On My Couch Episode 27 – Tracy Atherton

In this episode we are joined by Tracy Atherton, a respected leader and innovator in the hospitality industry.

Tracy brings a wealth of experience from her dynamic career, spanning leadership roles across some of the most unique brands in the sector. In this conversation, we explore the emerging trends shaping hospitality today—from the evolution of guest expectations and the rise of technology, to sustainability, culture, and leadership.

We’ll also dive into Tracy’s personal career journey—the lessons she’s learned, the challenges she’s navigated, and the insights that continue to inspire her work.

This is an episode for anyone interested in the future of hospitality and in hearing from a leader who has walked the path, influenced change, and continues to shape the industry’s direction.

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On My Couch Episode 32 – Trevor Dill

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On My Couch Episode 31 – Monica Cavarsan

The name gets people talking. But behind Lard Ass Butter is a story about creativity, courage and building a brand from regional Australia.In the latest episode of On My Couch, Sue and I sit down with Monica Cavarsan, the founder behind this bold and memorable food brand.

On My Couch Episode 30 – Georgia Gray

In this episode of On my Couch, we’re diving into a topic that currently sits at the heart of leadership, culture, and human performance — psychological safety.Sue & I are joined by Georgia Gray, a practitioner whose work spans policy, practice, education, and frontline care. Georgia has worked across not-for-profit, local and state government sectors in industries like healthcare, education and tech.

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