Peggy Berg chairs the Castell Project, a non-profit advancing women in leadership in the hospitality industry. Under her guidance, Castell delivers leadership development for women, benchmarks the status of women in the hospitality industry, encourag...
Peggy Berg chairs the Castell Project, a non-profit advancing women in leadership in the hospitality industry. Under her guidance, Castell delivers leadership development for women, benchmarks the status of women in the hospitality industry, encourages women in university hospitality programs, and promotes women on the podium. Fortuna’s Table, an initiative to advance women in hotel ownership, is under development.
A franchisee of Hilton and Choice, she has owned and operated hotels. A well-known consultant, she was the first female employee elected by the PKF partnership and she built The Highland Group, Hotel Investment Advisors, Inc.
According to a study of 30,000 women by Hahn and Archer from 2019, almost half of women report some type of sexual harassment or unwanted advances at conferences and events. At one conference alone, ...
For women, the advice about building wealth starts early in a career and comes from a variety of supporters along the way. These voices typically offer the same limiting approach: Save more, spend ...
I confess, my experience with the contribution of public company boards to corporate performance has mostly been from headlines. So researching hospitality industry public boards as part of a ...
The release of Castell Project’s third-annual report “Women in Hospitality Industry Leadership 2020” highlights that women are growing in leadership share and gaining acceptance in virtually every ...
Castell Project released a new report benchmarking gender parity called “Women in Hospitality Industry Leadership 2019.” Statistics show more women making their way into hospitality industry ...
“Is it true that I have to give up having a family if I want a career in the hotel business?” That’s a question I hear often from college women majoring in hospitality.
For 15 years as a consultant, I was trading time for money, and there simply were not enough hours to build my personal balance sheet. As a mom, I wanted to build that balance sheet for my kids’ ...