Hiring in the hospitality industry has become more complex, more competitive, and more visible than ever before. From executive chefs and general managers to senior leaders overseeing operations and guest experience, hospitality organizations are under constant pressure to secure the right talent quickly, without compromising candidate quality, company culture, or […]
Read moreSuccession planning has moved from a “nice-to-have” initiative to a critical leadership priority across the hospitality industry. As organizations face increased employee turnover, accelerated growth, company restructuring, and evolving industry trends, the ability to ensure continuity in leadership roles has become essential to organizational stability and long-term performance. In hospitality, […]
Read moreExecutive leadership has always been crucial in the hospitality industry, but today’s environment has heightened its significance across every segment. The modern hospitality industry operates at the intersection of travel and tourism, technology, and service excellence. Executives are expected to lead through digital transformation, manage evolving customer expectations, and navigate […]
Read moreSeasonal hiring has long been a staple of the hospitality industry, but today’s environment has heightened the stakes for employers across the U.S. hospitality landscape. From restaurants and food and beverage service establishments to boarding establishments, accommodation providers, and entertainment employers, seasonal hospitality employment now intersects with rising candidate demand, […]
Read moreResort executive recruitment is unlike standard hospitality hiring. Casinos, cruise lines, theme parks, and luxury hotels operate as mini‑cities where front desk, guest services, reservations, maintenance, security, food & beverage, entertainment, and retail all converge under seasonality, high guest density, and strict safety/regulatory oversight. This guide distills actionable best practices […]
Read moreEvent venue staffing has become one of the most dynamic and challenging areas within the modern hospitality and event management landscape. From corporate conferences at McCormick Place in Chicago to product launches in Los Angeles or luxury galas at The Plaza in New York City, success depends on the precision […]
Read moreAt Patrice & Associates, we understand that in the hospitality industry, success is built on relationships, trust, and exceptional service. That’s why we are especially grateful to the clients who choose us as their partner. Your confidence fuels our passion to deliver outstanding results, and we take pride in every […]
Read moreEffective hotel recruitment is one of the defining factors of success in the hospitality industry. From five-star resorts and luxury properties to midscale and economy hotels, strong hotel staffing ensures seamless guest services, operational excellence, and the kind of guest satisfaction that fuels repeat business. As global travel rebounds, hotels […]
Read moreStrong leadership is the backbone of successful hotels, restaurants, and hospitality groups. CEOs, general managers, and executive leaders set the tone for guest satisfaction, employee engagement, and long-term profitability. Yet finding the right executive candidate in today’s globalized and competitive labor market is no small task. The talent pipeline is […]
Read moreThank you Vicki Marshall!
I have been uber busy in my new position as Restaurant Manager. Initially, Vicki Marshall set me up with my new employer which would have been a great position. However after many interviews, we came to the conclusion that I would be a better fit for there bigger busier venue. I cannot express effectively how integral Vicki was in finding me the perfect company in the location I was looking for. She informed me of the companies long renown history and core values. She also helped prepare me for my interviews. I am deeply in her debt and cannot recommend her more highly.Many Thanks!Nicholaus A. Hoover
Vicki Marshall provided excellent services on my job search and made it a smooth process.
She took the time to get to know me, which helped her get connected with my future employer. She always followed up between myself and the employer and had excellent response times. Vicki genuinely cares for her client and was there to help at any part of the day. Very satisfied with her skill set and tools to end my job search and get hired! Warm Regards, Johnathan Meza
Vicki is one of kind!
She is very good at communicating and following up on any questions you have regarding the new perspective jobs. Her preemptive interview questions are thoughtful and get you ready for the real interview. Without her I wouldn’t have landed my job! Very thankful of Vicki!Elizabeth Pierce
Recruiters Find You the Best Job!
The experience was a positive one and I am extremely grateful with the help and resources she provided. Vicki spent a lot of time mentoring and providing very useful tools for interviewing, before And after the process. She was encouraging and stayed in constant communication. Vicki really was with me every step of the way and I very much appreciated. She really is on your side. I look forward to working with Vicki again and would recommend her services to others looking for employment in the industry. Thank you Vicki, you are awesome! Leah Coyle General Manager Cafe Yumm!
Hospitality Recruitment Works for Everyone
Thank you for having Vicki on your team, she is an unequivocal asset to Patrice & Associates. She has helped me two times in my job searches and she has delivered on both occasions. I don't have the pleasure to knowing Vicki on a personal level but I can tell you that her voice over the phone brings you confidences and let's you know that you are going to have a professional that cares about you, more over Vicki is not only professional but she I believe also understands people like me who are not so young anymore but with plenty of experience and drive to work. I have dealt with many recruiters from all platforms and I have had the chance to be able to compare the difference between a young recruiter and someone with more experience on the work force, my advice to job recruiting sites will be to pair people with a good match so we can talk at the same level. The young people don't feel "threatened or pushed around" by and older peer, I think that will give us a better chance to a job and that's what Vicki delivers. Best regards. Ruben Ramirez.
