PODCASTS AND INTERVIEWS HIGHLIGHTS
Hospitality Design: What I’ve Learned With Stacy Shoemaker Rauen
Consistent Individuality (Episode 91)
Bill’s passion for design has taken him all over the world—from Dubai to Los Angeles, California. No matter where he is working, Walshe’s approach to hospitality stays the same. As he says: “My fundamental essence of hospitality is very simple. We’re human beings who make other human beings happy.”
Redesigning Normal with Andrew Southern:
Building a Mission-Driven Pandemic Response (Episode 07)
“Bill was one of the best guests I’ve ever had on the show. His tremendous insight, coupled with top-notch communication skills, come through in any format - just Google him on any platform to see what I mean. I’d be happy to have Bill on to talk about any topic, any time in the future.” - Andrew Southern
No Vacancy Live with Glenn Haussman:
Management techniques that drive success (Episode 136)
Post Covid Strategy and competitive advantage (Episode 432)
“Bill is the type of guest I love for my podcast series. He is well versed on all topics, has a strong point of view, and is cool, comfortable and incredibly honest no matter the questions I ask. Plus, he is always energetic and engaged. That’s why I have had him on No Vacancy several times and will keep going back to him again and again. Why? Because I know the show will be a great every single time.” - Glenn Haussman
Indie Congress: Instagram Live Interview
Contribution without Compromise
“Bill Walshe is by far one of the most inspirational and natural leaders in hospitality. He is never condescending and always comes at every discussion from a place of humility. He communicates in a very intuitive manner leading listeners from one.” - Andrew Benioff
Urban Golf Performance:
Status vs. Purpose and evolution of professionalism (Episode 19)
Dollars and Drivers with Keith Kefgen:
Destination Driven Leadership (Episode 02)
“Bill is one of the most thoughtful leaders in the hospitality industry. His drive to change what it means to be a CEO is refreshing and a model for young leaders. The goal is to be a Chief Pride Officer rather than a general. Bill’s willingness to open up and share his life experiences has been a real motivation for me and my listeners.” - Keith Kefgen