Podcast appearances and mentions of jonathan worsley

In this FHS Podcast, Jonathan Worsley speaks with Steven Greenway, CEO of flyadeal, about the airline's rapid growth trajectory as Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 reshapes the aviation and tourism landscape. Steven reflects on his 25+ years in aviation, including past startup successes, and shares how flyadeal is building a commuter-friendly, tech-enabled network across the Kingdom and beyond. He discusses the rise of domestic and first-time flyers, female workforce inclusion, airport collaboration, and why AI and digitalisation will define the next wave of industry transformation.

In this episode of the FHS Podcast, Jonathan Worsley speaks with Maya Ziadeh, Chief Development Officer, Premium, Midscale & Economy Division for Middle East, Africa & Türkiye, Accor. They discuss Accor's expansive strategy in Saudi Arabia, including its 30-year legacy, plans to double its footprint by 2030, and a focus on both Giga projects and secondary cities. Maya shares insights on midscale and economy growth, Accor's “multi-local” development strategy, empowering women in hospitality through initiatives like RISE and She Leads, and how Accor fosters long-term, trust-driven investor partnerships.

By looking at the first chapter of the book of Joshua we see that God remembers God's promises, God's servant remembers God's precepts, and God's soldiers remember God's people.

In this episode of the FHS Podcast, Jonathan Worsley sits down with Maud Bailly, CEO of Sofitel, Sofitel Legend, MGallery, and Emblems. Maud shares her inspiring journey from serving the French government to spearheading Accor's luxury portfolio. The conversation explores her leadership philosophy rooted in pragmatism and emotional intelligence, the revival of Sofitel's brand identity through French zest and local culture integration, and bold sustainability goals like 100% eco-certification by 2025. Maud also highlights the importance of storytelling in ESG, the drive for gender diversity in leadership, and how Sofitel is adapting luxury experiences to Saudi Arabia while staying true to its values.

In this episode of the FHS podcast, Dr. Fabien Fresnel, CEO of the Riyadh School of Tourism and Hospitality, joins Jonathan Worsley to discuss Saudi Arabia's ambitious plans to train 1 to 2 million young Saudis for the tourism and hospitality sectors over the next 10–15 years. Dr. Fresnel explains the urgent need for a "people strategy" to match the Kingdom's rapid development goals, how the school plans to scale up with innovation and technology, and why localized, multi-dimensional education will be critical. He also shares insights on bridging academia and industry, empowering female participation, embedding ESG culture in hospitality education, and creating an ecosystem of training centers across the Kingdom by 2030.

In this episode of the FHS Podcast, Muin Serhan, CEO of Amsa Hospitality, joins Jonathan Worsley to explore how Amsa is reshaping Saudi Arabia's hospitality landscape. Muin outlines the company's bold strategy to tap into underserved secondary markets while also expanding in major cities like Riyadh and Jeddah. He explains Amsa's four-pronged development approach—including land acquisition, JV partnerships, and management deals—and how its collaboration with leading hotel brands like Accor, Radisson, and IHG is accelerating growth. Muin also highlights the role of the Amsa Academy in training local talent, the company's push into sustainable and tech-driven innovation, and the importance of aligning with Vision 2030. With a pipeline of over 10,000 keys, Amsa is charting a new path for homegrown hospitality in the Kingdom.

In this episode of the FHS podcast, host Jonathan Worsley speaks with Jake Haupert, a leading voice in regenerative tourism and co-founder of the Transformational Travel Council. From a pivotal moment on a Californian beach to a life-altering climb up Mount Kilimanjaro, Jake shares how his early experiences led him to redefine travel as a catalyst for personal growth, cultural exchange, and environmental regeneration. The conversation explores the meaning of transformational travel, the shift from passive tourism to active co-creation, and how the hospitality industry can embrace meaningful human connection alongside AI. Jake also touches on how regenerative tourism goes beyond sustainability, drawing inspiration from nature and community-driven values. As tourism looks to the future, Jake advocates for intentionality, authenticity, and purpose—not just for guests, but for entire destinations and their people.

In this episode of the FHS podcast, Jonathan Worsley speaks with Nikolina Angelkova, former Minister of Tourism of Bulgaria, about the power of strategic focus and investment in driving tourism growth. She shares how Bulgaria increased international arrivals by 35% despite a limited budget, the importance of public-private partnerships, and how Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 is reshaping the region's tourism sector. Nikolina discusses sustainable tourism practices, overcoming challenges like over-tourism and infrastructure gaps, and the crucial role of investment in building a competitive, future-proof tourism economy. Tune in to gain insights from her experience in global tourism policy and investment advisory. #FutureHospitalitySummit #FHSSaudiArabia #FHSPodcast

In this episode of 'The Valley Today,' host Janet Michael sits down with co-host Carl Knoblock, Virginia District Director for the Small Business Administration, and guests Jonathan and Rachael Worsley, owners of Waypoint House Bed and Breakfast and Presto Dinners, to discuss their businesses and strategies for expanding their reach. The discussion begins with a warm welcome, introducing the guests and providing a background on their businesses. Jonathan and Rachael share their experiences running Waypoint House Bed and Breakfast in Berryville and their prepared meal business, Presto Dinners. They emphasize the convenience of their services, offering frozen comfort food meals made from high-quality, locally sourced ingredients. As the conversation progresses, they delve into the challenges of marketing and reaching new customers. Janet and Carl provide valuable insights and suggest various strategies, including leveraging social media, email campaigns, and targeted advertising. The importance of appealing to specific demographics, such as college students, older adults, and even international travelers, is discussed in detail. Carl introduces the concept of using interns and students for market research and promotional activities, highlighting the benefits of engaging younger generations who will soon become potential customers. He also discusses the potential for expanding into new markets such as assisted living facilities, colleges, and even correctional facilities, emphasizing cost-saving opportunities for these institutions. The conversation takes an interesting turn as Carl mentions the Commonwealth of Virginia's Step Grant program, which provides funding for marketing and exporting initiatives. He encourages Jonathan and Rachael to explore this opportunity to further expand their customer base, particularly among international travelers and specific ethnic communities in the DC area. The episode wraps up with a focus on the potential for franchising Presto Dinners, with Carl advising on the importance of maintaining quality standards and following a model similar to Chick-fil-A's rigorous training and supervision of franchisees. The guests express their enthusiasm for the suggestions provided and acknowledge the importance of taking gradual steps to grow their businesses effectively. Learn more about Presto Dinners on their website: https://www.prestodinners.com/ and follow them on Facebook. Learn more about Waypoint House Bed & Breakfast on their website: https://waypointhouse.com/ and follow them on Facebook. The nomination period is still open for the SBA's Small Business Person of the Year award. Click here to learn details and find application information.

In this episode of the FHS Podcast, Jonathan Worsley converses with Eng. Sultan Alshehri, Chief of Investment at Aseer Development Authority, to explore the ambitious plans for developing the Aseer region in Saudi Arabia. Sultan discusses Aseer's unique blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, highlighting the region's strategic goal of becoming a year-round sustainable tourism destination. He shares insights on infrastructure development, including the expansion of Abha Airport, and the importance of public-private partnerships in attracting foreign investment. The conversation also emphasises Aseer's commitment to preserving its natural environment, with the creation of the Imam Faisal bin Turki Royal Reserve, and how sustainability is at the core of its future growth. #FHSWorld #FHSPodcast #FutureHospitalitySummit

In this episode of the FHS Podcast, Jonathan Worsley, Chairman & CEO of The Bench, sits down with Duncan O'Rourke, CEO of Accor for the Middle East, Africa & Asia Pacific. Duncan shares insights into his journey in hospitality, the strong post-pandemic performance of Accor, and the growth prospects in key markets like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and India. He discusses Accor's strategy of balancing profit, people, and planet, emphasising sustainable initiatives like organic farming and community support. Duncan also highlights Accor's focus on talent development, the importance of fostering a multicultural workforce, and the critical role of training in retaining staff. The episode wraps up with Duncan's thoughts on the Future Hospitality Summit (FHS) as an essential platform for industry leaders to connect, share insights, and shape the future of hospitality. Tune in to hear how Accor is leading the way in responsible hospitality and innovation in the region. #FHSWorld #FutureHospitalitySummit #FHSPodcast

In this episode, Jonathan Worsley sits down with Bani Haddad, Founder and Managing Director of Aleph Hospitality, to discuss the company's rapid growth as the largest independent hotel management company in the Middle East and Africa. They explore Aleph's unique owner-focused approach, the shift towards franchise models, and how innovation, sustainability, and local expertise are driving their success. Bani also shares insights into Aleph's future expansion plans and the key challenges facing the hospitality industry in the region. #FHSPodcast #FutureHospitalitySummit #FHSWorld

In this episode of the FHS podcast, Jonathan Worsley speaks with Turab Saleem, Partner and Head of Hospitality, Tourism & Leisure at Knight Frank, about the rapid growth of the hospitality sector in the Middle East. They discuss key industry trends, including wellness and experiential tourism, the adoption of A.I. and technology, and the impact of rising costs on development. Turab also highlights the region's evolving role as a global tourism hub and the importance of sustainability and innovation in shaping the future of hospitality. #FHSPodcast #FHSWorld #FutureHospitalitySummit

We're kicking off Season 6 in the vibrant streets of London, where Jonathan Worsley, Chairman & CEO of The Bench, met with Fritz to explore the past, the present and the future of hospitality and its exciting global development. With the FHS World in Dubai just around the corner, Jonathan shared his insights on the Middle East's remarkable transformation over the past two decades and highlighted various success factors for the sector, including the vital role of women. Guess what: Nothing works without…? Women, correct! ;) Jonathan explained why involving the topic of sustainability in his events is crucial, what impact new technologies like AI have in the field and he shared how hospitality investment conferences have evolved over the last 25 years. And if anybody knows, it's him! As co-founder of the International Hotel Investment Forum (IHIF) Jonathan was largely involved in establishing successful hospitality events across the globe. As a member of the board, he serves as a trusted advisor to, among others, World Sustainable Hospitality Alliance, Freshontable and Envi Lodges. Luckily, Fritz has, for once, done his homework and asks Jonathan to spill the beans about some of his highlight moments, like an epic charity bike ride from Amsterdam to Berlin, skiing in Iran and unforgettable mishaps at award shows. Jonathan's journey is nothing short of inspiring and this episode is packed with personal insights. Tune in and enjoy the show!

In this FHS podcast episode, Jonathan Worsley sits down with Elie Milky, Vice President of Development for Radisson Hotel Group in the Middle East, Cyprus, Greece, and Pakistan. Elie discusses Radisson's ambitious growth strategy, aiming for 150 hotels and 30,000 keys by 2030, with a significant focus on Saudi Arabia. He shares insights on hotel conversions, the rise of lifestyle brands like Radisson RED and Art'otel, and the challenges of brand awareness and staffing in emerging markets. Elie also highlights the impact of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 on regional tourism growth. #FutureHospitalitySummit #FHSWorld #FHSPodcast

In this podcast episode, Jonathan Worsley, Chairman & CEO of The Bench, engages in a conversation with Jeff Tisdall, Chief Business Officer of Accor One Living and Global Head of Mixed-Use. They explore the evolution of branded residences, a segment that has grown significantly over the past decade. Jeff discusses his journey into the hospitality industry through real estate development, emphasising how branded residences have become integral to luxury and lifestyle hospitality offerings. The conversation covers the global expansion of this market, particularly in key regions like Dubai, Miami, and London, and the increasing involvement of non-hospitality brands like luxury fashion and automotive companies in this space. Jeff also highlights the importance of sustainability, design innovation, and the operational challenges in managing branded residences, especially in emerging markets. The discussion previews the upcoming Branded Residences Forum at FHS World, where industry leaders will delve into the future of this growing sector. #FutureHospitalitySummit #FHSWorld #FHSPodcast

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Jonathan Worsley, Chairman and CEO of The Bench, interviews Eezan Shahul Hameed, Chief Commercial Officer of Maldives Fund Management Corporation. They discuss the evolution of the Maldives Fund Management Corporation, its role in attracting foreign direct investment, and key tourism projects like the Han Kede integrated tourism zone and Gafaru lagoon development. Eezan highlights the importance of sustainability, community involvement, and innovative tourism models in driving the Maldives' tourism sector forward. #FutureHospitalitySummit #FHSWorld #FHSPodcast #MFMC

In this episode of the FHS Podcast, Jonathan Worsley, Chairman and CEO of The Bench, interviews Natalia Bayona, Executive Director of UN Tourism. They discuss the vital role of innovation and technology in transforming tourism, the importance of education for youth in the sector, and the challenges of over-tourism. Natalia shares insights on supporting SMEs through digitalisation, fostering sustainable tourism, and the impact of UN Tourism's startup competitions in driving growth and social impact. #FutureHospitalitySummit #FHSPodcast #FHSWorld #UNTourism

In this episode of the FHS Podcast, host Jonathan Worsley sits down with Guy Hutchinson, CEO of Hilton Middle East and Africa, at the Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah Hotel in Riyadh. They discuss Hilton's significant expansion in Saudi Arabia, including a new deal introducing 1,600 keys across three brands in Medina. Hutchinson shares insights on aligning with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, the diverse range of hospitality projects underway, and the strategies for fostering a young workforce and enhancing gender diversity within the region. They also delve into the potential of branded residences and Saudi Arabia's unique position to redefine tourism with its ambitious development plans.  

In this engaging podcast episode, Jonathan Worsley, Chairman, The Bench, talks with Serena Lim, Chief Growth Officer of The Ascott Limited, about their unique business strategies and expansion plans. Celebrating 40 years, The Ascott has transitioned from an owner-operator model to managing a vast portfolio of over 940 properties globally. Serena discusses Ascott's significant focus on the Middle East market, particularly Saudi Arabia, and their approach to creating tailored, experience-led accommodations across various asset classes. The conversation also delves into Ascott's participation in the upcoming Future Hospitality Summit and their strategic goals for the event. #FutureHospitalitySummit #FHSPodcast #FHSSaudiArabia

In this insightful episode of the FHS Podcast, Jonathan Worsley sits down with Susie Ellis, Chair & CEO of the Global Wellness Institute. Susie discusses the transformation in wellness tourism, highlighting its expansion beyond traditional spa offerings to include holistic community and environmental wellness. They explore the integration of wellness in business travel and the vital role of staff wellness in hospitality. Susie also touches on the burgeoning potential for wellness innovations in emerging markets like Saudi Arabia, underpinning the discussion with trends in longevity and self-care that are set to shape the future of the industry. #FutureHospitalitySummit #FHSSaudiArabia #FHSPodcast

In this engaging episode of the FHS Podcast, Jonathan Worsley, Chairman, The Bench, sits down with Fahad Abdulrahim Kazim, CEO of Millennium Hotels & Resorts & Lakhraim Group, to explore the brand's significant growth in the Middle East and Africa. They delve into the introduction of innovative brands like M Social and Biltmore, Millennium's focus on integrating technology to improve guest experiences, and the strategic expansion into new markets. Kazim shares his journey from real estate to hospitality, underscoring the importance of questioning industry norms to foster innovation. The conversation also highlights Millennium's commitment to sustainability, community engagement, and developing local talent, showcasing how these initiatives are shaping the future of hospitality. #FutureHospitalitySummit #FHSSaudiArabia #FHSPodcast

In this captivating episode of the FHS Podcast, Jonathan Worsley, Chairman, The Bench converses with Carlos Khneisser, VP Development MEA, Hilton about Hilton's innovative development strategies and dedication to sustainability. They explore Hilton's thriving presence in Abu Dhabi, particularly on Yas Island, and the significant expansion in Saudi Arabia with a focus on environmentally friendly hotel operations. Carlos highlights the importance of innovation, collaboration, and the golden age of travel, emphasising Hilton's efforts to meet the environmental concerns of the younger generation and the brand's initiatives towards making hospitality sustainable for the future. #FutureHospitalitySummit #FHSPodcast

Join Pastor Gus as he interviews Jonathan Worsley, a pastor who's returning to his home country with the hopes of planting a gospel-preaching church.

Evening Devotional on Jonah 1:1-3 preached on January 14, 2024 by Jonathan Worsley.

Glenn Mandziuk, Chief Executive Officer, Sustainable Hospitality Alliance and Jonathan Worsley, Chairman, The Bench discuss net positive hospitality in our latest podcast episode. The hospitality industry is a major contributor to society and the environment which places greater onus of responsibility on it to pivot and transform into a sustainable driver. Diving into the development of the Sustainable Hospitality Alliance, they discuss the importance of building a wider network of hotels and organisations with the right kind of technology to affect the global chain. Hear their insights on the hospitality industry's growing focus on innovation, the demands of the employee of the future, and the Sustainable Hospitality Challenge's winner idea for 2023 in the podcast.

The Apostle Paul brings assurance to the believer as he teaches us to consider the inseparable love of God for us through Christ Jesus our Lord. 

Message from Jonathan Worsley on October 29, 2023

Our latest podcast with Sandeep Walia, Chief Operating Officer, Middle East, Marriott International, and Jonathan Worsley, CEO and Founder, The Bench, illuminates Marriott's exciting latest initiatives ranging from sustainability to cultivating greater female leadership and discussing their groundbreaking pipeline of 110 hotels. Walia shares in the podcast how Marriott is striving to reduce their waste to landfill by 45%, water intensity by 15%, and carbon intensity by 30% while expanding to regions like Turkey with a goal of opening 100 hotels. #FutureHospitalitySummit

Tune in to listen to Jonathan Worsley, CEO and Founder, The Bench and Guy Hutchinson, President & CEO, Rotana dive into Rotana's inspiring journey from a Middle Eastern brand to a global name and its expansion with sustainability at the core of its philosophy. Rotana is one of the first brands in the region to completely eliminate single-use plastics and Hutchinson shares his insights into how sustainable innovation is becoming increasingly accessible for hospitality brands today with the right strategic framework. #FutureHospitalitySummit

Richard Johnson, General Manager of Al Faisaliah Hotel joins the FHS podcast to talk to Jonathan Worsley, Chairman & CEO, The Bench to share his experience of working as the General Manager of the iconic Al Faisaliah Hotel, Riyadh. Richard talks about what exactly makes Al Faisaliah the icon that it is and how is it the right venue for an international event like Future Hospitality Summit.

Amine E. Moukarzel recently joined the FHS Podcast with Jonathan Worsley to discuss the recent developments by Louvre Hotels Group in hospitality technology and operations. Amine also talks about what's happening in the hospitality investment landscape of Saudi Arabia, and what excites him about the region.

Noelle Homsy, Co-Founder, ENVI Lodges talks to Jonathan Worsley, Chairman & CEO, The Bench about how she feels about being at the Future Hospitality Summit. Noelle also talks about what sustainability means to her and what underlying problems need to be addressed in order to achieve sustainability in its most authentic form in the hospitality industry.

In this episode of the Future Hospitality Summit Podcast, Hassan Ahdab, President of Hotels Operations, Dur Hospitality talks to Jonathan Worsley, Chariman & CEO, The Bench about his participation at the Future Hospitality Summit. Hassan talks about how the industry needs to be ready to serve the modern sophisticated customers with digital solutions while staying sustainable at the same time.

In this episode of the Future Hospitality Summit Podcast, Guy Hutchinson, President & CEO, Rotana, in conversation with Jonathan Worsley, Chairman & CEO, The Bench, shares his reasons for participating in FHS and his experience being on the CEOs panel at the Saudi edition of the summit. Guy elaborates what sustainability means for the hospitality industry at this stage and sheds light on what Rotana has been doing to promote sustainability in their operations.

Haitham Mattar, Managing Director IMEA, IHG Hotels & Resorts and Special Advisor, UNWTO in conversation with Jonathan Worsley, Chairman & CEO, The Bench, talks about the importance of Future Hospitality Summit as an event and his key takeaways from a panel talk he participated in at the Saudi edition of the summit. He also talks about how important it is to engage the younger generation in the hospitality industry and discusses possible methods of retaining younger employees with unconventional management strategies.

In 2016 at our Root Hill Youth Camp we had a number of evening speakers.   Jonathan Worsley, former pastor of Grace Church Kew, spoke on Mark 10 about the requirements for eternal life.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the last chapter.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the eleventh chapter.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Jonathan Worsley and Bill Heerman as they discuss the tenth chapter.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the ninth chapter.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the eighth chapter.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the seventh chapter.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the fifth chapter.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the third chapter.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the third chapter.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the second chapter.

As we begin our life together as Edgefield Church, we're using this book to help us think through what a healthy church looks like. Please join Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley as they discuss the first chapter.

Michael Smith, Gerwyn Price, Peter Wright, Joe Cullen: Die großen Jungs dominieren die Winter Series. Aus deutschsprachiger Sicht kann lediglich Gabriel Clemens mit einigen Monster-Averages überzeugen. Neben der Bühne sorgen Michael van Gerwen und Jonathan Worsley für Aufregung. Darüber hinaus sprechen wir in dieser Folge ausführlich über die Auslosung zum Grand Slam of Darts, der am 16. November beginnt. Foto: Lawrence Lustig/PDC "Checkout - Der Darts-Podcast" ++ Während der großen Turniere auch auf ntv.de ++ Twitter => @CheckoutPodcast Instagram => @checkout_podcast Facebook => Checkout - Der Darts-Podcast Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Michael Smith, Gerwyn Price, Peter Wright, Joe Cullen: Die großen Jungs dominieren die Winter Series. Aus deutschsprachiger Sicht kann lediglich Gabriel Clemens mit einigen Monster-Averages überzeugen. Neben der Bühne sorgen Michael van Gerwen und Jonathan Worsley für Aufregung. Darüber hinaus sprechen wir in dieser Folge ausführlich über die Auslosung zum Grand Slam of Darts, der am 16. November beginnt. Foto: Lawrence Lustig/PDC "Checkout - Der Darts-Podcast" ++ Während der großen Turniere auch auf ntv.de ++ Twitter => @CheckoutPodcast Instagram => @checkout_podcast Facebook => Checkout - Der Darts-Podcast Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Michael Smith, Gerwyn Price, Peter Wright, Joe Cullen: Die großen Jungs dominieren die Winter Series. Aus deutschsprachiger Sicht kann lediglich Gabriel Clemens mit einigen Monster-Averages überzeugen. Neben der Bühne sorgen Michael van Gerwen und Jonathan Worsley für Aufregung. Darüber hinaus sprechen wir in dieser Folge ausführlich über die Auslosung zum Grand Slam of Darts, der am 16. November beginnt. Foto: Lawrence Lustig/PDC "Checkout - Der Darts-Podcast" ++ Während der großen Turniere auch auf ntv.de ++ Twitter => @CheckoutPodcast Instagram => @checkout_podcast Facebook => Checkout - Der Darts-Podcast

Michael Smith, Gerwyn Price, Peter Wright, Joe Cullen: Die großen Jungs dominieren die Winter Series. Aus deutschsprachiger Sicht kann lediglich Gabriel Clemens mit einigen Monster-Averages überzeugen. Neben der Bühne sorgen Michael van Gerwen und Jonathan Worsley für Aufregung. Darüber hinaus sprechen wir in dieser Folge ausführlich über die Auslosung zum Grand Slam of Darts, der am 16. November beginnt. Foto: Lawrence Lustig/PDC "Checkout - Der Darts-Podcast" ++ Während der großen Turniere auch auf ntv.de ++ Twitter => @CheckoutPodcast Instagram => @checkout_podcast Facebook => Checkout - Der Darts-Podcast ...

When your business is heading towards a cliff's edge, you can simply deal with all the cancellations and liabilities—or you can put a small team together and figure out a way to pivot your offering. Jonathan Worsley, Chairman of Bench Events, did the latter. He talks to David and Catherine about how he launched a new online event, Hospitality Tomorrow, within 17 days of the UK going into lockdown. Since then, he has been busy exploring different platforms and solutions that enable virtual events to offer much more than a simple webinar. Going forward, he believes events of the future will be a hybrid affair, blending the reach and accessibility of an online experience with a smaller scale, more focused offline set-up. 

Psalm 62 (repost from Kew Baptist Church first Sunday of 2020 - 5th January).  It's around 1000BC and King David is the midst of some stomach-churning political fray. His enemies speak well of him but they are ultimately untrustworthy. He looks to the future and recognises that power and wealth will not last. Where will David go? Where will David's soul find relief? 

Jesus raises Lazarus, thus revealing his divinity, and thus giving us every confidence to trust in him.

Jesus raises Lazarus, thus revealing his divinity, and thus giving us every confidence to trust in him.

Matt McCullough and Jonathan Worsley discuss biblical preaching.

Looking at the latest news on travel and hospitality across the Middle East and the impact created by COVID-19. Information on flight suspensions, repatriation flights from Emirates and Etihad, plus hotel and event news. Special guest interview with Jonathan Worsley, Chairman & Founder, Bench Events talking about their virtual conference Hospitality Tomorrow, which takes place on Tuesday April 7th

In this psalm David sings of the goodness of God who found him in death and restored him to life. Because David's song is really Jesus's song, it can be our song too.

Pastoring small churches comes with unique challenges. In this Pastors’ Talk episode, Jonathan Leeman, Mark Dever, PJ Tibayan, and Jonathan Worsley discuss the blessings and burdens of shepherding a small flock.Join the 9Marks community:GET THE APP: http://9marks.link/appTWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/9MarksFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/9MarksINSTAGRAM: https://www.instragram.com/9MarksBOOKSTORE: https://www.9marks.org/bookstore

Pastoring small churches comes with unique challenges. In this Pastors’ Talk episode, Jonathan Leeman, Mark Dever, PJ Tibayan, and Jonathan Worsley discuss the blessings and burdens of shepherding a small flock.Join the 9Marks community:GET THE APP: http://9marks.link/appTWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/9MarksFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/9MarksINSTAGRAM: https://www.instragram.com/9MarksBOOKSTORE: https://www.9marks.org/bookstore

"Travel is a privilege, not a right and if we are enjoying this privilege then we should also be responsible enough to do everything we can to mitigate the impact we have on the planet" - Shannon Stowell, CEO, Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) as he speaks to Jonathan Worsley, Chairman, Bench Events on the challenges of adventure travel, including over tourism and sustainable travel and how we can become responsible global citizen as travelers. Shannon has more than 25 years of business experience in adventure travel, e-commerce, outdoor retail, and environmental sciences.

Jonathan Worsley speaks to Dr. Khosro Ezaz-Nikpay of Zendegii on creating the world’s first vegan ice cream. Using the spirit of innovation and finding that white space using innovative research techniques. Khosro kicks off the Disruption Day at AHIC on 9th April.

Jonathan Worsley speaks to Raki Phillips, Chief Citizen of Earth Hotels which is a new innovative and eco-friendly brand that is being showcased for the first time at the Arabian Hotel Investment Conference. Raki states he can build 30% below typical construction costs and a build time from 6-12 months. Listen to this podcast to learn how Earth Hotels is changing the business model and hear of their growing pipeline.

Jonathan Worsley speaks to the Founder and CEO of HotelSwaps, Preben Vestdam on creating a new product for the hotel industry that epitomizes the sharing economy through the exchange of unused hotel rooms. There are over two billion rooms annually left unsold at independent hotels and small groups. Preben speaks on how his company can capitalise on these rooms and discusses his success to-date.

Jonathan Worsley speaks to the Chief Operating Officer of Citymax Hotels by Landmark Group, Aly Shariff on the current state of the UAE market and price dumping "if we don't value our product, how do you expect our clients to value our product". Aly speaks of his passion for service, experience, and competing against the rapid commoditisation of the industry. He thinks as operators, we have become our own worst enemies.

One thing I love about the hotel industry is that so many high ranking executives started at the bottom.  This is certainly the case for Olivier Harnisch, who left school at 16 and was a waiter that wasn't even allowed to address customers.  Now he's the CEO of Emaar Hospitality Group, with Dubai's most recognisable hotel brands including The Address, Vida and The Rove. In this interview we talk about how he knew, from 8 years old, that he wanted to be a hotelier.  The conditions imposed by his Uncle that got him his first job, which led to a chance encounter with James Bond and so many other stories. We also talk leadership, maintaining relationships with spouses and friends when you have a C level role in hospitality, getting into flow, dealing with negative people and what you can lessons you can apply from leaders of the hotel world. Extra thanks to Jonathan Worsley of Bench Events for pushing me to record this podcast.  For more content from Raj Kotecha head to www.RajKotecha.com/podcasts, including his show "OPP - Other People's Podcasts", co-hosted by Grammy Award winner Fatman Scoop. This podcast is co-produced by Arjun M Shah and the intro music comes from the song "Riddem" by Hype and Fever (special thanks to them and Live Entertainment London for permission to use the audio).

Title: What's the Point of Work if You're Dead? Preacher: Jonathan Worsley Series: Wisdom and Folly Passage: Ecclesiastes 1:1-4:6

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What does it look like to be honest with God about our sin? David offers a powerful model. He shows us what it looks like to genuinely recognize our sin, to repent of our sin, and to experience renewal after our sin.

First Five Years is a 9Marks Conference meant to encourage and instruct new pastors. The conference covered topics such as training leaders, ministering through suffering, congregationalism, cultivating a culture of evangelism, avoiding burn out, and more.

First Five Years is a 9Marks Conference meant to encourage and instruct new pastors. The conference covered topics such as training leaders, ministering through suffering, congregationalism, cultivating a culture of evangelism, avoiding burn out, and more.

Message from Jonathan Worsley on August 14, 2016

Message from Jonathan Worsley on August 14, 2016

Lamine Sebogo is Head of the Elephant Conservation program for the WWF. Sitting down with Bench Events CEO, Jonathan Worsley, at the Africa Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF) 2015 in Addis Ababa, the pair discuss the real facts about the elephant poaching crisis. Covering the poverty, global demand and money that is fuelling the trade, Mr Sebogo talks about how the hotel industry can stop the slaughter of approximately 30,000 elephants being poached every year. This podcast is part of an official series supporting the Africa Hotel Investment Forum (AHIF). To attend, please visit www.africa-conference.com.  

Richard Coekin & Jonathan Worsley. Antioch. 10.12.12