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David Lund
The Hotel Financial Coach

About David Lund:

David Lund is The Hotel Financial Coach, an international hospitality financial leadership pioneer.

At Hotel Financial Coach I help hotel leaders with financial leadership coaching and workshops. Learning and applying the necessary financial leadership skills is the fast track to greater career success and increased personal prosperity. I significantly improve individual and team results with a proven return on investment.

He has held positions as a regional financial controller, corporate director and hotel manager with an international brand for over 30 years. He authored an award-winning workshop on Hospitality Financial Leadership and has delivered it to hundreds of hotel managers and leaders. David coach’s hospitality executives and delivers his Financial Leadership Workshops throughout the world, helping hotels, owners and brands increase profits and build financially engaged leadership teams.

He speaks at hospitality company meetings, associations and he has had several financial leadership articles published in hotel trade magazines and he is the author of two books on Hospitality Financial Leadership. David is a Certified Hotel Accounting Executive through HFTP and a Certified Professional Coach with CTI. Contact David at www.hotelfinancialcoach.com or on 415-696-9593.

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ARTICLES

Why technology has the hotel business bootstrapped 

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What does it mean to have your balance sheet reconciled?

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Your top 10 list of excuses

Is victim thinking that is holding you back from jumping in the deep end with the financials in your hotel career?
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What are CAP rates and how to use them

Remember the golden rule, the lower the cap rate the higher the purchase price paid and at the same time the lower the expected returns on that investment in the…
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