Marketing × Operations: Teamwork for Topline Growth in Hospitality - Victoria Feldman de Falco

In this conversation hosted by Nancy Mendelson, hospitality marketing veteran Victoria Feldman de Falco, principal and co-founder of Redpoint, shares how marketing, PR, and operations teams can work together to drive topline growth in hospitality. Drawing from more than four decades of experience leading bold, award-winning campaigns, Vickie explains why communications shouldn’t operate in silos — and how general managers play a crucial role in aligning strategy across the business.
You’ll hear stories that bring this to life, from creative campaigns like Cyber Monday for Hotels and Baggage Buyback to the operational realities that make or break great ideas. The conversation highlights how risk tolerance, collaboration, and clear communication can turn marketing initiatives into lasting brand value — and why PR deserves protection, not cuts, when budgets tighten.
If you’re focused on performance and looking for ways to strengthen collaboration across your hospitality teams, this episode delivers both perspective and practical examples you can put to work right now.
Read the article on hertelier: Hospitality PR in an AI World: Victoria Feldman de Falco on Ideas, Credibility, and Risk-Taking
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Music for this show is produced by Clay Bassford of Bespoke Sound: Music Identity Design for Hospitality Brands