Sustainable Practices in Hospitality: Fostering Community Growth and Empowerment

Finding Genius Podcast

Richard Jacobs

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4.4 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 24 December 2023

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

What is the relationship between a hotel and the surrounding community? In what manners does it contribute positively, and in what ways does it potentially create competition? How does this dynamic evolve based on the hotel’s geographical location?

Levar Jackson is the CEO and Founder of Yogh Group, a hospitality development and ownership company with patent-backed technologies. His goal is to make sustainable and impactful practices and technologies more cost effective than non-sustainable ones.

Jackson also wants to change the relationship between hospitality and surrounding communities, thereby creating a circular power economy and strengthening local communities.

Tune in to learn more and discover:

How to make hotels community ‘producers’ rather than ‘consumers’ so they enrich surrounding communities
Why tree planting is a highly ineffective carbon credit
The most effective but also most expensive carbon capture method
The difference between hotels that operate as competitors with surrounding communities and hotels that operate as producers for surrounding communities
Why climate change is just as much a corporate problem as it is a personal one

Got a great idea for innovation, or just want to learn more about Yogh Group initiatives? Check out Yogh group.

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0:30.0	This is the Finding Genius Podcast that Richard Jacobs.
0:34.0	Hello, this is Richard Jacobs with the Finding Genius Podcast.
0:41.0	My guest today is LaVar Jackson.
0:43.2	We're gonna talk about new patented technologies
0:45.2	for AG generation.
0:46.4	He's part of the YOG,
0:48.8	and I wanted to turn on the recording
0:50.6	as soon as I could,
0:51.2	because he's already giving me all this interesting stuff before we start recording.
0:54.6	But welcome, Lovar, thanks for coming.
0:56.0	Thank you for having me. It's exciting to be on your podcast.
0:59.0	Well, tell me a bit about your background and let's talk about what the Yoke group is what your current activities are after that.
1:04.8	Well if you start at the beginning I've done every job imaginable except food service because I'm
1:09.9	incredibly clumsy I can cook I'll drop it all in a second but I had spent
1:14.4	about 15 years working in hospitality you know selling art to hotels and
1:19.0	really striving forward towards being something more sustainable and I had come across a substrate that you could use on canvas that would make them recyclable.
1:28.0	Typically, a substrate that you put on canvases when you sell them to hotels, they have to be thrown out because they're
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