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IoH Liverpool Round Table discussion results in inaugural IoH white paper on EDI

24 July 2023

The first of many IoH CPD Round Table White Papers from across the UK has been published today. ‘How can hospitality help create sustainable jobs in social mobility cold spots’ was the outcome of a round table discussion held in Liverpool, England.

Moderated by Kellie Rixon MBE FIH, Chair of the Institute of Hospitality and Chair of The Board of Directors, Sefton Hospitality Operations Ltd, the panel discussed social mobility, why it matters and what the hospitality industry can do to help.

Joining Kellie wereChiranjeewa Atapattu Lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University, Dorothea Jones MIH Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Lead at the Institute of Hospitality, Duncan Cameron FIH Chief Operating Officer at Rose Hospitality Limited, Luke Settle MIH Commercial Business Manager at Rochdale Borough Council, Rachel Burke MIH Cluster Human Resources Manager at Leonardo Hotel Liverpool, Robert Richardson FIH MI CEO at the Institute of Hospitality, Sam Coulstock FIH Head of Professional Development at the Institute of Hospitality, and Stephen Watson Executive Director Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council.

The Institute of Hospitality Round Tables are designed to bring Institute members and the wider hospitality community together to discuss regional challenges and produce a white paper on specific topics that present a problem, as well as provide possible solutions.

The IoH CPD Round Tables are held nationally across the UK, and outside London, allowing IoH members to participate in critical discussions.

To download your copy of the IoH CPD Round Table White Paper on social mobility follow the link below.

Download your copy of the IoH White Paper on social mobility

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