Nathan Woods

Founder, Coach, and Consultant in Eugene, Oregon

Nathan Woods

Founder, Coach, and Consultant in Eugene, Oregon

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Redeeming People & Places Through Hospitality

I believe hospitality has the power to transform—not just moments, but entire lives. My mission is to help people and organizations create spaces where others feel seen, valued, and deeply welcomed. I call this Beloved Hospitality—an intentional approach to redeeming people and places through extraordinary care.

I’m a Certified Unreasonable Hospitality Coach and the creator of The Hospitality OS, a framework that helps leaders and teams design guest experiences that are both unforgettable and operationally repeatable. Whether I’m coaching a business, guiding a leader, or designing an event, my goal is the same: to create systems that consistently deliver welcome, wonder, and belonging.

Over the past decade, I’ve worked across industries—from producing VIP hospitality for world-class sporting events like the Prefontaine Classic, to advising boutique hotels, to hosting retreats for leaders who need space to rest and re-anchor. My work combines creative experience design with operational precision, helping others turn intention into implementation.

If it has beauty and impact—or the opportunity for such—it’s worth pursuing.

📍 Based in Oregon, I work with clients and leaders around the world.

🌐 Learn more about The Hospitality OS → BelovedHospitality.com

I Love Outdoors - Stand Up Paddling | Fly Fishing | Golf | Skiing | Crabbing | Hunting | More

I Love Community - Family | Fellowship | Work | Social Gatherings | More

I Love Stuff - Pizza Marking | Whiskey | Wine | Craft Beer | Music | Reading | DIY | More

I have 4 goals for my life:

Love God, Love Others, Do Stuff.

Serve My Family First and Foremost with Unconditional Love.

Serve My business, colleagues & community with the highest integrity, loyalty & stewardship.

  • Work
    • Beloved Hospitality
  • Education
    • University of Oregon
    • Lasell College