Strategic Coaching for Hospitality Leaders & Professionals
A quiet, structured space to untangle the complexity of high-pressure operational environments & recharge.

The Reality of the Hospitality Industry
Hospitality isn’t just an industry. It’s an ecosystem that demands constant presence, rapid problem-solving, and endless emotional regulation. It’s like a world of its own. It has its own rules, energy and people. Once you are in, once it truly captures your soul, even when you now longer work in it, it’ll always be part of your DNA.
You are continuously managing the expectations of guests, the dynamics of large teams, and the pressures of stakeholders (owners, management companies, investors..), often at the expense of your own capacity. There are no set hours, as that’s not how the industry works. There are no set work descriptions.
When you spend your entire day anticipating the needs of others and putting out operational fires, it becomes incredibly difficult to step back and make sense of your own direction, boundaries, or burnout.
What We Can Work On
I offer a judgment-free, non-performative space where you don’t have to be “on”. Common themes I explore with hospitality professionals include:
We work at your pace. I offer a predictable, honest space to slow things down, filter out the noise, and find a way forward that actually makes sense for you and your capacity.

Why We Might Work Well Together
I don’t need you to explain the exhaustion of a 24/7 operation or the complexity of hotel hierarchies to me.
Before building my coaching and consulting practice, I spent 20 years in hospitality management, including my time as Director of Analytics & Search at Fairmont Raffles Hotels International. I worked on property, in resorts, city hotels, as well as in head office roles. I’ve started in guest relations, and worked my way up to a Director position at head office. I’ve done the show rounds, the long hours, the fam trips, the owners’ meetings. I’ve been grilled by the asset managers, attended countless ITBs and World Travel Markets, and dealt with irate guests at reception.
I know what it means to navigate intense operational pressure and complex human systems. I also know that when you are exhausted or stuck, you don’t need motivational platitudes. You need a thinking partner who understands the reality of your environment.
Ways to work together
I offer flexible options depending on what you’re looking for. You don’t need to commit upfront unless you want to.
I am committed to making coaching accessible. If you work in the charity sector or are currently navigating financial barriers, please enquire about my concessionary rates.
one-off COACHING OR MENTORING
(1 X 60 min SESSION)
£89.00 (self-funded)£109.00 (employer sponsored)
A single, stand-alone session. No preparation required, and no expectation to continue unless it feels useful.
Suitable if you want:
SHORT TERM COACHING OR MENTORING
(5 X 60 MIN SESSIONS)
£400 (self-funded)£490 (employer sponsored)
Five sessions, scheduled at a pace that works for you. The focus can evolve as things become clearer or can change over time.
Suitable if you want:
ONGOING COACHING OR MENTORING
(10 X 60 MIN SESSIONS)
£750 (self-funded)£925 (employer sponsored)
Ten sessions over an agreed timeframe. This option offers the most continuity, without locking you into a rigid programme or outcome.
Suitable if you want:
Practicalities
I tailor each coaching session to suit your individual needs and thinking style. Session recordings, follow-up summaries, feedback and accountability support are available at no extra cost, based on your preferences. By default, I do no record sessions unless requested.
In general terms:

Working together
If you’re looking for clarity that leads to sustainable action, or support without platitudes, you’re welcome to get in touch.
We can start with a conversation and see whether it feels like a good fit, no pressure, no obligation.
Before we work together
Coaching and mentoring can look very different depending on who you work with. To make things as clear and transparent as possible, I’ve answered some of the most common questions I’m asked about how I work, what to expect, and whether this approach is likely to be a good fit for you.