case that the smallest rectangle on your phone can lead to something much larger: discovery, loyalty, and a table people remember.
Sean Taggart Learned to Read People Before He Marketed Places
A year spent backpacking through 14 countries taught Sean Taggart to pay attention to how places make people feel. Three decades later, that instinct sits at the centre of his work across hospitality, homes and real estate.
Sorya Gaulin Markets a Hotel. The Product Is a Place.
After three decades in communications, Sorya Gaulin is applying the machinery of luxury marketing to a community asset - making every booking carry the story of Fogo Island with it.
Shelley Bruce and the Memory Business
After two decades in advertising and hospitality, Murphy Hospitality Group's chief marketing officer works where a brand promise meets the dining room, hotel lobby and festival field.
Michelle Kline Built a Career by Knowing When the Story Needed a Different Color
From a Niagara hotel rebrand to the C-suite at Anchor, Kline's career offers a practical lesson in creative range: learn the craft, choose collaborators well, and know when the best contribution is a referral.
Frank Soukup III
Frank Soukup III is a Minnesota marketing leader who spent more than a decade branding resorts and destinations before becoming the first Chief Marketing Officer of Just For Kix, the youth dance company, and its custom-apparel division The TeeHive. A Certified Hospitality Digital Marketer, he built his reputation guiding Grand View Lodge, Tanque Verde Ranch and Cote Family Companies, ran his own agency, and served as a senior strategist at WhiteBox Marketing. He sits on several Minnesota tourism and hospitality boards and now focuses on connecting a 40-year-old dance brand with the next generation of dancers, directors and families.