Big things are happening at Her Hospo!
We’re creating more opportunities for women across AVC and NZVC to connect, learn, build confidence and explore where a career in hospitality can take them.
That’s where Her Hospo Circle comes in.
Her Hospo Circle is a development program for women in Operations who are interested in building their confidence, developing their skills and exploring their next step in hospitality leadership.
It’s a welcoming space to meet women from across the business, share experiences and learn from each other. Whether you’re just starting your hospitality career or already thinking about your next leadership opportunity, there’s a place for you in the Circle.
Her Hospo Circle will include:
Each session will focus on practical ideas and takeaways that you can bring back to your venue and use in your everyday work.
Hospitality is full of opportunity, but women are still less represented as careers progress, particularly in venue operations and kitchen leadership.
Her Hospo Circle is one way we can help change that. By creating stronger connections, sharing knowledge and making career pathways more visible, we can support more women to enter, stay and grow in hospitality.
The Circle is also about building a stronger community. We want women to feel supported, encouraged and confident to speak up, ask questions and take their next step.
Selected sessions will also welcome allies, because creating a more inclusive hospitality industry is something we all have a role in.
If you’re an AVC or NZVC team member working in, or interested in building a career in, hospitality Operations, we’d love to hear from you.
Complete the expression of interest form to join Her Hospo Circle and help shape the sessions, topics and activities that come next.
This is your opportunity to connect with others, build your confidence and be part of a community helping create a stronger future for women in hospitality.
In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
We are a place free from discrimination, where everyone belongs. We respect and celebrate the diversity of our communities, including people of all cultural and faith backgrounds, classes, gender or sexual identities, ages and abilities and we are committed to creating a safe and welcoming space for all.
