Educational Luncheon + Incentive Experience

In hospitality, excellence isn't just expected, it's demanded. From managing high-profile events to navigating constant change, our industry requires leaders who can perform under pressure while inspiring those around them.

Join TEDx speaker, corporate wellness strategist, and leadership expert Beth Bishop for an engaging keynote packed with practical, science-backed strategies to help you navigate stress, lead with confidence, prevent burnout, and perform at your best when it matters most. Whether you're leading a major event, managing a team, or balancing the constant demands of our fast-paced industry, this session will provide fresh perspectives and immediately applicable techniques to help you thrive, both professionally and personally.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn, connect, and be inspired as we wrap up our 2026 educational series in true SITE SoCal style.

Beth Bishop is a TEDx speaker, nervous system regulation expert, and founder and CEO of The Phoenix Effect, a holistic fitness and corporate wellness company in Los Angeles. For over 18 years she has helped high performers do what willpower alone never could: regulate stress at the source and unlock the focus, energy, and clarity that drive real results.

Beth makes the science of the nervous system practical. No theory anyone forgets by Friday. She gives audiences simple, body-first tools they can use the moment stress hits, then carry into their highest-pressure days. Her signature method, Stop. Drop. Regulate., is trusted by teams at Fortune 500 companies nationwide to move from reactive to regulated.

A trusted advisor and coach to leaders at companies like Google and SoCalGas, Beth has built her reputation on one simple truth: you cannot out-perform a dysregulated nervous system. On stage she is part scientist, part coach, and all energy, leaving every room with practical tools and a felt shift, not just notes. Whether keynoting for hundreds or coaching an executive one-on-one, she helps people stop white-knuckling through their careers and start leading from calm, capable of far more than they thought possible.