• S1E41: Inspiring Women in Hospitality with Naureen Ahmed

  • Apr 24 2025
  • Length: 12 mins
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S1E41: Inspiring Women in Hospitality with Naureen Ahmed

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  • Welcome to Sustainability Stories podcast!

    In this episode, host ⁠Radhika Arapally⁠ and Naureen Ahmed discuss the role of women in hospitality!

    Naureen is the founder of Inspiring Women in Hospitality, a global platform dedicated to women in the hospitality industry.

    Naureen started Inspiring Women in Hospitality to encourage women, at all levels and roles in the industry to engage in meaningful conversations and build relationships, aiming to inspire the next generation of female leaders. She has conducted 13 Round Table sessions in 8 cities, providing visibility and a platform for over 200 women to share their insights.

    Naureen shed light on:

    💭 The purpose behind Inspiring Women in Hospitality

    💭 Advice for Career Growth: Two top tips summarised from interviewing 200 guests on her podcast

    💭 Challenges in Speaking up

    💭 Common Challenges for Women in Hospitality

    💭 Gender Pay Gap and Workforce Representations

    ✅ From speaking to over 200 inspiring women, Naureen shared a valuable piece of advice with us - "Take ownership of your career and ask for it."

    ✅ Join Inspire Community to connect with other women in hospitality and learn how to take ownership.

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