Peter Ducker's guest appearances

Peter Ducker

Humans of Hospitality

Hospitality Meets... with Phil Street

Getting To Know You.

Kate Nicholls

Robin Sheppard

Danny Pecorelli

Ben O'Brien

Helen Browning

Andrew Scott

Jonathan Downey

Robert Richardson

Jeffrey Shaw

Christopher Moore

Cyrus Todiwala

Sarah Powell

Jose Ruiz

David Sax

Rob Wilson

OwlTail

In the first of our two chats with the Institute of Hospitality (https://www.instituteofhospitality.org), we got some time with outgoing CEO Peter Ducker.No doubt Peter has forged an enviable career and we were honoured to have a chat with him ahead of his end of June departure from the Institute.  As always, we got through a lot including:-Getting an early startDefying careers advisorsHeading off to LondonTaking the road less travelledHaving a mentorMoving into sales and marketingStarting capital breaksMoving into a public companyRedundancyStarting your own businessThe rich tapestry of lifeSetting up a code of conductGiving backTaking the IOH ReinsGetting the house in orderCatering for a GibbonApril foolsIt's a wonderful chat with a wonderful human and we wish Peter all the best in his next chapter.Enjoy!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacyChartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

In the first of our two chats with the Institute of Hospitality (<a href="https://www.instituteofhospitality.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instituteofhospitality.org</a>), we got some time with outgoing CEO Peter Ducker.No doubt Peter has forged an enviable career and we were honoured to have a chat with him ahead of his end of June departure from the Institute. As always, we got through a lot including:-<ul><li>Getting an early start</li><li>Defying careers advisors</li><li>Heading off to London</li><li>Taking the road less travelled</li><li>Having a mentor</li><li>Moving into sales and marketing</li><li>Starting capital breaks</li><li>Moving into a public company</li><li>Redundancy</li><li>Starting your own business</li><li>The rich tapestry of life</li><li>Setting up a code of conduct</li><li>Giving back</li><li>Taking the IOH Reins</li><li>Getting the house in order</li><li>Catering for a Gibbon</li><li>April fools</li></ul>It's a wonderful chat with a wonderful human and we wish Peter all the best in his next chapter.Enjoy!This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - <a href="https://podcorn.com/privacy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcorn.com/privacy</a> Chartable - <a href="https://chartable.com/privacy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://chartable.com/privacy</a>

#075 - Hospitality Meets Peter Ducker - The Professional Body CEO

In this weeks conversation I catch up with Peter from the Institute of Hospitality.   Now I have to confess to not knowing a huge amount about the IOH but I thoroughly enjoyed this chat with Peter.  Clearly he's been in the industry long enough to know what he's talking about and have a very rounded and objective perspective on quite a diverse range of topics that cropped up. We touch on OTA's, graduate training, VAT, the opportunity for independent hospitality, the impact of the pandemic and how we can find a way to trade through.  As Peter points out, we've been through wars and many other challenges as a sector and we will bounce back, in time. The IOH are the professional body for hospitality and have members in every sector in over 100 countries.  An impressive achievement. Their primary purpose is to promote professionalism through lifelong learning with hospitality educators around the world. They have an exceptional  knowledge library and resources and a programme of professional development events. I implore you to take a listen, and guarantee that you'll learn something new from Peter.

In this weeks conversation I catch up with Peter from the Institute of Hospitality.   Now I have to confess to not knowing a huge amount about the IOH but I thoroughly enjoyed this chat with Peter.  Clearly he's been in the industry long enough to know what he's talking about and have a very rounded and objective perspective on quite a diverse range of topics that cropped up. We touch on OTA's, graduate training, VAT, the opportunity for independent hospitality, the impact of the pandemic and how we can find a way to trade through.  As Peter points out, we've been through wars and many other challenges as a sector and we will bounce back, in time. The IOH are the professional body for hospitality and have members in every sector in over 100 countries.  An impressive achievement. Their primary purpose is to promote professionalism through lifelong learning with hospitality educators around the world. They have an exceptional  knowledge library and resources and a programme of professional development events. I implore you to take a listen, and guarantee that you'll learn something new from Peter.

#085 Peter Ducker - Institute of Hospitality