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Jun 13, 2025 25 min

Checking Inn With Jessica Hayes

from Checking Inn With Miranda & Leon Hosted by Leon Thomas

The Quote Of The Show was “Do you always have a bean pie in your pocket” During this episode of Checking Inn, we engage in a thoughtful conversation with Jess, exploring key facets of hotel technology, including the integration of artificial intelligence. She also shares insightful guidance for college students and professionals aspiring to advance their careers. About Jess (From her Linkedin profile) Jess is a hospitality sales leader with over 25 years of experience in the industry. She works for technology companies that put the guest first. She is also the founder and consultant of Hayespitality, a firm that helps hotels and companies choose and implement their sales, marketing, and operations tools, and spark sales and delight guests. Jess is passionate about hospitality technology and marketing, and has a proven track record of solving problems, connecting with people, and generating leads and metrics. She has worked with Sojern, Plusgrade, iVvy, Buku, and Jimmy's Jazz Club, and served as President of HSMAI Boston. She holds a B.A. in French from Mount Holyoke College and used to speak the language fluently. She loves to travel, write, and take photos, and has visited places such as France, Ethiopia, Tahiti, and Nebraska. She lives in Portsmouth, NH but considers Philadelphia her home.

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