Talent Management Innovations in the International Hospitality Industry

Stefan Jooss is Lecturer in Management and Programme Director for the Higher Diploma in Human Resource Management at the Cork University Business School, University College Cork. His main research interest and focus is in the area of international human resource management, particularly talent management and global work.Ralf Burbach is Head of Hospitality Management at the School of Hospitality Management and Tourism, Technological University Dublin. He is a past president of European Federation of the International Council on Hotel, Restaurant & Institutional Education. His research focuses mainly on human resource management digitalisation and global talent management.Huub Ruël is Professor of International Business and Global Talent Management at Hotelschool, The Hague. His research focuses on talent management in the hospitality industry and the role of technology in talent and human resource management.

• Chapter 1. Introduction; Stefan Jooss, Ralf Burbach, and Huub RuëlChapter 2. Strategic Talent Management in the Hospitality Industry; Tom Garavan, Geraldine Matthews-Smith, Ann Marie Gill, and Fergal O’BrienChapter 3. Conceptualisations of Development Approaches to Promote Individual Creative Talent; Anastasia Kulichyova, Sandra Moffett, Judith Woods, and Martin McCrackenChapter 4. Sustaining Hospitality Talent Pools through a Common Pool Resource Lens; David W. Brannon and Ralf BurbachChapter 5. Talent Management, The Employer Brand, and Employee Retention: Evidence from The Irish Hotel Sector ;Donagh Davern;Chapter 6. Mentoring Initiatives as Talent Management Innovations; Judie Gannon, Diana Clayton, and Anna KlenertChapter 7. Talent Management Innovations in the Hospitality Industry: Insights from the winners of the Hospitality HR Award; Celine Chang and Simon WertherChapter 8. Talent Management Innovation in a Time of Unprecedented Disruption: Implications for Practice and Research; Julia Christensen Hughes and Jonathan D. Christensen